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I'm having the same issue as described here: Can't enable Parse Local Datastore
However, I do not understand what he is talking about when he talks about Cache Policy.
Can someone please help me fix this error?
Thanks!
do you have the line that goes somewhat
query.cachepolicy = something something
if you do delete it
also in app delegate put the "enable localstore" AFTER Parse.clientkey....
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Please advise me if you had the same issue.
There is an error when I use "New-SPOSite" of Powershell command for managing SPO on AzureAutomation.
I searched a lot but there was no solution for that. Does someone have a solution or an advice?
Here is the error result I faced.
It needed to set the -Template option for New-SPOSite. According to the official site, even though this parameter is not mandatory, it is required in this situation.
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:3779:<![LOG[Resolved and downloaded package SDD344455 to **C:\Windows\ccmcache\3**]LOG]!><time="08:03:15"
please advise who to extract C:\Windows\ccmcache\3 from the string, been trying regex for hours. Thanks.
Try this:
[regex]::Matches($string,"to\s(.+)]LOG").Groups[1].Value
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I'm trying to install SnortSnarf and I'm getting the following error on Ubuntu, next to the terminal is the HTMLMemStorage.pm file.
I've tried playing around with Line 290 but none of it worked and there doesn't seem to be any solutions I could find online about this. I've tried https://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-security-4/snortsnard-generation-problem-111708/ and CGI error Can't use an array as a reference but it's not deprecated so I'm not sure how to go from here.
The left-hand side of -> must be an expression that returns a reference.
I think you want
$arr->[...]
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I'm given these warnings on GitHub and I am wondering how to fix them. It is not overwhelmingly clear!
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One way is below.
Remove all the lock files and node modules
Then do a npm i which will generate lock files with updated packages.
This should fix at least some of your warnings. Sometimes, it might fix all.
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I use this and this functions on my swift project. However, I want to close the alerts programmatically. How do I do this?
you can use this method to close SweetAlert
Usage:
sweetAlert.closeAlert(0)