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I want to access the city name and add it to a Gtk.Label. This is how I try to do it.

Can anyone tell me what is wrong with my code? Or suggest some other way to get the city name?

I have this code below

Basically in AEM I would want to encrypt some text using AEM CryptoSupport and pass the encrypted key to other system(say ABC system), then the ABC system to decrypt the key to do some action.

AEM can share Adobe Granite Crypto Support 0.0.8 jar to ABC system to do encrypt/decrypt but I wonder how does AEM share HMAC and Master file to other system to decrypt? Is this possible ? Please advise.

I'm a DevOps engineer who has inherited an AEM 6.5 environment from an AEM developer who is no longer with the organization. The architecture consists of one dispatcher instance, one author instance, and one publisher instance. Currently the dispatcher is configured to fetch and cache content from the publisher instance and serve content to users from the cache.

It works for all pages except login pages when the user attempts to visit a restricted page (any page which require the user to log in). When visiting a restricted page via the dispatcher instance (https://example.com/site/restricted.html) it performs a 302 redirect to the login page on the publisher instance (https://publish.example.com/site/login.html). This is the same behavior which occurs if a user visits the restricted page directly on the publisher instance (https://publish.example.com/site/restricted.html), but it is not the desired behavior for when accessing the site via the dispatcher instance.

I am trying to make it so that when visiting restricted pages through the dispatcher instance that the user is brought to the login page through the dispatcher (https://example.com/site/login.html), not redirected to the publisher instance. The user should not see publish appear in the URL at any time, nor should the existence of the publisher instance ever be made visible to a site visitor.

I've been unable to find where this redirect is defined/configured. Here is a summary of my research so far:

• I have reviewed all Apache configuration on the dispatcher instance in httpd.conf and all conf.d files and there are no rewrite rules or redirects which seem to cause this behavior. There are no references to the publisher instance IP address, hostname, URL, or subdomain in any of the conf files or VirtualHost blocks.

• I have reviewed all dispatcher configuration in the mod_dispatcher.so module's dispatcher.conf config file on the dispatcher instance and there doesn't seem to be anything related there either. The only reference to the publisher instance is in the /farms/renders block in dispatcher.any.

• I’ve examined every configuration option listed in both the author and publisher instance configuration web consoles (https://publish.example.com/system/console/configMgr) which include any of these terms: login, redirect, restricted, authorization, and authentication but could not find anything that seemed relevant.

• I’ve also searched in CRXDE Lite on both author and publish (https://publish.example.com/crx/de/index.jsp) for the same terms but didn't find anything relevant. I found the login.html page and it's child node jcr:content component but there's nothing about redirects in the properties.

• I've gone onto the publisher server instance and checked the contents of /opt/aem/crx-quickstart/conf. I see bundles.json, cq.pid, quickstart.properties, and sling.properties but none of them have any clues.

• I've found a file at /opt/aem/crx-quickstart/launchpad/config/com/day/cq/auth/impl/LoginSelectorHandler.config which contains this:

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I'm working on a bit of code that takes in dictionaries and creates an instance of an object. While doing some learning on the try and except blocks, I have incorporated it into my little function. I've ready many times that checking before doing something isn't Pythonic, so I was wondering how I would alter my code (below) to meet that suggestion. At it stands, the code works only because I use getattr before setting. Otherwise, setattr will create the property rather than failing because the property does not exist.

While running curl command using chef getting error. Block which I am trying to execute:

The actual dataframes that my code is dealing with are much larger than this one and it needs to be able to deal with different dataframes. The example below is to illustrate the problem of having groups with the same contents, and how to only keep one of them.

Consider the case where I have groups with different contents.

I am testing the SAS REG procedure, in the Student version. I set up the table below: