free.sh | Get rid of AUT login on servers | Authorization library

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free.sh is a Shell library typically used in Security, Authorization applications. free.sh has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

With the beginning of the AUT policies for internet usage, servers has encountered lots of problems. To get rid of this new policy, I wrote this bash script. Hope it helps :).

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Parsing JSON with ruby

Deactivate language fallback when translating (Python Django i18n)

QUESTION

Parsing JSON with ruby

Asked 2017-Apr-02 at 18:53

I have a probem when I parse file like this all works

{"StumbleUpon":0,"Reddit":0,"Facebook":{"total_count":19227,"comment_count":0,"share_count":19227},"LinkedIn":27}

my code:

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ANSWER

Answered 2017-Apr-02 at 18:53

That second structure doesn't have the necessary structure to navigate it that way. You need to approach this more cautiously:

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/43164579

QUESTION

Deactivate language fallback when translating (Python Django i18n)

Asked 2017-Feb-28 at 21:34

I have an i18nized Python Django application. It currently uses two languages; German (DE) and French (FR).

I have all my keys (.po-/.mo-files) translated and ready in German, however for French, some are missing.

In the Django settings I specified 'de' as the LANGUAGE_CODE.

I can switch from one language to the other just fine without issues. The routing works fine and every other feature I need is handled by the Django Middleware.

However, in the current scenario when I switch from German to French, all the keys which are missing in French, just fallback to the German values. But I would like them to just default to their keys.

E.g.
Current Scenario
Sortiment (available in French) -> Assortiment
Gratis Lieferung (not available in French) -> Gratis Lieferung

Expected Scenario
Sortiment (available in French) -> Assortiment
Gratis Lieferung (not available in French) -> free.shipping.info

What would be a clean solution to solve this? I couldn't find anything in the Django documentation. I'd like to solve this without using additional plugins.

And one solution I could come up with, would be to just add all the missing keys in the french translations and have their values also be their keys but this doesn't feel right.

E.g. in django.po

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Answered 2017-Feb-28 at 21:32

I'm still happy if anyone has a "proper" solution for this but I ended up solving it with a shell script:

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/42512188

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