cookbooks | opscode chef | Configuration Management library

Hi – I have started to learn web scrapping using R. My first project is to collect a list of all cooking books from indigo and do some analysis.

But currently, I can only select the first book from the page. I use “rvest” package and google chrome selector Gadget. I have watched YouTube videos and links but no one seems to have this issue, happy to get any ideas on listing all books from the page and in all available pages.

Code:

I am trying to setup a self-hosted GitLab instance, everything works except when I try to create a https connection using Let's encrypt. I get the following error when trying to reconfigure the GitLab instance:

I have a node with the following json in chef nodes:

I'm trying to run android instrumented tests on Gitlab CI on a remote linux machine, everything works fine until it runs the gradle task for the tests, it fail without any further information.

I should also mention that one out of ten times, it works.

Can you spot something wrong?

Here is my gitlab CI file:

I'm working to migrate from Eclipse Jersey/Grizzly (2.33) to Eclipse/Jetty (10.0.6) for the embedded Http Server for our REST API, and I can't for the life of me get the multipart/form-data uploads working properly. I freely admit I am not versed in Jetty configuration, nor Jersey/Grizzly configuration, and I'm cobbling together the old code with the bare minimum of boilerplate from Jetty cookbooks.

At this point, I'd be thrilled to just get the server to accept the request. I can work on how to handle the files on my own. My primary goal at the moment is to not have to rewrite dozens of servlets/handlers right now (hence the use of the Jersey ServletContainer).

This is the server code:

I'm running this script in AWS Opsworks. It worked before, but now it fails with the error message below the script. The script creates the linux-2 server instance and then immediately runs the script. Some suggest setting pgpcheck=0, but I don't exactly know where to add this. I don't know if that's the solution either.

Our company is updating to Chef 14 (14.14.25) from Chef 12 (12.19.36). I have a recipe with a library of helper functions, with this code surrounding it:

I'm trying to write a simple firestore rule that only allows create if the user is an admin in the parent document. The parent document looks like this:

I'm trying to get devise to work with my React front end. At the moment I have set up an AuthenticationService in the front end to sign users in. This is the first time I'm setting up devise with React so I'm sure I'm missing something but I can't seem to figure out what.

The picture shows was I am getting when I console log the response from the API.

Here is what my authentication service looks like in the front end.