MessagePack | A MessagePack encoder and decoder for Codable types | Messaging library

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I am getting the following exception when I try call my web api (.net 6) end point using postman (I tried content type: form-data/application/x-www-form-urlencoded and I did include user, pwd parameters in the body, post url: http://localhost:5000/api/auth):

First-timer with gnuplot. Essentially I'm interested in what the subject says. I already have a mechanism that works in terms of rendering the bars and I just want to add label-values on the top of each bar:

I have the following data in a file called 'data.dat':

I'm developing an online game using Blazor WebAssembly and I'm facing a problem with client-server communication.

I decided to use SignalR (as it is already used on server-side Blazor) but I faced few issues.

I've got quite complicated object architecture- inheritances, nested objects, dictionaries, 2D arrays etc. I followed this tutorial and simple messages like strings are sent as intended, but when I try to send my compicated objects with all the dictionaries and stuff, it doesn't work anymore. What I found is, that it uses JSON format to send messages (am I right?), which simply does not support nested objects, 2D arrays etc. (and I don't won't to parse all the objects into string or something...). However on server-side blazor, the communication works flawlessly even with complex data structures, because it uses websockets (again, is that correct?). Is there a way to use this server-side blazor communication in Blazor WebAssembly? Or what do you suggest as the best solution for client-server communication? (fast communication, nested objects support, dictionaries support etc...) I've read about json, messagepacks, websockets. Any help greatly appreciated ;)

Code on server hub:

I need to send my application logs into a FluentD which is part of an EFK service. so I tried to config another FluentD to do that.

my-fluent.conf:

After upgrading one of my applications from .Net Core 3.1 to .Net 5 I am noticing weird failures in the parts of my code dealing with byte array serialization and MD5 hashes.

The code worked just fine in .Net Core 3.1, but after the upgrade to .Net 5 I am seeing issues at runtime when running on Linux.

Specifically the code hashes an object to a GUID as seen below:

Got this error un .net core 5 solution with angular client after enabling lz4BlockArray compression. Without compression everithing seems to work pretty fine. Looking around for motivation but i found nothing. Seems like some decoders aren't loaded correctly.

That's client side error, no server side error

what I want to do is: A User enter the chat by an invite link and get checkt in an extra chat (1n1 with the bot) with a captcha. I read EditBannedRequest should do what I want but... I get an type error. My EditBannedRequest is for now basicly the example from the docs... So would be nice if someone can help.

The Code:

Hi Im realy desperate...

I try to make a quiz like conversation with a telegram bot using telethon. It should be looking like:

New user, trying to learn SignalR and Blazor Server, hoping somebody can help with this query. Struggling with getting the SignalR .NET Client to use MessagePack protocol in the Blazor Server Page.

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