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I am trying to install this python package. Unfortunately, I am running into compilation errors due to rank mismatch.

A bug for this package has already been reported here. The bug report says that "The most pragmatic solution seems to be adding the compiler flag -fallow-argument-mismatch to the setup scripts."

I do not understand how to go about doing this. The setup.py script only contains this:

I just updated my mac to macOS Big Sur, and am trying to update to the next version of XCode. It has been on 75-80% progress for hours:

Also, when I go to launchpad I see this:

Is anyone else having this issue or know how to fix it?

I am trying to run an AEM site locally on a mac I run the server using the command

java -Xmx2048m -jar AEM_6.4_Quickstart.jar

I am getting this response back:

I have a project which has a docker-compose file and a Dockerfile. The project is open here GitHub

I'm building a demo project with:

• Traefik
• Snort 3
• A NodeJS API dummy for testing

The issue is that in my Docker file I have a command like this to run on Snort

Some context: I would like to set up a Github Action which, when I make a release on Github, the code from that tag is pushed/uploaded to a Launchpad PPA. On the Launchpad side, I would then expect a job to start that builds my packages and that makes those packages available on that PPA.

Attaching an action to the release event seems straightforward, however, is it possible to use tools such as dput and debuild from a Github Action?

I am sort of new to kernel programming, but i have been struggling a ton with this issue for days now. I have a machine with linux kernel '5.10.0-kali7-amd64' and im using it for development of a linux kernel module for Ubutnu 16.04.4 '4.4.0-119-generic', but i can't figure out any way that i can compile it on my machine for that version and for it to actually work on the 4.4.0 kernel machine.

The closest i've got is this:

1. I downloaded source from https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/xenial/+package/linux-headers-4.4.0-119 and installed with dpkg
2. I then downloaded and installed the 4.4.0-119-generic from https://www.ubuntuupdates.org/package/core/xenial/main/updates/linux-image-4.4.0-119-generic
3. Both of them installed with no issue.
4. I compiled my module by using in my Makefile make -C /lib/modules/4.4.0-119-generic/build M=$(PWD) modules which also worked and compiled my hello world module.

However when uploaded to the 4.4.0 machine the insmod errored saying insmod: ERROR: could not insert module rootkitMy.ko: Invalid module format. The dmesg says: module: rootkit: Unknown rela relocation: 4 I then compiled my source code on the 4.4.0 machine and created a module with literally the exact same modinfo, but that one did work. here are the modinfos for both:

I have a local linux machine of the following flavor:

I try to build my custom IoT device that will be controlled via Google Home device, and serve people with disabilities.

The device itself is Tiva C Launchpad, that I program from scratch, meaning I will have a full control on it.

In my vision, the user wil say something like: "Ok Google, press play button", and as a result, the Google Home device will send a direct command of press_play_button to the IoT device, preferably via the local network.

I found the Google Action SDK, alongside with the Local SDK extention, but if I understood correctly, I have to be in the app mode first ("OK Google, play {app_name}") before pronouncing the action I want, which is inconvenient.

Is there any way to achieve my requirement? If not, I may give up on the local network control, and use sort of a webhook to send HTTP request to my smart device, and in that case I wonder if MQTT will be more suitable.

Thanks.

I'm fairly new to BLE and am exploring the security of advertising packets. I was hoping to find some recommendations for resources/general advice on how should learn/implement lightweight encryptions for advertising packets. The data I would work with isn't highly sensitive and after looking into it I'm leaning towards using an ECB and two TI Launchpads to develop with.