I just started using flutter and tried the file download feature using the flutter_downloader plugin (link). When this plugin is used and there is internet access, the feature runs. But when this plugin is used on a local network, this feature doesn't work. The data/files to be downloaded are on the local network.
Has anyone experienced this, and is it really necessary to use the flutter_downloader plugin with internet access? I tried to read the documentation, and there doesn't seem to be any explanation regarding this. Thank you.
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I am beginner in plugin development. i didn't get enough idea about plugin development from grafana tutorials,can u please give me a simple explanation about plugin development? from where we want to start ? how can pass live values ?
There's a documentation in grafana on how to build panels. You will need to have a knowledge in Typescript/React.
You may have to sign your custom plugin in the grafana configuration file. Refer here and register also where are your plugins located.
You can try checking sample projects here
I am trying to build a image for Rpi2 using Yocto. The issue is I have slow net. do_fetch process are talking quite a lot time. So is there a way I could download all the packages it needed from a friends' internet connection and they put them in my system and use those instead of fetching them from the internet? I know it looks for packages at the SRC_URL defined in the .bb files.
For past two days I have been trying to access the scipy official site.
https://www.scipy.org/
I have not been able to access it. I have checked it on multiple service
providers as well as through boxes setup in US. I would trust this site to be
official site and refer to documentation on it.
How does one intimate them ?
Also, meanwhile is there any mirror available for the documentation ?
Best Regards,
Vinayak
There is no official mirror.
You can check the availability of the website via third party tools, such as http://downforeveryoneorjustme.com/docs.scipy.org
The team behind SciPy is generally aware of the unavailability and do their best to put it back up.
The best "next" option is to build the docs yourself locally or rely on the scipy-doc package from your package manager. Under Debian, one can do apt-get install python-scipy-doc and look under /usr/share/doc/python-scipy-doc/html.
The closest that I can reach till now:
http://web.archive.org/web/20161216070200/https://docs.scipy.org/doc/scipy/reference/
It looks it's best to use pydoc.
The most convenient form is to launch it in the browser using localhost http server. This can be done through pydoc -b and one can browse through
most of the relevant documentation for the specific package.
I want to use MongoDb to save all the scope/user/client information for IdentityServer3. However, it seems there is little documentation for external storage configurations.
I also tried using this Nuget package: IdentityServer.v3.MongoDb. It seems it is a bit out dated and not work for my project. Anyone have some luck using that package? Or anyone can show some example to implement an external storage for IdentityServer3?
Thanks in advance!
In http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_issue-tracking_systems#Input_interfaces it says, that Mantis allows Input via mail.
I checked config_defaults_inc.php for associated settings, but could not find them. How can I allow my users to send issues to my MantisBT instance?
You will have to install the EmailReporting plugin to enable this feature. You can download the plugin from https://github.com/mantisbt-plugins/EmailReporting
Installation of the plugin is straightforward, but configuration can be done only from the plugin page. Please make sure that you read the README before using the plugin.
If you are using MantisHub (MantisBT as a Service), email reporting is included as part of the gold and platinum plans:
http://www.mantishub.com/
You can find the documentation of the feature at:
http://support.mantishub.com/hc/en-us/articles/204273585-Using-Email-Reporting