run_script | Run shell scripts in rust | Script Programming library

After reinstalling and modifying Python38 multiple times (at C:\Python38 directly this time), and trying different solutions, I finally was able to fix the issue somehow.

Here's a few related issues that might help others with the same issue:

• https://bugs.python.org/issue40253
• https://stackoverflow.com/a/67894642/13123426
• How to associate Python scripts with active virtualenv?

The last thing I did was:

1. Setting again assoc .py=Python.File which corresponds to the Python Launcher (it was already like this before, but I had changed it in between with the solution proposed at https://stackoverflow.com/a/67894642/13123426 which did not work for me).

At this point, this was still not working, the cmd kept asking me which program I wanted to use, then I got a flashing window (script opening then window closing at the end).

1. Right-click on any python script, then choose "Open with" and select "Python Launcher"

2. Open cmd again, activate my virtual env, python myscript.py works finally !

The weird thing is that I always checked "associate .py files" in the Python installer, as well as "install pylauncher"...

I've run into a similar situation before where I couldn't terminate the program using ctrl + c. The issue is (more or less) solved by using daemonic processes/threads (see multiprocessing doc). To do this, you simply change

It sounds like you are baking in your own security and really you should be looking at sparks security. The short answer is Standalone (Master/worker) is the most manual labour to secure. In general:

Configuring Ports for Network Security Generally speaking, a Spark cluster and its services are not deployed on the public internet. They are generally private services, and should only be accessible within the network of the organization that deploys Spark. Access to the hosts and ports used by Spark services should be limited to origin hosts that need to access the services.

This basically is telling you to use network partitioning/network sescurity and not use "identity key". You can encrypt what is communicated and restrict who can talk to who, but you need to have the ports open between machines for them to be able to do work. If you have the need for security I'd setup an EMR cluster with Yarn, and Kerberize the cluster. Then you are very secure.

When you have a change in UI followed by some "lengthy" operation you can explicitly refresh the UI by using the QWidget.update method:

@MadScientist and @idz were correct above. The key was that the root libraries when using root-config --cflags --glibs added the following:

make is not really suitable for keeping track of an M x N matrix of results. The fundamental problem is that you can't have two stems in a rule, so you can't say something like

Per definiton of the event:

""" Fired when a new load test is started. It's not fired again if the number of users change during a test. When running locust distributed the event is only fired on the master node and not on each worker node. """

https://docs.locust.io/en/1.4.0/writing-a-locustfile.html#test-start-and-test-stop

So you are initiating variable as 0 and the event doesnt fire in worker nodes so it stays 0,in master node the event fires and changes the value.

Edit: It seems the logic behind this has changed since last I checked it might work if you update your locust version

SQLcl is 99% compatible with SQLPlus so for almost any sqlplus command you should be able to just use sql.

Launch the script using your existing sqlplus command but using sql instead

sql id_maint/password@111.22.33.44:1521/sid @C:\sql_scripts\initial_script.sql

No need to loop over indices. Just zip the answers and the emoji_numbers: