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I have a flask API, with jwt authentication, on a httponly cookie. I installed interceptor, added the domain(with HTTPS) to the list, and enabled the requests and cookies interception. but still, how do I make postman send the cookie I got from logging in to the server? usually, with a simple front-end, it just happens, so I didn't think about it. all the methods I found in postman documentation, including specifying the value with the token, but I don't have it, since I can't access the httponly cookie. (or can I?)

must I access the cookies? can it be done automatically like simply sending requests from the front-end? any guidance will be appreciated

So I did a lot of digging around the internet, and I have been unable to come up with the answer to my problem. My goal is that I want to print any errors that are logged to the console into a database. However, I have gone far enough into my project that it would be a pain to go back into my try...catch... blocks and edit them with an error extender, or to just create my own function in the catch area.

I wanted to know: is there a specific way to create an error interception in NodeJS? I mean, I assume that whenever an error is logged to the console, the code fires some sort of event, and I guess I am looking for something like:

process.on(error, async (e) => { // my code here })

Is that at all possible? Is there a module that will allow me to do this? For context, I am running the latest version of Node/NPM on a headless Ubuntu 18.04 server, and am using pm2 to control my program processes.

I have this dataframe with time in minutes. I want to create a new column that indicates the timedifference (in minutes), between the row in which a substitution occurs and the previous rows.

I'm very new to this proxy stuff. I've recently installed Burp Suite HTTP Proxy (Community Version). I want to be able to intercept a request being sent from a website, modify it, and then approve it to forward it. I'm using instagram's website for example. I send a message through the Direct Message feature on the website. Now, the message isn't going to send obviously because my proxy has intercepted it and awaiting further orders on what to do with the interception. How can I simply just change what I wrote, and then forward it? If Burp isn't the right tool for this, please tell me. I'm willing to try anything to make this work. I know this question might be dumb for some of you who are experienced, but even just opening the application already has me scratchin' my head! Any help is appreciated. (This is for testing purposes).

This is what I see when I first open the application: I've already opened a browser inside Burp

I just got into a Asp.NET web-project and I'm trying to setup the application. When I run the application and call an endpoint on localhost I get the error "InvalidOperationException: Unknown connection string parameter 'SSLMode'".

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To handle serialization errors from PostgreSQL I'm using the @Retry annotation on my API endpoints (according to the official documentation https://www.postgresql.org/docs/12/transaction-iso.html).

Those endpoints also have a @Transactional annotation of course.

However, if I get the could not serialize access due to concurrent update error during the commit phase, no retry is happening. It's properly retrying if the error is raised before.

Am I missing something?

Here is the full stacktrace:

I set my program to launch at startup by the below code:

The payload have colors object child:

The main domain entity code:

I'm trying to creating create a program that does the same functions as the Java Set. I wrote this to handle intersection: