"hdfs" is the name of the superusergroup as per dfs.permissions.superusergroup in our cluster. But, i am not sure how to see all the members in the the superusergroup. getting names from the file /etc/group is not working. I was asked to find for the namenode. but how to check it for namenode?
please let me know your suggestion.
Thanks,
Jee
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When defining new email and postal greeting formats in Administer > Communications > Email Greeting Formats, I see a lot of available variables like {contact.first_name}, {contact.last_name}, and so on.
I would be happy to see the list of all available variables.
More precisely, when I refer to {contact.individual_prefix}, I have access to the field Label of the corresponding table, but I want to access the field Description of the same table. I would like to know if this is possible, and if I have to install some extension in order to achieve that.
I posted this question also on https://civicrm.stackexchange.com
I received an answer there; see: https://civicrm.stackexchange.com/questions/39053/what-are-all-the-possible-variable-fields-available-in-greetings-email-and-post/39054#39054.
I am new in the Mercurial, and I am interested in the merging process. I would like to see how it happens programmatically, but something did not work out. I do not understand how to call the option, as we do it from the console using the hg merge --tool internal:fail command.
I did it like this
commands.merge(ui, repo, tool='internal:fail'),
but it still runs the default kdiff3.
I tried to do this
ui.setconfig('ui', 'merge', 'internal:fail')
commands.merge(ui, repo),
but it works like the previous one.
If someone understands what I'm doing wrong and how to fix it, please answer me.
Thank you for your attention to my question, have a good time =)
I managed to find the answer to my question, if someone needs it, look
We need to override the repository as follows:
def reposetup (ui, repo):
repo.ui.setconfig ('ui', 'merge', 'internal: fail') # or smth else, for example "merge3"
repo.ui.setconfig ('ui', 'interactive', 'no')
After this, the merge command will follow the configuration we defined =)
Request contains an invalid argument.
The query pattern '$SchemaOrg_Date:date' contains an undefined parameter (name: 'date' type: 'SchemaOrg_Date')
No idea what happened to my dialogflow.It gives me the error and no idea where to look for SchemaOrg_Date and date
Any help is appreciated.
Found it within one of 200 Intents!
The intent had a parameter #date-period
As User says, we had Yesterday which dialogflow did not select it as #date-period but #date
Do not look on your Json(s), you need to manually find it on your Intents.
I was setting an entity slot to a 'required' value, which caused it to fail, if I didn't provide a hard coded Response in Dialogflow for the required value.
This might help sombody :
In your dialogflow, if you have different langages, be careful to chose the good one in your api and for this problem, to check the intents of the other langages versions, the intents you created are not the same everywhere !
for exemple : if you created intents in the langage en-us and en-gb, you need to check the intents on both.
Took the night to find that out. and i don't agree with user2793508, you can find the entity by doing a research on your json files, that's how i knew where to look and when i didn't see it, i checked the other langages just per curiosity, that saved me, lol.
Hope i was clear, see ya
I had the same problem but it is resolved now.
There was a problem in the intent as the Training phrases was not assigned to the given
Action and parameters
there the multiple copies of the same Parameter was created.
Example : John wants a flower
name - "John"
name - " "
two parameters with same name will create the error
remove the one without any use or self created one and the error will be removed.
or assign the keyword by double clicking them to the preferred parameter in Training phrases .
According to the documentation we can load jars dynamically at module creation time by exploiting the attribute module.classloader in the .properties file :
http://docs.spring.io/spring-xd/docs/1.3.1.RELEASE/reference/html/#module-class-loading
I spent two days trying to test this feature. It does not work. The option module.classloader seems to be simply ignored
I did not find any string named module.classloader in the XD code. But I found another one called module.classpath in this class:
https://github.com/spring-projects/spring-xd/blob/master/spring-xd-module/src/main/java/org/springframework/xd/module/options/ModuleUtils.java
The code in the above class seems to match the documentation. But unfortunalletely it does not work too. My classes are not found and I get java.lang.ClassNotFoundException
I have module option named dir4jars where I put the jars to load at creation time (when I issue job create --name xx --defintion ..). It's a directory, and I have tested the following possibilities, with both module.classpath and module.classloader :
module.classpath=${dir4jars}/*.jar
module.classloader=${dir4jars}/*.jar
.
.
job create --name jobName --definition "myJobModuleName --dir4jars=C:/ELS/Flash/libxd" --deploy
and
job create --name jobName --definition "myJobModuleName --dir4jars=file:C:/ELS/Flash/libxd" --deploy
I need the dir4jars to be absolute and outside XD home.
So my questions:
What's the right option to use for this dynamic load? module.classpath or module.classloader ?
How can I set an absolute directory as I mentioned above?
Many thanks.
I think it has to be module.classpath and module.classloader looks like a mistake in the documentation. Does this work when you explicitly use module.classpath=file:C:/ELS/Flash/libxd?
As a side note: Please consider using Spring Cloud Data Flow which is the successor of Spring XD.
I have read a few posts on StackOverflow itself about getting the UpgradeCode using 2 queries. First, use MsiGetProductInfo to get the database path (how?!) to open the database which will contain the UpgradeCode. Please provide the API call to fetch the database path! Urgent.
Call MsiEnumProducts to find the package code if you only know the name, then call MsiGetProductInfo with the product code to get INSTALLPROPERTY_LOCALPACKAGE property (i.e. the "database"/msi file), open the database, find UpgradeCode in the property table, done. That answers your question - but I'm not sure why you would need this in such a manner.