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I'm using docker-compose to launch a commandbox lucee container and a mysql contianer.

I'd like to change the web root of the lucee server, to keep all my non-public files hidden (server.json etc, cfmigrations resources folder)

I've followed the docs and updated my server.json https://commandbox.ortusbooks.com/embedded-server/server.json/packaging-your-server

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So I've been trying to implement image upload to Backblaze B2 bucket for about three days now. I struggled with getting the data, but I'm getting an error about connection refusing I guess. It returns error code 504 and I've tried fixing it by sending just the image, without converting it to base64 data. I don't understand a lot about base64 data, so I think the error might be caused by base64Data. I also don't have a lot of experience with backblaze-b2 and found the npm package "backblaze-b2" not too long ago. Here's the code:

I am trying to collect form data with Node.js but I am unable to retrieve it.

I have the following add_device.html page:

I have this script and I would like to print a single title before executing the conditional if

My code

I just set up a project in NodeJS and I am trying to do a POST request from my frontend (via API). Everything is working fine, the post request is succesfully performed, all the parameters are sent and my NodeJS app gets the request, however the body/params are empty.

Here's the code I am using:

I am making a code which takes in jumble word and returns a unjumbled word , the data.json contains a list and here take a word one-by-one and check if it contains all the characters of the word and later checking if the length is same , but the problem is when i enter a word as helol then the l is checked twice and giving me some other outputs including the main one(hello). i know why does it happen but i cant get a fix to it

I have a website I am helping to maintain (but did not build myself), using Nuxt.js and Axios. It is currently showing an odd server behavior on the Home page. If I directly visit the home page (say: https://example.org):

• Browser: Server error (500)
• Server: Certificate has expired (for the twitter feed data call)

This error also happens when I am on example.org/about (which works) and hit a link formed like: Home

However, if I visit the home page (both show link as https://example.org) via a link on say example.org/about which is formed like: Home:

• Browser: Page works!
• Server: No errors

So, oddly enough, even for two different links for '/' one leads to the error but the other does not (and they both display the same thing in the URL bar). If I open the link directly at example.org:5000/tweets then it works fine (footnote: not sure why the design choice was made to use a different port there, possibly related). Has anyone seen this kind of behavior and know why that might happen? It persists on safe mode and on all major browsers. No changes were made with the code from when it worked to when it stopped working in the last couple of days. The specific error that I receive is shown like the below.

ABC is a music notation; I'm working on patterns to parse it as part of an app.

Sometimes multiple renditions of a tune are in an ABC file, and I need to get just the first rendition -- or in an ideal world any rendition I specify. The beginning of a rendition is signified by the X: string.

It's not possible to know in advance how many renditions are in a file.

In Javascript, how can I return, for example, the first rendition (from the first X: inclusive to the beginning of the second) in the example below, in a way that will return the first if there is no second, and return the first if there are more than two renditions.

My work so far yields ([\s\S]*)(?=X:) which succeeds in the two rendition example, but fails with a single rendition or more than two.

Adding an 'OR'd end of file condition to the lookahead lets the single rendition case work, but fails on the one and three rendition cases, e.g. \([\s\S]*)(?=X:|$)

Any help appreciated ... a good way to parse ABC will be used by many.

A two-rendition example can look like the below -- for a three rendition example just add a line with X: at the end, and for a single chop off everything from the second X:

EDITS: Folks have been kind enough to ask for better examples, and they won't fit in a comment, so here's a few

Broken pledge is interesting because it has more than one ABC and they're not numbered sequentially: