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🤿 Scuba - It's how you swim with the fish. Scuba is the fastest, smallest, and fishiest plugin manager for the friendly interactive shell.
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QUESTION
Oracle 11g
How can I get ALL pet_owners of FURRRY
and SCALY
and only earthworms
and slugs
?
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-23 at 20:50You want either of the two conditions to be met, so you need OR:
QUESTION
I want to search for strings that have been obfuscated in larger strings. But only to a limited extent. Possibly within 10-15 characters, and case-insensitive.
I found a solution that I think might start do the trick for finding the strings, but it searches the entire target string, when I only want to find results that are close together.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-16 at 13:21string = '4X5G'
list_of_chars = list(string)
candidate = 'Ipsum 47 loreix 5-g blue scuba rock.'.lower()
pos = 0
first_pos = None
last_pos = 0
for el in list_of_chars:
if el.lower() in candidate:
pos = candidate.index(el.lower(), pos)
if first_pos == None:
first_pos = pos
last_pos = pos
else:
raise Exception
if last_pos - first_pos < 15:
print(candidate)
QUESTION
Not sure what i'm doing wrong here. Im trying to understand the relationships between tables? Please help thank you
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-16 at 14:10You have some errors. First you assign a foreign key to a table that don't exists yet and second you have duplicate values into your inserts for your primary keys. I have fixed your table creation, check your insert datas.
Follow below approach to create your tables and then do the inserts:
QUESTION
I have a function within my app that I have working that lets me submit a form with images that then stores the image in a file using Multer and uploads a URL to my Postgres database. When I return the file to the front end I am just left with filename that relates to the images but I don't know how to get the file path added so that the image displaying.
Should I be adding the prefix file path when inserting it into the database? Or is there a security issue if I display the full file path on the front-end. Obviously I know my front and backends should be decoupled and operating independently. I could also have a separate file for images outside of the backend but I am not sure if this is a recommended process. If this was in a professional environment would It just be handled by the likes of Google Cloud, AWS etc so I'm not sure if following the decoupling process is completely possible in this case.
I have seen process-cwd in some similar cases but I'm not sure if this is what I need to do. Could I hard code the file path in the front-end React component and then use the redux data that has the filename at the end?
I have the photo filename stored in my Redux store however I don't know to go from there. The image is in my backend/assets file at the minute.
API inserting the image into Postgres.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-19 at 15:06It is bad security practice to include full paths of your backend because it allows an attacker to traverse your installation and find exploits. It is also better to split up a complex application into different simpler responsibilities so that they are easier to solve.
This solution should 'separate the concerns' of the backend and frontend, as well as the two use cases to upload and download the file:
Use Case 1: Upload an image file to the server.
- User selects image file from Client system
- Client reads and uploads the file to the server
- Server saves the file and associates it to content. (this is the sample code)
Use Case 2: Download and display an image file for a matching article on the UI.
- Client requests an article
- Server sends article content and ID for image files
- Client requests image files and assigns the response to image components.
- Server retrieves file by ID and returns it to the client.
- Client image components render image files on the client system.
So, your backend needs to save the file in some way that it can publish it for later use. The best-practice as mentioned in comments is to put the file in a public folder and use the name as the ID, then let the webserver treat it as a static file. This allows the full benefit of web and cloud technologies to help you speed up and maintain your solution.
When the client uploads the image, the server should save it to a public folder and return its name/ID. The client path to the file is not enough in the upload, because the server can't access the client's system. Instead, the client needs to send a stream of bytes with metadata in the HTTP request. If you are only setting the filename in the upload, you need to read and send the bytes to the server like so:
JSON Example:
QUESTION
Is there a good place to store patient interests in FHIR? (e.g. enjoy bike riding, scuba diver, etc..) I am considering using an Observation to capture this, but I wanted to make sure there wasn't another option.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-29 at 22:22Observation is appropriate. It's a single point-in-time assertion.
QUESTION
I'm trying to use dockerode to access the Docker API.
My goal is to get container data for all containers in the multi node swarm.
It appears that docker.listContainers( {all: true } )
is scoped to only returns containers running on the calling node, in my case my manager node.
https://docs.docker.com/engine/api/v1.37/#operation/ContainerList
How do we use dockerode to get a list of all the containers in a swarm?
How do we use dockerode to get a list of all the containers associated with a service?
On the command line, you can get the container id using docker service ps
to get the container id, and then call inspect on container.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-22 at 15:04The docker API will only return locally running containers when using the GET /containers/json
endpoint, so a 404 is expected when trying to return a container on another docker engine. Swarm managers are only able to return swarm objects for the whole cluster. Regular containers are not swarm objects.
When interacting with swarm mode, you can list swarm services and swarm tasks. GET /services
and GET /tasks
. Since tasks are indeed a swarm mode object, you can list all tasks for the whole swarm from any manager.
Tasks do then go on to create containers on the various nodes in the swarm. If you want to list containers across the whole swarm, you must use the GET /containers/json
API endpoint directly on each node.
These API endpoints are analogous to the following commands:
GET /containers/json
-docker container ls
GET /services
-docker service ls
GET /tasks?filter=...
-docker service ps ...
(see documentation for the correct filtering syntax)
I have answered this in the context of the Docker API instead of in the context of any one docker API library for increased readability.
QUESTION
I try to make an attempt like this question
LDA Original Output
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-02 at 19:27Create only documents with bigrams:
QUESTION
I'm very new to ElasticSearch
I want to sum of salary between two dates 27/08/2020 and 31/08/2020 which I'm not able to achieve.
I'm posting here the simple query and the outcome of the query.
I read about date-histogram but could not find a specific answer and If the outcome is very simple then why date-histogram is asking to put in interval as well as it returns data in the bucket.
Documents in employees index are
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-28 at 11:01I want to sum of salary between two dates 27/08/2020 and 31/08/2020 which I'm not able to achieve.
Try below query:
QUESTION
I have some unittest
-based code that currently looks like this:
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-16 at 23:08You can define an autouse fixture that will store the CaptureFixture
object (returned by the capsys
fixture) as an instance property:
QUESTION
Using android device to nfc read my country ID card and Driver license (hint: both had 3 lines MRZ of Type TD1 and the Driver card has a number 8digits+'E' near the chip, witch I don't know what is used for!?)
for ID card part I used jmrtd library (BAC protocol, and I successfully read all what I want Data Group {1,2,11,12})
for Driver License, after reading some standards I supposed to do BAP instead-of BAC So I implemented a DLicenseService class the same as PassportService but with some minor changes:
- changed EF_COM to 001F and AID to A0000002480200 (witch worked in the first tries) ...
- I'm doing BAC as BAP with a custom key derivation algorithm the triplet (docNumber, dateOfBirth, dateOfExpiry) did not work...
My questions are:
- Is there any protection against a wrong key derivation multiple attempts (assuming BAP == BAC) because the scuba service now is failing!!...please don't tell me there is and my card is blocked...
- Are BAP and BAC equivalent? should I try other protocol?
- Do you know the most used key seed derivation algorithm for Driver License (like SHA1 of last 6 doc digits...)
- Is there a library to deal with Driver License like jmrtd for travel document?
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-18 at 07:12- Yes, BAC and BAP are equivalent
- The triplet worked for Driver licence
- I implemented all my logic on top of jmrtd code and every think worked fine, basically I implemented :
- DLicenseService class
- COMFile and all DGxFile that I'm interested in taking into account the correct SFI and Tags values from the iso/IEC FCD 18013-2 standard.
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