Bugs and Suggestions

Nelek8-Jun-23 14:46

Nelek

8-Jun-23 14:46

Not to forget Smart phone at home in WiFi or on the way with normal data, then the PC...

M.D.V.

If something has a solution... Why do we have to worry about?. If it has no solution... For what reason do we have to worry about?
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Pete O'Hanlon9-Jun-23 5:20

9-Jun-23 5:20

Sounds like time for Code Project identity services. That would be a fun project.

Chris Maunder11-Jul-23 11:12

11-Jul-23 11:12

We actually have that, but it's for the API and it's old and it's a little overengineered while, at the same time, not being what we actually want.

So...fun. Yes. That's a word for it Smile | :)

cheers
Chris Maunder

Pete O'Hanlon11-Jul-23 20:57

11-Jul-23 20:57

Writing my own identity provider has long seemed like an interesting mental challenge. It would be fun to tackle at some point.

Chris Maunder12-Jul-23 4:14

12-Jul-23 4:14

You have such a different definition of fun than I do.

To me it's like painting a huge target on your back and calling out to everyone to line up and have a crack. It's terrifying.

cheers
Chris Maunder

Pete O'Hanlon12-Jul-23 4:41

12-Jul-23 4:41

Chris Maunder wrote:
You have such a different definition of fun than I do.

You should see what I'm working on right now. For the last couple of months, I've been working on my most ambitious article set.

Chris Maunder12-Jul-23 12:41

12-Jul-23 12:41

I'm scared.

cheers
Chris Maunder

Pete O'Hanlon19-Jul-23 3:33

19-Jul-23 3:33

So, the technologies I am using are:

AWS services (using localstack to allow people to try this at home)
Terraform (giving me a bit of IaC for AWS)
Blazor WASM
.NET 7

Is that too much? Are you going to be okay with articles that link out to localstack? There is a forever-free version so it shouldn't cost anybody anything.

Chris Maunder20-Jul-23 5:45

20-Jul-23 5:45

If it's a tool or service an average developer in the space has access to in their day to day job (and a free tool fits this) then absolutely.

cheers
Chris Maunder

Pete O'Hanlon20-Jul-23 6:55

20-Jul-23 6:55

Thanks mate. It teaches a bit of AWS while it's at it.

Re: Deleted is a bit odd.

Richard Deeming7-Jun-23 22:20

Richard Deeming

7-Jun-23 22:20

In case you do decide to add 2FA support, Rick Strahl's recent blog post on the topic might be useful:
Implementing Two-Factor Auth using an Authenticator App in ASP.NET - Rick Strahl's Web Log[^]

Smile | :)

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survey idea/request

BillWoodruff25-May-23 2:16

BillWoodruff

25-May-23 2:16

Hi,

Survey about the impact (if any) of the deluge of hoop-la, hype, innovation, utilization, usefulness, etc. about Chat/ML/LLM/GPT/et. al. has on CP, and the extent CP coders/mavens/gurus/QA-punters, etc. are using or experimenting with these tools.

Ideas for survey ?

1) do you use Chat-whatever now ?

2) if you use: rank the utility of Chat for you.

3) is it possible former CP QA-clients are using Chat whatever, and CP QA queries are less frequent ?

4) impact of all this Chat/Co-Pilot stuff on developers/IDE's.

and, so forth ... in other words help skeptical and confused bill (off-line technically a few months), and, others, get a grip on what appears to be a pandemic of unknown structure, of unpredictable potency and/or with unpredictable risks/benefits.

thanks, bill

there is no answer
to the question you can't ask
the nearest mirror

... attributed to bill in one of his frequent, recent, haiku-precipitating, travels in the zone between half-asleep/half-awake, where he struggles to understand if "normal" was insight, or delusion Smile | :)

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modified 25-May-23 7:50am.

Deleted is a bit odd.

jschell22-May-23 8:07

jschell

22-May-23 8:07

I am guessing their account was terminated?
And then posts were deleted?

Member Profile[^]

I does however leave my posts looking a bit odd. Looks like I am having a conversation with myself (the thread chain) but not doing a good job of it.

Re: Does D correctly simulated by H terminate normally? - Algorithms Discussion Boards[^]

Although to be fair not really sure what should happen then. If you delete my posts then it leaves me wondering what happened.

Perhaps leave their posts but add a 'Beware of idiot' sign (or maybe something more diplomatic)?

OriginalGriff24-May-23 23:24

Installation in docker (debian and ubunto)

24-May-23 23:24

See the thread two below: Bugs and Suggestions[^]

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Bernd Ziegenhagen21-May-23 6:16

Bernd Ziegenhagen

21-May-23 6:16

Hello and Thanks,

i got a bug by installing:

failed to register layer: ApplyLayer exit status 1 stdout:  stderr: unlinkat /usr/lib/python3/dist-packages/zipp-1.0.0.egg-info: invalid argument

Can anyone help me ? I got the error in debian (aktual version) and in docker (aktual version).

I run it in a proxmox ct.

Thanks
Bernd

Re: Installation in docker (debian and ubunto)

Richard MacCutchan21-May-23 7:33

Richard MacCutchan

21-May-23 7:33

This is not the correct forum for product issues, please use https://www.codeproject.com/Questions/ask.aspx[^].

Child posts are of the wrong thread

Richard Andrew x6420-May-23 1:28

Richard Andrew x64

20-May-23 1:28

In this post in C/C++/MFC, the child posts belong to a different thread from the parent post:

Not able to set header and footer in excel on multiple (even or odd pages) - C / C++ / MFC Discussion Boards[^]

The difficult we do right away...
...the impossible takes slightly longer.

Re: Child posts are of the wrong thread

Greg Utas20-May-23 2:52

Greg Utas

20-May-23 2:52

See the fairly long thread ~~directly below your~~ after OG's post. After a user's account was closed by the community, Sean deleted its posts, so the replies to it no longer have a parent.

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Re: Child posts are of the wrong thread

Richard MacCutchan20-May-23 4:25

Richard MacCutchan

20-May-23 4:25

The user still has an active account, so he most likely deleted the original post. Alternatively, if enough members flagged it as spam ...

Inappropriate ads?

OriginalGriff20-May-23 1:10

20-May-23 1:10

Chris, I don't know how your ads are selected, but this one might be inappropriate in some places:

Greg Utas20-May-23 2:52

Greg Utas

20-May-23 2:52

[edited after replying to the wrong post]

The ads are probably personalized, so where in blazes have you been surfing? Laugh | :laugh:

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OriginalGriff20-May-23 3:00

20-May-23 3:00

Dunno - I normally get computer related ones. I don't think any of those costumes would fit me. IIRC there is normally a filter on the ads to make sure they are appropriate?

Richard Andrew x6420-May-23 4:03

Richard Andrew x64

20-May-23 4:03

I know it seems wrong, but these days, images like that are considered G-rated.

The difficult we do right away...
...the impossible takes slightly longer.

OriginalGriff20-May-23 4:37

20-May-23 4:37

Most places it's not a problem - but some (particularly Islamic) places frown quite strongly on them - IIRC Malaysia for example really doesn't permit underwear or lingerie ads at all.

Chris Maunder20-May-23 6:53