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Coca.
For persons who are wearing out under the physical and mental strain of a busy life; who suffer from exhausted nerves and brains (compare, Fluor. ac.). Melancholy, from nervous exhaustion; bashful, timid, ill at ease in society. Sad, irritable; delights in solitude and obscurity. Longing for alcoholic liquors and tabacco; for the accustomed stimulants. Want of breath: in those engaged in athletic sports; shortness of breath, in old people; in those who use tabacco and whiskey to excess. Haemoptysis, with oppression of chest and dyspnoea. Sleepy, but can find no rest anywhere. Violent palpitation: from incarcerated flatus (Arg. n., Nux); from overexertion; from heart strain (Arn., Bor., Caust.). Bad effects: from mountain climbing or ballooning (Ars.); of stimulants, alcohol, tabacco. Prevents caries of teeth.
Relations. - Compare: patient desires light and company, Stram.; desires darkness and solitude, Coca. Was first used as a tobacco antidote.
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Cocculus.
Cocculus Indicus (Menispermaccae)For women and children with light hair and eyes, who suffer severely during menstruation and pregnancy; unmarried and childless women.  Nausea or vomiting from riding in carriage, boat or railroad car (Arn., Nux m.), or even looking at at a boat in motion; sea- sickness; car-sickness. Headache: in nape and occiput; extending to the spine; as if tightly bound by a cord; with nausea, as if at sea; at each menstrual period; < lying on back of head. Sick-headache from carriage, boat or train riding. Diseases peculiar to drunkards. Loss of appetite, with metallic taste (Mer.). Time passes too quickly (too slowly, Arg. n., Can. I.). Great lassitude of the whole body; it requires exertion to stand firmly; feels too weak to talk loudly. Bad effects: from loss of sleep, mental excitement and nigh watching; feel weak if they lose but one hour's sleep; convulsions after loss of sleep; of anger and grief. Trembling of arms and legs; from excitement, exertion or pain. Vertigo, as if intoxicated upon rising in bed; or by motion of the carriage (Bry.). Sensation: in abdomen of cutting and rubbing on every movement, as of sharp stones; of hollowness in head and other parts (Ign.). During the effort to menstruate she is so weak she is scarcely able to stand from weakness of lower limbs (Alum., Carbo an.); after each period haemorrhoids. Leucorrhoea in place of menses, or between periods (Iod., Xan.); like the washings of meat; like serum, ichorous, bloody; during pregnancy. Cannot bear contradiction; easily offended; every trifle makes him angry; speaks hastily (Anac.). When fever assumes a slow, "sneaking," nervous form, with vertigo; with disposition to anger.
Relations. - Compare: Ign., Nux, in chorea and paralytic symptoms; Ant. t. in sweat of affected parts. Has cured umbilical hernia with obstinate constipation after Nux failed.
Aggravation. - Eating, drinking, sleeping, smoking, talking, carriage riding, motion or swing of ship; rising up during pregnancy.
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Coffee Cruda.
Coffee (Rubiaceae)Tall, lean, stooping persons, dark complexion, sanguine choleric temperament. Oversensitiveness; all the senses more acute, sight, hearing, smell, taste, touch (Bell., Cham., Opium). Unusual activity of mind and body. Full of ideas; quick to act, no sleep on this account. Ailments: the bad effects of sudden emotions or pleasurable surprises (Caust. - exciting or bad news, Gels.); weeping from delight; alternate laughing and weeping. Pains are felt intensely; seem almost insupportable, driving patient to despair (Acon., Cham.); tossing about in anguish. Sleepless, wide-awake condition; impossible to close the eyes; physical excitement through mental exaltation. (Compare, Senecio, for sleeplessness form prolapsus, uterine irritation, during climacteric.). Headache: from over-mental exertion, thinking, talking; one-sided, as from a nail driven into the brain (Ign., Nux); as if brain were torn or dashed to pieces; worse in open air. Hasty eating and drinking (Bell., Hep.). Toothache: intermittent, jerking, relieved by holding ice-water in the mouth, but returns when water becomes warm (Bis., Bry., Puls., Caust., Sep., Nat. s.).
Relations. - Compare: Acon., Cham., Ign., Sulph. Incompatible: Canth., Caust., Coc., Ign.
Aggravation. - Sudden mental emotion; excessive joy; cold, open air; narcotic medicines.
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Colchicum Autumnale.
Meadow Saffron. (Liliaceae)Adapted to the rheumatic, gouty diathesis; persons of robust vigorous constitution; diseases of old people. External impressions, light, noise, strong odors, contact, bad manners, make him almost beside himself (Nux); his sufferings seem intolerable. Ailments: from grief or misdeeds of others (Staph.). Pains are drawing, tearing, pressing; light or superficial during warm weather; affect the bones and deeper tissues, when air is cold; pains go from left to right (Lach.). Smell painfully acute; nausea and faintness from the odor of cooking food, especially fish, eggs or fat meat (Ars., Sep.); bad effects from night watching (Coc.). Aversion to food; loathing even the sight of still more the smell of it. The abdomen is immensely distended with gas, feeling as if it would burst. Burning, or icy coldness in stomach and abdomen. Autumnal dysentery, discharges from bowels contain white shreddy particles in large quantities; white mucus; "scrapings of intestines" (Canth., Carb. ac.). Urine: dark, scanty or suppressed; in drops, with white sediment; bloody, brown, black, inky; contains clots of putrid decomposed blood, albumin, sugar. Affected parts very sensitive to contact and motion. Arthiritic pains in joints; patient scremas with pain on touching a joint or stubbing a toe.
Relations. - Compare: Bry. in rheumatic gout with serous effusions; in rheumatism in warm weather. Often cures in dropsy after Apis and Ars. fail.
Aggravation. - Mental emotion or exhaustion; effects of hard study; odor of cooking food. Motion: if the patient lies perfectly still, the disposition to vomit is less urgent. Every motion renew it (Bry.).
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Collinsonia Canadensis.
Stone Root. (Labiatae)Pelvic and portal congestion, resulting in dysmenorrhoea and haemorrhoids. Congestion of pelvic viscera, with haemorrhoids, especially in latter months of pregnancy. Dropsy from cardiac disease. Palpitation; in patients subject to piles and indigestion; heart's action persistently rapid but weak. After heart is relieved old piles reappear, or suppressed menses return. Chronic, painful, bleeding piles; sensation as if sticks, sand or gravel had lodged in rectum (Aesc.). Haemorrhoidal dysentery with tenesmus. Alternate constipation and diarrhoea; congestive inertia of lower bowel; stools sluggish and hard with pain and great flatulence. Constipation. Pruritus in pregnancy with haemorrhoids, unable to lie down.
Relations. - in heart disease complicated with haemorrhoids consult Collinsonia when Cac., Dig., and other remedies fail. Has cured colic after Col. and Nux had failed. Compare: Aesc., Aloe, Cham., Nux, Sulph.
Aggravation. - The slightest mental emotion or excitement aggravates the symptoms (Arg. n.).
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Colocynthis.
Squirting Cucumber. (Cucurbitaceae)Agonizing pain in abdomen causing patient to bend double, with restlessness, twisting and turning to obtain relief; > by hard pressure (> by heat, Mag. p.). Pains: are worse after eating or drinking; compel patient to bend double (Mag. p. - < by bending double, Dios.); menses, suppressed by chagrin, colic pains. Exteremely irritable, impatient; becomes angry or offended on being questioned. Irritable; throws things out of his hands. Affections from anger, with indignation - colic, vomiting, diarrhoea and suppression of menses (Cham., Staph.). Vertigo: when quickly turning head, especially to the left, as if he would fall; from stimulants. Sciatica: crampy pain in hip, as though screwd in a vise; lies upon affected side. Shooting pain, like lightening-shocks, down the whole limb, left hip, left thigh, left knee, into popliteal fossa.
Relations. - Complemenatary: Merc. in dysentry, with great tenesmus. Compare: Graph. intense pain along right sciatic never, darting, cutting, from right hip joint down to foot; < lying down, motion, stepping; > by sitting. Compare with Staph. in ovarian or other diseases from bad effects of anger, reserved indignation or silent grief.
Aggravation. - Anger and indignation; mortification caused by offense (Staph., Lyc.); cheese < colic.
Amelioration. - From doubling up; hard pressure.
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Conium Maculatum.
Hemlock Poison (Umbelliferae)The "Balm of Gilead" for diseases of old maids and women during and after climacteric. Especially for diseases of old men; old maids; old bachelors; with rigid muscular fibre; persons with light hair who are easily excited; strong persons of sedentary habits. Debility of old people; complaints caused by a blow or fall; cancerous and scrofulous persons with enlarged glands; rigid fibre. No inclination for business or study; indolent, indifferent, takes no interest in anything. Memory weak, unable to sustain any mental effort. Morose; easily vexed; domineering, quarrelsome, scolds, will not bear contradiction (Aur.); excitement of any kind causes mental depression. Dreads being alone, yet avoids society (Kali c., Lyc.). Glandular induration of stony hardness; of mammae and testicles in persons of cancerous tendency; after bruises and injuries of glands (compare, Aster. rub.). Breasts sore, hard and painful before and during menstruation (Lac c., Kali c.). Vertigo: especially when lying down or turning in bed; moving the head slightly, or even the eyes; must keep the head perfectly still; on turning the head to the left (Col.); of old people; with ovarian and uterine complaints. Cough: in spasmodic paroxysms caused by dry spot in larynx (in throat, Act.); with itching in chest and throat (Iod.); worse at night, when lying down, and during pregnancy (Caust., Kali br.). Great difficulty in voiding urine; flow intermits, then flows again; prostratic or uterine affections. Menses: feeble, suppressed; too late, scanty, of short duration; with rash of small red pimples over body which ceases with the flow (Dul.); stopped by taking cold; by putting hands in cold water (Lac d.). Leucorrhoea: ten days after menses (Bor., Bov.); acrid; bloody; milky; profuse; thick; intermits.  Aversion to light without inflammation of eyes; worse from using eyes in artificial light; often the students' remedy for night work; intense photophobia (Psor.). Sweat day and night, as soon as one sleeps, or even when closing the eyes (Cinch.).
Relations. - Patients requiring Conium often improve from wine or stimulants, though persons susceptible to Conium cannot take alcoholic stimulants when in health. Compare: Arn., Rhus in contusions; Ars., Aster, in cancer; Cal., Psor. in glandular swellings. Is followed well: by, Psor. in tumors of mammae with threatening malignancy.
Aggravation. - At night; lying down; turning or rising up, in bed; celibacy.
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Crocus Sativus.
Saffron (Iridaccae)Frequent and extreme changes in sensations; sudden, from the greatest hilarity to the deepest despondency (Ign., Nux m.). Excessively happy, affectionate, wants to kiss everybody; next moment in a rage. Haemorrhage from any part, blood black, viscid, clotted, forming into long black strings hanging from the bleeding surface (Elaps). Headache; during climacteric, throbbing, pulsating, < during two or three days of accustomed menstrual flow; nervous or menstrual headache before, during, or after flow (Lach., Lil., Sec.). Eyes: sensation, as if room were filled with smoke; as if had been weeping; as of cold wind blowing across the eyes; closing lids tightly gives >. Nosebleed: black, tenacious, stringy, every drop can be turned into a thread; with cold sweat in large drops on forehead (cold sweat, but wants to be fanned; with bright red blood, Carbo veg.); in children who develop too rapidly (Cal., Phos.). Dysmenorrhoea: flow black; stringy, clotted (Ust.). Sensation as if something alive were moving in the stomach, abdomen, uterus, arms or other parts of the body (Sab., Thuja, Sulph.); with nausea and faintness. Chorea and hysteria with great hilarity, singing and dancing (Tar.); alternating with melancholy and rage. Spasmodic contractions and twitchings of single sets of muscles (Agar., Ign., Zinc.).
Relation. - Nux, Puls. or Sulph. follow Crocus well in nearly all complaints. Compare: In menstrual derangements (Ust.).
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Crotalus Horridus.
Poison of Rattlesnake (Crotalidae)Is indicated in strumous, debilitated, haemorrhagic, broken-down constitutions; during zymotic diseases; in inebriates; tendency to carbuncles or blood boils (Anthr.). Diseases caused by a previous low state of the system; low septic typhoid or malarial fever; chronic alcoholism; exhausted vital force; genuine collapse. Apoplexy; apoplectic convulsions in inebriates, haemorrhagic or broken down constitutions.  Yellow color of conjunctiva; clears up vision after keratitis, or kerato-iritis. Malignant jaundice; haematic rather than hepatic. Purpura haemorrhagica; comes on suddenly from all orifices, skin, nails, gums. Tongue fiery red, smooth and polished (Pyr.); intensely swollen. Malignant diphtheria or scarlatina; oedema or gangrene of fauces or tonsils; pain < from empty swallowing; if vomiting or diarrhoea come on. Prostration of vital force; pulse scarely felt; blood poisoning (Pyr.). Vomiting: bilious, with anxiety and weak pulse; every month after menstruation; cannot lie on right side or back without instantly producing dark, green vomiting; black or coffee grounds, of yellow fever. Diarrhoea; stools black, thin; like coffee-grounds; offense; from noxious effluvia or septic matters in food or drinks; from "high game" (Pyr.); during yellow fever, cholera, typhoid, typhus. Intestinal haemorrhage when occurring in typical septic, or zymotic disease; blood dark, fluid, non-coagulable. Dissecting wounds; insect stings; bad effects of vaccination. Vicarious menstruation; in debilitated constitutions (Dig., Phos.). Menopause: intense flushings and drenching perspirations; faintness and sinking at stomach; prolonged metrorrhagia, dark, fluid, offensive; profound anaemia. Malignant diseases of uterus, great tendency to haemorrhage, blood dark, fluid, offensive.
Relations. - Compare: Elaps, Lach., Naja, Pyr. In Lach., skin cold and clammy; Crot. cold and dry; Elaps, affections of right lung, expectoration of black blood.
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Croton Tiglium.
Croton Oil Seeds. (Euphorbiaccae)Affects mucous membrane of intestinal tract, producing transudations of watery portions of blood, a copious, watery diarrhoea (Ver.), and develops an acute eczema over the whole body (Rhus). The bowels are moved as if by spasmodic jerks, "coming out like a shot" (Gamb.); as soon as patient eats, drinks, or even while eating; yellow watery stool. Constant urging to stool followed by sudden evacuation, which is shot out of the rectum (Gamb., Grat., Pod., Thuja). Swashing sensation in intestines, as from water, before stool (rumbling before stool, Aloe). Drawing pain through the chest from breast to scapula, of same side every time the child nurses; nipple very sore. Intense itching of skin, but so tender is unable to scratch; > by gentle rubbing; eczema over whole body. Intense itching of genitals of both sexes (Rhus); vesicular eruption on male; so sensitive and sore is unable to scratch. Cough: as soon as the head touched the pillow a spasmodic paroxysm of cough set in; suffocated, must walk about the room or sleep in a chair.
Relations. - Compare: Kali br., Phos. in chronic infantile diarrhoea; Sil. pain from nipple through to back when nursing.
Aggravation. - Diarrhoea; every motion; after drinking; while eating or nursing (Arg. n., Ars.); during summer; from fruit and sweetmeats (Gamb.); the least food or drink.
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Cuprum Metallicum.
Copper (CN)Spasms and cramps: symptoms disposed to appear periodically and in groups. Mental and physical exhaustion from over-exertion of mind and loss of sleep (Coc., Nux); attacks of unconquerable anxiety. A strong, sweetish, metallic, copper taste in the mouth with flow of saliva (Rhus). Constant prostration and retraction of the tongue, like a snake (Lach.). When drinking, the fluid descends with a gurgling sound (Ars., Thuja). Cholera morbus or Asiatic cholera, with cramps in abdomen and calves of legs. Bad effects of re-percussed eruptions (of non-developed, Zinc.), resulting in brain affections, spasms, convulsions, vomiting; of suppressed foot-sweat (Sil., Zinc.). Convulsions, with blue face and clenched thumbs. Cramps in the extremeties; pains, soles, calves with great weariness of limbs. Clonic spasms, beginning in fingers and toes, and spreading over entire body; during pregnancy; puerperal convulsions; after fright or vexation; from metastasis from other organs to brain (Zinc.). Paralysis of tongue; imperfect stammering speech. Epilepsy: aura begins in knees and ascends; < at night during sleep (Bufo); about new moon, at regular intervals (menses); from a fall or blow upon the head; from getting wet. Cough has a gurgling sound, as if water was being poured from a bottle. Cough, > by drinking cold water (Caust. - < by drinking cold water, Spong.). Whooping cough: long-lasting, suffocating, spasmodic cough; unable to speak; breathless, blue face, rigid, stiff; three attacks successively (Stan.); vomiting of solid food after regaining consciousness (Can.); cataleptic spasm with each paroxysm. After pains; sever, distressing, in calves and soles.
Relations. - Complementary: Calcarea. Compare: Ars. and Ver. in cholera and cholera morbus; Ipecac, the vegetable analogue. Ver. follows well in whooping cough and cholera. Apis and Zinc. in convulsions from suppressed exanthems.
Aggravation. - Cold air; cold wind; at night; suppressed foot sweat or exanthema.
Amelioration. - Nausea, vomiting and cough, by a swallow of cold water.
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Cyclamen Europaeum.
Sow Bread. (Primulaccae.)Best suited for leuco-phlegmatic persons with anaemic or chlorotic conditions; easily fatigued, and in consequence not inclined to any kind of labor; feeble or suspended functions of organs or special senses. Pale, chlorotic; deranged menses (Fer., Puls.), accompanied by vertigo, headache, dim vision. Pains; pressive, drawing or tearing of parts where bone lie near the surface. Ailments: from suppressed grief and terrors of conscience; from duty not done or bad act committed. Great sadness and peevishness, irritable, morose, ill-humored; inclined to weep; desire for solitude; aversion to open air (rev. of Puls.). Headache in anaemic patients, with flickering before eyes or dim vision, on rising in morning. Flickering before eyes, fiery sparks, as of various colors, glittering needles, dim vision of fog or smoke. Satiety after a few mouthfuls (Lyc.), food then becomes repugnant, causes nausea in throat and palate. Saliva and all food has a salty taste; pork disagrees. Menses: too early, too profuse, black and clotted; membraneous (too late, pale, scanty, Puls.); better during the flow (worse, Act., Puls.). Burning sore pain in heels, when sitting, standing or walking in open air (Agar., Caust., Val., Phyt.).
Relations. - Compare: Puls., Cinch., Fer. in chlorosis, and anaemic affections; Croc., Thuja as if some thing alive in abdomen.
Aggravation. - Open air; cold water; cold bathing; menses < sitting and lying at night.
Amelioration. - In a warm room; in-doors; menses > waling (leucorrhoea, < sitting, > walking, Cac., Coc.).
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Digitalis Purpurea.
Foxglove. (Scrophulariaceae)Sudden flushes of heat, followed by great nervous weakness and irregular intermitting pulse, occurring at the climacteric; < by least motion. Weak heart without valvular complications. Sensation as if heart would stop beating if she moved (Cocaine - fears that unless constantly on the move, heart will cease beating, Gels.). Faintness or sinking at the stomach; exhaustion; extreme prostration; feels as if he were dying. Night emissions, with great weakness of genitals after coitus. Great weakness of chest, cannot bear to talk (Stan.). Stools: very light, ash-colored; delayed, chalky (Chel., Pod.); almost white (Cal., Cinch.); pipe-stem stool; involuntary. Pulse full, irregular, very slow and weak; intermitting every third, fifth or seventh beat. Face pale, deathlike appearance and bluish-red. Blueness of skin, eyelids; lips and tongue. Respiration irregular, difficult, deep sighing. The fingers "go to sleep" frequently and easily. Dropsy: post-scarlatinal; in Bright's disease; with suppression of urine; of internal and external parts; with fainting when there are organic affections of the heart (with soreness in uterine region, Conv.). Fatal syncope may occur when being raised to upright position.
Relations. - Cinchona antidotes the direct action of Digitalis and increases the anxiety.
Aggravation. - When sitting, especially when sitting erect; motion.
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Dioscorea Villosa.
Wild Yam. (Dioscoreaceae.)Persons of feeble digestive powers, old or young. Flatulence after meals or after eating, especially of tea-drinkers; are often subject to violent colic. Griping pains in abdomen about umbilicus. Violent twisting colic, occurring in regular paroxysms, as if intestines were grasped and twisted by a powerful hand. Colic pains: < from bending forward and while lying; > on standing erect or bending backwards (rev. of Col.). Emissions during sleep; vivid dreams of women all night (Staph.); knees weak; genitals cold; great despondency (Staph.). Felons; early when pains are sharp and agonizing, when pricking is first felt; nails brittle. Disposition to paronychia (Hep.).
Relations. - Compare: Col., Phos., Pod., Rhus, Sil.
Aggravation. - Lying; sitting; bending double.
Amelioration. - Motion; walking difficult, compelled to walk even though tired.
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Diphtherinum.
Homeopathic Antitoxin. (A Nosode.)Especially adapted to the strumous diathesis; scrofulous, psoric or tuberculous persons, prone to catarrhal affections of throat and respiratory mucus membranes. Patients with weak or exhausted vitality hence are extremely susceptible to the diphtheritic virus; when the attack from the onset tends to malignancy (Lac. c., Mer. cy.). Painless diphtheria; symptoms almost or entirely objective; patient too weak, apathetic or too prostrated to complain; sopor or stupor, but easily aroused when spoken to (Bap., Sulph.).  Diphtheritic membrane, thick, dark gray or brownish black; temperature low or subnormal, pulse weak and rapid; extremities cold and marked debility; patient lies in a semi-stupid condition; eyes dull, besotted (Apis, Bap.). Epistaxis or profound prostration from very onset of attack (Ali., Apis, Carb. ac.); collapse almost at very beginning (Crot., Mer. cy.); pulse weak, rapid and vital reaction very low. Swallows without pain, but fluids are vomited or returned by the nose; breath horribly offensive. Laryngeal diphtheria, after Chlor., Kali bi., or Lac c. fail; post diphtheritic paralysis, after Caust., Gels. fail. When the patient from the first seems doomed, and the most carefully selected remedies fail to relieve or permanently improve. The above are cured symptoms, verifications which the author has found guiding and reliable for twenty-five years. The remedy is prepared, like all nosodes and animal poisons, according to the Homeopathic Pharmacopoea, and like all homeopathic remedies is entirely safe when given the sick. Like all the nosodes, it is practically worthless in potencies below the 30th; its curative value also increases with increase of potency from the 200th to the m. and c. m. It need not and should not be repeated too frequently. It will cure in every case that crude antitoxin will and is not only easy to administer, but safe and entirely free from dangerous sequellae. Besides, it is homeopathic. The author has used it for twenty-five years as a prophylactic and has never known a second case of diphtheria to occur in a family after it had been administered. The profession is asked to put it to the test and publish the failures to the world.
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Drosera Rotundifolia.
Sundew. (Droseraceae.)Whooping-cough with violent paroxysms which follow each other rapidly, is scarcely able to get breath (wakes at 6-7 a. m. and does not cease coughing until a large quantity of tenacious mucus is raised, Coc. c. - profuse epistaxis during every paroxysm, Ind.; "minute gun" during the day, whooping at night, Cor. r.). Deep sounding, hoarse barking cough (Verb.), < after midnight, during or after measles; spasmodic, with gagging, retching and vomiting (Bry., Kali c.). Constant, titillating cough in children, begins as soon as head touches pillow at night (Bell., Hyos, Rum.).  Cough: < by warmth, drinking, singing, laughing, weeping, lying down, after midnight. During cough; vomiting of water, mucus, and often bleeding at the nose and mouth (Cup.). Sensation of feather in larynx, exciting cough. Diseases prevailing during epidemic pertusis. Clergyman's sore throat; with rough, scraping, dry sensation deep in the fauces; voice hoarse, deep, toneless, cracked, requires exertion to speak (Arum.). Constriction and crawling in larynx; hoarseness, and yellow or green sputa. Laryngeal phthisis following whooping-cough (bronchial catarrh following, Coc. c.).
Relations. - Complementary: to, Nux vomica. Follows well: after, Samb., Sulph., Ver. Is followed: by, Cal., Puls., Sulph. Compare: Cina, Coral, Cup., Ipec., Samb. in spasmodic coughs. Often relieves the constant, distressing night-cough in tuberculosis. Hahnemann says (Mat. Med. Pura.): "One single dose of the 30th potency is sufficient to cure entirely epidemic whooping cough. The cure takes place surely between seven and eight days. Never give a second dose immediately after the first; it would not only prevent the good effect of the former, but would be injurious."
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Dulcamara.
Bitter-sweet. (Solanaceae.)Adapted to persons of phlegmatic scrofulous constitutions; restless, irritable. Catarrhal rheumatism or skin affections, brought on or aggravated by exposure to cold, damp, rainy weather, or sudden changes in hot weather (Bry.). Increased secretions of mucous membranes; perspiration being suppressed from cold. Patients living or working in a damp, cold basement, or a milk dairy (Aran., Ars., Nat. s.). Mental confusion; cannot find the right word for anything. Skin is delicate, sensitive to cold, liable to eruptions, especially urticaria; every time patient takes cold or is long exposed to cold. Anasarca; after ague, rheumatism, scarlet fever. Dropsy: after suppressed sweat; suppressed eruptions; exposure to cold. Diarrhoea: from taking cold in damp places, or during damp, foggy weather; change from warm to cold weather (Bry.). Catarrhal ischuria in grown-up children, with milky urine; from wading with bare feet in cold water; involuntary. Rash before the menses (Con. - during profuse menses, Bell., Graph.). Urticaria over whole body, no fever; itching burns after scratching; < in warmth, > in cold. Thick, brown-yellow crusts on scalp, face, forehead, temples, chin; with reddish borders, bleeding when scratched. Warts, fleshy, large, smooth; on face or back of hands and fingers (Thuja.).
Relations. - Complementary: to, Baryta carb., Kali s. Incompatible: with, Acet. ac., Bell., Lach., should not be used before or after. Follows well: after, Cal., Bry., Lyc., Rhus, Sep. Similar: to, Mer., in ptyalism, glandular swellings, bronchitis, diarrhoea; susceptibility to weather changes; night pains; to, Kali s. the chemical analogue. For the bad effects or abuse of Mercury.
Aggravation. - From cold in general; cold air; cold wet weather; suppressed menstruation, eruptions, sweat.
Amelioration. - From moving about (Fer., Rhus).
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Equisetum Hyemale.
Scouring Rush. (Equisetaceae.)Sever dull pain in the bladder, as from distension, not > after urinating. Frequent and intolerable urging to urinate, with severe pain at close of urination (Berb., Sars., Thuja). Constant desire to urinate; large quantity of clear, watery urine, without > (scanty, a few drops, Apis, Canth.). Sharp, burning, cutting pain in urethra while urinating. Paralysis of bladder in old women. Enuresis diurna et nocturna: profuse watery urine, where habit is the only ascertainable cause.
Relations. - Compare: Apis, Canth., Fer. p., Puls., Squilla.
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Eupatorium Perfoliatum.
Boneset. (Compositae.)Adapted to diseases of old people; worn-out constitutions, especially from inebriety; cachexia, from prolonged or frequent attacks of bilious or intermittent fevers. Bruised feeling, as if broken, all over the body (Arn., Bellis, Pyr.). Bone pains affecting back, head, chest, limbs, especially the wrists, as if dislocated. The more general and severe, the better adapted (compare, Bry., Mer.). Painful soreness of eyeballs; coryza, aching in every bone; great prostration in epidemic influenza (Lac. c.). Pains come quickly and go quickly and go away quickly (Bell., Mag. p., Eup. pur.). Vertigo; sensation as if falling to the left (cannot turn the head to the left for fear of alling, Col.). Cough: chronic; loose with hectic; chest sore, must support it with hands (Bry., Nat. c.); < at night; following measles or suppressed intermittents. Fever: chill to 9 a. m. one day, at noon the next day; bitter vomiting at close of chill; drinking hastens chill and causes vomiting; bone pains, before and during chill. Insatiable thirst before and during chill and fever; knows chill is coming because he cannot drink enough.
Relations. - Is followed well: by, Nat. m. and Sep. Compare: Chel., Pod., Lyc., in jaundiced conditions. Bryonia is the nearest analogue, having free sweat, but pains keep patient quiet; while Eup. has scanty sweat and pains make patient restless.
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Euphrasia.
Eyebright. (Scrophularaceae.)Bad effects from falls, contusions or mechanical injuries of external parts (Arn.). Catarrhal affections of mucous membranes, especially of the eyes and nose. Profuse acrid lachrymation, with profuse, bland coryza (reverse of All. c.). The eyes water all the time and are agglutinated in the morning; margins of lids red, swollen, burning. Profuse fluent coryza in morning with violent cough and abundant expectoration, < from exposure to warm south wind. When attempting to clear the throat of an offensive mucus in the morning, gagging until he vomits the breakfast just eaten (Bry.). Profuse expectoration of mucus by voluntary hawking, < on rising in morning. Amenorrhoea, with catarrhal symptoms of eyes and nose; profuse acrid lachrymation. Menses: painful, regular, now lasting only one hour; or late, scanty, short, lasting only one day (Bar.). Pertussis: excessive lachrymation during cough; cough only in day time (Fer., Nat. m.).
Relations. - Similar: to, Puls. in affections of the eyes; reverse of All. c. in lachrymation and coryza.
Aggravation. - In the evening, in bed, indoors, warmth, moisture; after exposure to south wind; when touched (Hep.).
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Couldn't get in raspberry pi at first but after two days of diligent googling, managed to hook it up to a monitor instead of using ssh from my laptop.(somehow putty and zenmap didn't work on my laptop)
Now I am able to configure my Raspberry but I can't get any input at emoncms, it shows
"No inputs created
Inputs is the main entry point for your monitoring device. Configure your device to post values here, you may want to follow the Input API helper as a guide for generating your request."
Steps I took to solve this problem but encounter more problem.
So I thought it's the emonTx v3 since the guide above did mention something about flashing the emonTx v3 (File > sketchbook > OpenEnergyMonitor > emonTxFirmware > emonTxV3 > RFM12B > Examples > emonTxV3_continuous_kwhtotals_noeeprom.) The emonTx v3 died! There is no light whatsoever and I thought I have burned the device. Thankfully, googled abit and realize that I indeed have the RF69 instead of RFM12. So I re-uploaded it with the "emonTxV3.4 Discrete Sampling" and got it back alive again. But this still didn't solve my original problem of not getting anything in emoncms
I figured the best way to solve this is step by step, so
As far as I know, it's emonTx v3 (RF) to RFM69Pi - 433MHz (physical connection) to Raspberry (Ethernet - if I can't get it to work using RJ45, no point trying WiFi) to Emoncms. (Modes of communication in bracket)
How do I test whether emonTx is sending anything to the raspberry?
How do I test if raspberry is receiving anything from emonTx?
How do I test if raspberry is sending anything to emoncms? (minicom pops up abit so I am going to do some research on it)
If all of the three questions above work I guess I should have the whole thing working right?
Re: Testing each component to find the problem
Assuming you are able to ssh into the emonBase and you are using the most recent SDcard image from the shop the best thing to do is take a look at the emonhub.log, But first you can confirm data arriving at the RFM2Pi by checking for a tiny green LED that flashes each time a new packet is received,(it's easy to miss even when you know it's there and working) if you are seeing a single flash every few seconds then check emonhub.log
emonhub -dl will display recent and on going log messages until you use ctrl-c to stop.
The default loglevel may noy reveal much so I would recommend setting the loglevel to DEBUG in emonhub.conf until you are up and running.
emonhub -c will open emonhub.conf for editing ( use the rpi-rw command first if in read-only mode )
If you didn't see any flashes then try moving the emonTx closer to minimize range issues etc and confirm you have a Red LED illuminated after first powering up the emonTx for a few seconds. The emonTx will only run if there is a CT connected to channel 1 and it only checks at start up so the correct order is connect CT1 then connect AC power (or batteries/DC) confirm red LED on emonTx, wait 10-20 seconds check for occasional green flash on RFM2Pi.
Paul
Re: Testing each component to find the problem
Thanks for your detailed reply ^^
I can't ssh into the emonbase as zenmap and putty didn't work for me. I hook it up to a monitor to login instead. :) I am using the pre-loaded SD card as I don't have any confident I am able to create the image myself.
The RF69Pi(Not RFM2Pi, did I get the wrong one? It's bundle in the shop) has flashed red light when I turn on the raspberry Pi B+. But the flashes is red every 10 secs, not green, that means no data is arriving right?
I used the command emonhub -c and the loglevel = DEBUG, then I ran the command emonhub -dl and I got a bunch of these.
2015-03-13 07:15:43,930 DEBUG 69 NEW FRAME:<PHONE_NUMBER>.93 OK 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 92 0 0 (-50)
2015-03-13 07:15:43,933 WARNING 69 RX data length : 12 is not valid for datacodes['L', 'h', 'h', 'h', 'h', 'l', 'l', 'l', 'l']
the number just keep increasing
The emonTx v3 is 10cm away from the raspberry Pi, so I guess it's not range issue.(Anyway, how far can the signal go?)
EmonTX does have a red light on for awhile when turn on and flashes every 10secs, the CT is connected to channel 1 before I turn on EmonTx so the order should be correct, I read about this order somewhere.
The only thing different from your description is that there is no green flashes at the RF69Pi, I have stared at it for 1min and there is a slight red flash every 10 secs. The physical connection should be correct as there is a red light at startup of the raspberry Pi.
Re: Testing each component to find the problem
Did some googling and changed the nodes section back to when it first came. The error above is gone. Did a sudo service ntp restart it didn't work as the timing is still the same. Manually set the time using sudo date -s "Tue Jun 9 12:26:32 UTC 2015"
And now I got this
2015-06-09 12:27:40,101 DEBUG 166 NEW FRAME :<PHONE_NUMBER>.1 OK 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 145 92 0 0 (-55)
2015-06-09 12:27:40,112 DEBUG 166 TimeStamp :<PHONE_NUMBER>.1
2015-06-09 12:27:40,122 DEBUG 166 Node : 10
2015-06-09 12:27:40,131 Values : [0, 0, 0, 0, 23697, 0]
2015-06-09 12:27:40,133 RSSI : -55
LED on RF69Pi is still red every 10 secs, there is still nothing on emoncms.org
Read up that the nodes section can be ignored and no changes required from the OEM standard. I didn't quite understand what does the nodes section do or when do I need to customize it. Since I plan to get afew emonTX to one raspberry.
Re: Testing each component to find the problem
Ahha! the warning message tells me you changed the [[99]] in the "example" node to [[10]], effectively incorrectly specifying node 10's format. so because it doesn't fit (expecting 28bytes recieved 12) it's rejecting them. Change the [[10]] back to [[99]] and it should work.
I wasn't aware the led color on the rfm69pi had changed from the rfm2pi, I needn't of specified a colour in hind sight as there is only one.
Just to recap the emontx is sending as you have a 10 second flash
The rfm??pi is receiving as the led is flashing every 10s to confirm receipt
Ranges can vary considerably depending on various factors but now you can use the RSSI values to determine best placement.
Paul
Re: Testing each component to find the problem
Thanks Paul!
I changed it back to 99 but I am still seeing "Node: 10" in my previous post? Is it because the Node represent the dip switch on emonTx?
Anyway, since rfm69pi is flashing means it's receiving data and the log didn't say any error or warning. So I guess the problem is with raspberry Pi to emoncms.org through ethernet connection?
Any method I could pump in some fake data into raspberry pi to see whether emoncms.org is receiving anything?
Because from your post I gathered that the flash means it's receiving data. But receiving and accepting it is two different thing right? So if we can send data to emoncms.org, it will means that it is not accepting the data, if nothing goes through, it will means that this is a problem with raspberry Pi and emoncms.org
Anyway, I re-checked all my code, just in case I typed wrongly but everything seems to be in order. I have attached three picture I took just in case there is something I missed. :)
Re: Testing each component to find the problem
Just a short update: I tried pumping in data from my web browser based on the API helper webpage. It works. So I guess there is nothing wrong with my account at emoncms. The only problem is I am still not getting anything from my raspberry pi. :(
Re: Testing each component to find the problem
Replacing [[10]] with [[99]] wasn't supposed to change the node id, you should still be receiving node 10, but without the example settings being applied to it.
Node 10 is now passing through emonhub and being handled with default settings.
Node 99 does not exist, therefore the example settings specified for [[99]] are redundant (hence the use of 99 for an example).
When you had [[10]] the example settings were incorrectly causing emonhub to expect something different of node 10 and when it wasn't so it discarded the frames.
From your Pics I can see you have the same apikey set for both the local and remote emoncms, that is highly unlikely to be the case, if you are running remote AND local accounts the account that isn't working's apikey is wrong in emonhub.conf. If you only have local OR remote emoncms one of the settings sections in emonhub.conf needs disabling (delete or comment out).
The led flash indicates a successful packet, every flash should result in a packet passing through emonhub to emoncms.
In emonhub.conf change loglevel = WARNING to loglevel = DEBUG and observe the packets arriving an being processed and dispatched by emonhub using the command tail -f /var/log/emonhub/emonhub.log.
The photo's have now served their purpose you should take them down as they expose your apikey, if you are not able to do that one of the mods will be able to do it for you.
[Done - RW]
Paul
EDIT - just dawned on me you are already running loglevel = debug, You should post a log excerpt .
Re: Testing each component to find the problem
Sorry for the late update, I was sick for the pass few days. And thanks for your help!
Move the entire setup to my desk, strip open the wire of an hair dryer(live and neutral pins only) and tap onto the live wire of the hair dryer.
I am getting the below before I turn on the hair dryer
2015-06-09 17:03:34,324 DEBUG 8 NEW FRAME :<PHONE_NUMBER>.32 OK 10 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 218 90 0 0 (-29)
2015-06-09 17:03:34,333 DEBUG 8 TimeStamp :<PHONE_NUMBER>.32
2015-06-09 17:03:34,339 DEBUG 8 Node : 10
2015-06-09 17:03:34,346 Values : [1, 0, 0, 0, 23258, 0]
2015-06-09 17:03:34,349 RSSI : -29
I am getting the below after I turn on the hair dryer
2015-06-09 17:03:55,627 DEBUG 8 NEW FRAME : 143869435.63 OK 10 242 253 0 0 0 0 0 0 159 90 0 0 (-30)
2015-06-09 17:03:55,635 DEBUG 8 TimeStamp : 143869435.63
2015-06-09 17:03:55,638 DEBUG 8 Node : 10
2015-06-09 17:03:55,640 Values : [-526, 0, 0, 0, 23199, 0]
2015-06-09 17:03:55,642 RSSI : -30
From the readings above, I guess I am indeed receiving data without error. The only problem is there is nothing posted on emoncms. Did ifconfig to get the ip and I pinged it using my laptop and it's connected, so connection is not a problem, and my network does have internet.
As you have suggested, I have commented out the local section as I believe the emoncms is on the web. I only have an emoncms account and I didn't do any additional setup. Do I need to configure it for it to receive the data?
I don't know if the images in the SD card of the raspberry is causing any problem. Do you know any link I can download the pre-loaded images? I am hoping this will solve my problem as I do not know if I have destroyed certain setup I am not suppose to without knowing it.
Re: Testing each component to find the problem
The bits of you've provided to indicate the sensing and hub-to-node comms is good. I the log there should also be messages relating to the forwarding to emoncms. These should show if the data is being packaged up, addressed and sent correctly and what the response is.
The only "settings" that link the emonbase (emonhub) to emoncms.org are the url and apikey.
You can re-download the image (I believe) you have from
http://openenergymonitor.org/files/emonSD-13-03-15.zip
or
http://oem.aluminumalloyboats.com/oem/emonSD-13-03-15.zip
Paul
Re: Testing each component to find the problem
Hey, thanks for your help again.
That's all the messages I got, and they keep repeating with every communication, just the numbers are different. I didn't see any other messages so the problem may really be me deleting some setting without knowing it, since you said there should be a log about forwarding as well.
The SD card I have only have 50MB+ space open for use despite it being a 4GB card. I believe some part is locked so people cannot tampered with the system. The links you provided needs 1.2GB worth of space, which should be completed after 18hours. Guess I need to look for a new SD card. Hopefully I can get it this weekend. :)
Re: Testing each component to find the problem
If there are no error messages the chances are emonhub doesn't perceive any error's, that doesn't mean there arn't any, just that they are not obvious errors.
When emonHub starts it will create each of the interfacers (and reporters) defined in emonhub.conf and if loglevel = DEBUG is set it will log the process, so if it attempts to create a interfacer (or reporter) it will log the attempt and if something isn't right it will log the error, if the settings ok enough for the creation but do not work emonhub will then log an error when a problem is encountered.
So if you are sure nothing has been logged for the "emoncms" reporter then it didn't attempt it and that points to a typo or similar in that section of the emonhub.conf. In emonhub.conf [reporters] you should have
[[ unique emoncms themed name ]]
Type = EmonHubEmoncmsReporter
[[[init_settings]]]
[[[runtimesettings]]]
url = http://emoncms.org
apikey = 32 character read write apikey
If you are unsure about the messages at start up then just restart emonhub using emonhub -r or sudo service emonhub restart and immediately open the log using emonhub -dl or tail -f /var/log/emonhub/emonhub.log to watch the start up messages.
If the result is not 100% obvious then report back, possibly with a log and or conf excerpt before making any drastic moves as I don't think there is anything fatally wrong at this point.
As for the "replacement" image it is not intended to be installed to the remaining space but to replace the whole SDcard content. which I don't think it is necessary just yet.
Paul
Re: Testing each component to find the problem
Reporting back. :)
My Reporter is as follows:
[[emonCMS]] <----Can I ask if I can just typed anything here right? Do I have to matched it to something?
type = EmonHubEmoncmsReporter
[[[init_settings]]]
[[[runtime_settings]]] <----Mine has an underscore in between, changed it and it works
url = http://emoncms.org
apikey = My read write apikey here, double checked it's correct :)
Edit: It is working now! I can't believe it's the underscore that's causing the problem. :D It's so awesome!
Re: Testing each component to find the problem
Ok! The problem is due to some inaccurate info creeping into the emoncms documentation sometime ago. same issue in this "RFM2pi data not appearing in Inputs list" thread which prompted a correction back in April so not quite sure how you ended up with that, but still.
Change the "type" to "Type" and remove the underscore from "runtimesettings" and you should be all sorted.
The name of each interfacer or reporter MUST be unique, if there are duplicates the config file cannot be parsed and the "errors" will not bee seen by emonHub, other than that I would keep them short for a tidy log output and not introduce any symbols until you after you have tried and tested for a time. I am unaware of any issues and it is intended to be totally user choice but it has not been tested with anything beyond alpha-numeric and "_-" characters.
Paul
Re: Testing each component to find the problem
I got the incorrect info based on the link in my first post (https://github.com/openenergymonitor/documentation/blob/master/Applicati...) it was corrected on 30th April. I guess some part of it wasn't corrected?
Thanks for the heads up. I will keep the name short and to the point. :) After I am familiar with what's going on, I will try to send those data into a database and see how it goes. :D
Re: Testing each component to find the problem
Thanks for the link, I have submitted a request for a correction.
https://github.com/openenergymonitor/documentation/pull/2/files
Paul
Re: Testing each component to find the problem
Thankyou Paul, chuayq, I have merged the changes


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Of course, what input you need to validate will depend upon your application. So for the sake of this post in case of some recommendations, I'll assume that an input X needs to be validated and you can easily use the same principle to validate the inputs specific to your application.
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You can also clone the directory from the openresty examples repository to follow along with the examples.
4. Specify proper character sets, such as UTF-8, for all sources of input
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If the input data is encoded as UTF-8 accept the input. Otherwise if any other character set is used reject the input
Also check our this stackoverflow post on the use the "accept-charset" header and this article on what every programmer must know about character sets
5. Encode data to a common character set before validating (Canonicalize)
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7. Determine if the system supports UTF-8 extended character sets and if so, validate after UTF-8 decoding is completed
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Now after modifying our validation code what we have is
9. Verify that header values in both requests and responses contain only ASCII characters
It's relevant here to discuss what might happen if this recommendation is not followed. As mentioned in the Data validation section of the security guide the input data that is malicious may still be passed. For example we might block "<" and ">" ascii characters but they can still be url-encoded or utf-encoded to and might find a way in our program if we are not careful to block them. So the while the recommendation talks only about the ascii characters in header value it's a good idea to to check for malicious content in any data that is input to our application. Coming back to the topic again.
The first part of the suggestion is quite straightforward. We just need to add one more condition that makes sure that the header value is within the ascii range. This should be easy considering that we already have the code that verifies the ascii charset. Here's the lua code that'll implement this
For the second part of the recommendation however, that is for validating the output header values,we can make use of the body_filter_by_lua directive
that will make sure that the output headers are within the ascii range. The code will mostly remain the same.Here's what the implementation would be like in the lua code.
Overall I feel that verifying the output headers is a bit of an overkill for our application. Why? Because the output headers are not coming from a third party source but from the application itself. So we can be somewhat certain of the fact that the headers outputted by the application will be safe.
10. Validate data from redirects (An attacker may submit malicious content directly to the target of the redirect, thus circumventing application logic and any validation performed before the redirect)
One strategy to validate the data coming from redirects is to include a header token that must be verified before the redirect data is accepted. Let's call the header X-REDIRECT-TOKEN. Now all our validator library needs to do is verify the authenticity of this toke.
Here's what the code will look like
11. Validate for expected data types
To implement this recommendation we'd have to deviate slightly from our path. Up until now we had been doing all our validation from a single code file. But now we'd have to split them. Because different endpoints in our application would expect different data types. And it would be extremely inefficient to scan all of them against all the expected types.
A better solution would be to partition our code for generic checks and specific checks. The header checks,the encoding checks and the ascii checks can be abstracted our into a generic library. Where as the checks for data types may be abstracted into specific routines.
For this example let's create an anoint that only accepts email addresses and see how we can do that using our existing code. Here's what the code looks like in the access_email.lua
12. Validate data range
13. Validate data length
For this recommendation we have a couple of choices. First we can use the nginx built in directive
max_body_size
that will automatically reject requests that are greater than the number specified
in the max_body_size
. But if you want more fine control over over the length of data-- for example in case where the data has to be within a certain range it's best to use access_by_lua directive and calculate the size of data from lua. But for most cases the max_body_size
directive should suffice.
14. Validate all input against a "white" list of allowed characters, whenever possible
We already implemented something like this when we tested for header values in the ascii range. We can extend the same logic to the input data. Assume that the input data must only be numeric. The whitelist in this case consists of numbers and so our validation logic will be something like:-
15. If any potentially hazardous characters must be allowed as input ,be sure that you implement additional controls like output encoding, secure task specific APIs and accounting for the utilization of that data throughout the application. Examples of common hazardous characters include: < > " ' % ( ) & + \\' \"
In plain words what this point is suggesting is that if some dangerous characters are to be allowed inside of our main application we must limit their scope only to the apis that need them. For example let's say we need "()" two charsets as inputs for a certain api "/danger" It would be in our interest to limit this potentially dangerous input to the "/danger" api. Well it's quite easy with access_by_lua. Here's what we can do:-
16. If your standard validation routine cannot address the following inputs, then they should be checked discretely
Check for null bytes (%00)
Null byte injection attacks attempt to confuse your application at a lower level execution. You might be writing your application in Java but at some point in time it may have to interact with say an OS file system api implemented in C. What happens then is that the null characters (%00) are interpreted as string terminators.
"What does it mean?"
Lets take an example here. Suppose you want to read a file the name of which you take from a url string. If the url is embedded with null characters like "filename%%00.txt" the filesytem api may interpret the name as "filename" and neglect anything after that-- in our case ".txt" extension. Which will confuse our system and may cause something unpredictable.
A very good explanation is given on the web application security consortium page
So the solution is quite simple. We simply check our input data for null characters. Here's the lua regex pattern that will take care of it.
Check for new line characters (%0d, %0a, \r, \n)>
Check for "dot-dot-slash" (../ or ..\) path alterations characters.
Openresty has solid protection against the directory traversal attacks. Any attempt to make a directory traversal is simply returned as a bad request from the server without us having to write a single line of code. It's pretty sweet if you ask me :)
In cases where UTF-8 extended character set encoding is supported, address alternate representation like: %c0%ae%c0%ae/ (Utilize canonicalization to address double encoding or other forms of obfuscation attacks)
We'll deal with the extended character set some other time. We've covered a lot of ground it this post. Let just relax to some good jazz. Moanin',anyone?
-Akshat Jiwan Sharma


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"boost/flyweight/tracking_tag.hpp"
synopsis 头文件"boost/flyweight/tracking_tag.hpp"大意
"boost/flyweight/refcounted_fwd.hpp"
synopsis 头文件"boost/flyweight/refcounted_fwd.hpp"大意
"boost/flyweight/refcounted.hpp"
synopsis 头文件"boost/flyweight/refcounted.hpp"大意
"boost/flyweight/no_tracking_fwd.hpp"
synopsis 头文件"boost/flyweight/no_tracking_fwd.hpp"大意
"boost/flyweight/no_tracking.hpp"
synopsis 头文件"boost/flyweight/no_tracking.hpp"大意
A tracking policy helper provides access to some of the functionality
of a factory so as to be used
in the implementation of an associated Tracking Policy
.
In the following table, TrackingHelper
is a tracking policy
helper associated to a factory type
Factory
of elements of type Entry
, h
is a value of
Factory::handle_type
associated to a Factory
f
and check
is a value of
a Predicate
type Checker
with argument of type Factory::handle_type
.
一个跟踪策略辅助器提供到工厂的某些功能的访问以便用来实现一个相关的跟踪策略。在下面这个表格里，TrackingHelper
是一个与存储Entry
类型元素的工厂Factory
相关的跟踪策略辅助器，h
是一个与Factory
f
相关的Factory::handle_type
的值，check
是一个Checker
带有Factory::handle_type
参数类型的断言
| expression | return type | assertion/note pre/post-condition |
|---|---|---|
TrackingHelper::entry(h); |
const Entry& |
Returns f.entry(h) . |
TrackingHelper::erase(h,check); |
void |
If check(h) , invokes f.erase(h) . |
The execution of TrackingHelper::erase
(including the
invocation of check(h)
) is done in a
synchronized manner so as to prevent any other thread of execution from
simultaneously accessing the factory's insertion or deletion facilities.
TrackingHelper::erase
（包括check(h)
的调用）的执行是在同步的方式下进行的，目的是阻止其它的执行线程同时访问工厂的插入或者删除功能。
A tracking policy defines the strategy to be followed by a
flyweight
instantiation when
all the flyweight objects associated to a given value are destroyed.
The tracking policy contributes some type information necessary for the
definition of the flyweight
internal
factory.
一个跟踪策略定义了当关联到一个给定值的所有flyweight对象都销毁的时候一个flyweight
实例该遵循的策略。跟踪策略为flyweight
内部工厂的定义引入了一些必要的类型信息。
A type Tracking
is a tracking policy if: 一个Tracking
类型是一个跟踪策略如果：
is_tracking<Tracking>::type
is
boost::mpl::true_
, is_tracking<Tracking>::type
是
boost::mpl::true_
Tracking
is of the form
tracking<Tracking'>
. Tracking
的格式是tracking<Tracking'>
Tracking::entry_type
(or
Tracking'::entry_type
if (b) applies) is an
MPL Lambda
Expression
that resolves, when invoked with different types
(Value
,Key
) such that Value
is
Assignable
and implicitly convertible to const Key&
, to an
Assignable
type Entry
implicitly convertible to both const Value&
and const Key&
.Tracking::entry_type
（或者Tracking'::entry_type
如果条件b适用时）是一个MPL Lambda
表达式
，当用各种类型（Value，
Key
，这个Value
是
可赋值的并且可以隐式转换成const Key&
）调用它时，
得到一个可赋值的类型Entry，
它可以隐式转换成const Value&
和const Key&
Tracking::handle_type
(or
Tracking'::handle_type
if (b) applies) is an
MPL Lambda
Expression
; this expression, when invoked with types
(InternalHandle
,TrackingHelper
),
with InternalHandle
being
Assignable
and providing the nothrow guarantee for copy and assignment,
resolves to an
Assignable
type Handle
which also provides the nothrow guarantee for
copy and assignment and is constructible from and implicitly
convertible to InternalHandle
.
TrackingHelper
is an incomplete type at the time of
invocation of Tracking::handle_type
.Tracking::handle_type
（或者Tracking'::handle_type
如果条件b适用时）是一个MPL Lambda
表达式
；当用类型（InternalHandle
，TrackingHelper
其中InternalHandle
是可赋值的，并且保证拷贝和赋值时不抛出异常）调用它时，得到一个可赋值的类型Handle
，该类型同样保证拷贝和赋值提供不抛出异常，并且可以从InternalHandle
构造而来或者隐式转换成InternalHandle
。在调用Tracking::handle_type
时TrackingHelper
是一个不完整的类型。Tracking::handle_type
is parameterized by a helper that provides
access to some of the functionality of the factory associated to the
tracking policy. This factory's associated entry and handle types are the types
Entry
and Handle
defined above, respectively.Tracking::handle_type
由辅助器来参数化，这个帮手提供到与跟踪策略相关的工厂的某些功能的访问。工厂相关的entry和handle类型分别是上面定义的Entry
和Handle
类型。
"boost/flyweight/tracking_tag.hpp"
synopsis "boost/flyweight/tracking_tag.hpp"
大意namespace boost{ namespace flyweights{ struct tracking_marker; template<typename T> struct is_tracking template<typename T> struct tracking; } // namespace boost::flyweights } // namespace boost
is_tracking 类模板 is_tracking
Unless specialized by the user, is_tracking<T>::type
is
boost::mpl::true_
if T
is derived from tracking_marker
, and it is
boost::mpl::false_
otherwise.
除非被用户专门化，如果T
是从tracking_marker
派生的，is_tracking<T>::type
是boost::mpl::true_
，否则是boost::mpl::false_
tracking 类模板 tracking
tracking<T>
is a syntactic construct meant to indicate
that T
is a tracking policy without resorting to the
mechanisms provided by the is_tracking
class template.
tracking<T>
是一种表明T
是一个跟踪策略的语法构造，这样就不需要借助于is_tracking
类模板提供的机制。
"boost/flyweight/refcounted_fwd.hpp"
synopsis "boost/flyweight/refcounted_fwd.hpp"
大意namespace boost{ namespace flyweights{ struct refcounted; } // namespace boost::flyweights } // namespace boost
refcounted_fwd.hpp
forward declares the class
refcounted
.
refcounted_fwd.hpp
前向声明了类refcounted
"boost/flyweight/refcounted.hpp"
synopsis "boost/flyweight/refcounted.hpp"
大意refcounted 类refcounted
Tracking Policy
providing
flyweight
instantiations with reference counting semantics: when all the flyweight objects
associated to a given value are destroyed, the corresponding entry is
erased from flyweight
's internal
factory.
这种跟踪策略提供flyweight
实例引用计数的机制：当关联到一个给定值的所有flyweight对象销毁后，相应的entry从flyweight
的内部工厂中清除。
"boost/flyweight/no_tracking_fwd.hpp"
synopsis "boost/flyweight/no_tracking_fwd.hpp"
大意namespace boost{ namespace flyweights{ struct no_tracking; } // namespace boost::flyweights } // namespace boost
no_tracking_fwd.hpp
forward declares the class
no_tracking
.
no_tracking_fwd.hpp
前向声明了类no_tracking
"boost/flyweight/no_tracking.hpp"
synopsis "boost/flyweight/no_tracking.hpp"
大意no_tracking 类 no_tracking
Null Tracking Policy
: elements inserted
into flyweight
's internal factory
are not erased until program termination.
空的跟踪策略，插入到flyweight
的内部工厂的元素直到程序结束时才清除
Revised August 18th 2008
© Copyright 2006-2008 Joaquín M López Muñoz. Distributed under the Boost Software License, Version 1.0. (See accompanying file LICENSE_1_0.txt or copy at http://www.boost.org/LICENSE_1_0.txt)


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jsoncols provides scripting flexibility for data extraction from JSON data returning the results in columns. This is helpful in flattening content extracted from JSON blobs. The default delimiter for each value extracted is a comma. This can be overridden with an option.
Below are a set of options available.
-csv output as CSV or other flat delimiter row
-d, -delimiter set the delimiter for multi-field csv output
-examples display example(s)
-generate-manpage generate man page
-generate-markdown generate markdown documentation
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-o, -output output filename
-p, -pretty pretty print JSON output
-quiet suppress error messages
-quote quote strings and JSON notation
-r run interactively
-repl run interactively
-v, -version display version
If myblob.json contained
{"name": "Doe, Jane"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"age": 42}
Getting just the name could be done with
jsoncols -i myblob.json .name
This would yield
"Doe, Jane"
Flipping .name and .age into pipe delimited columns is as easy as listing each field in the expression inside a space delimited string.
jsoncols -i myblob.json -d\| .name .age
This would yield
Doe, Jane|42
You can also pipe JSON data in.
cat myblob.json | jsoncols .name .email .age
Would yield
“Doe, Jane”,“jane.doe@xample.org”,42
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public class RpLidarLowLevelDriver
extends java.lang.Object
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
RpLidarLowLevelDriver.ReadSerialThread
Thread which reads in coming serial data from the LIDAR
|
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
(package private) byte[] |
dataOut |
(package private) RpLidarDeviceInfo |
deviceInfo |
static byte |
FORCE_SCAN |
static byte |
GET_HEALTH |
static byte |
GET_INFO |
(package private) RpLidarHeath |
health |
(package private) java.io.InputStream |
in |
(package private) int |
lastReceived |
(package private) RpLidarListener |
listener |
(package private) RpLidarMeasurement |
measurement |
(package private) java.io.OutputStream |
out |
static byte |
RCV_HEALTH |
static byte |
RCV_INFO |
static byte |
RCV_SCAN |
private RpLidarLowLevelDriver.ReadSerialThread |
readThread |
static byte |
RESET |
static byte |
SCAN |
(package private) boolean |
scanning |
(package private) SerialPort |
serialPort |
private static byte |
START_MOTOR |
static byte |
STOP |
static byte |
SYNC_BYTE0 |
static byte |
SYNC_BYTE1 |
(package private) boolean |
verbose |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
RpLidarLowLevelDriver(java.lang.String portName,
RpLidarListener listener)
Initializes serial connection
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
protected int |
parseData(byte[] data,
int length)
Searches for and parses all complete packets inside data
|
protected boolean |
parseDeviceInfo(byte[] data,
int offset,
int length) |
protected boolean |
parseHealth(byte[] data,
int offset,
int length) |
protected boolean |
parsePacket(byte[] data,
int offset,
int length,
byte type) |
protected boolean |
parseScan(byte[] data,
int offset,
int length) |
void |
pause(long milli)
Pauses for the specified number of milliseconds
|
protected boolean |
sendBlocking(byte command,
byte expected,
long timeout)
Low level blocking packet send routine
|
boolean |
sendGetHealth(long timeout)
Requests that a sensor health packet be sent
|
boolean |
sendGetInfo(long timeout)
Requests that a sensor info packet be sent
|
protected void |
sendNoPayLoad(byte command)
Sends a command with no data payload
|
protected void |
sendPayLoad(byte command,
byte[] payLoad)
Sends a command with data payload
|
protected void |
sendPayLoad(byte command,
int payLoadInt)
Sends a command with data payload - int
|
void |
sendReset()
Sends a reset packet which will put it into its initial state
|
boolean |
sendScan(long timeout)
Request that it enter scan mode
|
void |
sendStartMotor(int speed)
Sends a start motor command
|
void |
sendStop()
Sends a STOP packet
|
void |
sendStopMotor()
Sends a stop motor command
|
void |
setVerbose(boolean verbose) |
void |
shutdown()
Shuts down the serial connection and threads
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public static final byte SYNC_BYTE0
public static final byte SYNC_BYTE1
public static final byte STOP
public static final byte RESET
public static final byte SCAN
public static final byte FORCE_SCAN
public static final byte GET_INFO
public static final byte GET_HEALTH
public static final byte RCV_INFO
public static final byte RCV_HEALTH
public static final byte RCV_SCAN
private static final byte START_MOTOR
SerialPort serialPort
java.io.InputStream in
java.io.OutputStream out
byte[] dataOut
boolean verbose
private RpLidarLowLevelDriver.ReadSerialThread readThread
RpLidarHeath health
RpLidarDeviceInfo deviceInfo
RpLidarMeasurement measurement
RpLidarListener listener
boolean scanning
int lastReceived
public RpLidarLowLevelDriver(java.lang.String portName, RpLidarListener listener) throws java.lang.Exception
portName
- Path to serial portlistener
- Listener for in comming packetsjava.lang.Exception
public void pause(long milli)
public void shutdown()
public boolean sendScan(long timeout)
timeout
- Blocking time. Resends packet periodically. <= 0 means no blocking.public void sendStop()
public void sendReset()
public boolean sendGetInfo(long timeout)
timeout
- Blocking time. Resends packet periodically. <= 0 means no blocking.public boolean sendGetHealth(long timeout)
timeout
- Blocking time. Resends packet periodically. <= 0 means no blocking.protected boolean sendBlocking(byte command, byte expected, long timeout)
protected void sendNoPayLoad(byte command)
protected void sendPayLoad(byte command, byte[] payLoad)
protected void sendPayLoad(byte command, int payLoadInt)
public void sendStartMotor(int speed)
public void sendStopMotor()
protected int parseData(byte[] data, int length)
protected boolean parsePacket(byte[] data, int offset, int length, byte type)
protected boolean parseHealth(byte[] data, int offset, int length)
protected boolean parseDeviceInfo(byte[] data, int offset, int length)
protected boolean parseScan(byte[] data, int offset, int length)
public void setVerbose(boolean verbose)


Lowlevel Bytecode Manipuation
This package contains facilities for lowlevel bytecode manipulation
through the class constant pool. It is generally not necessary to use
this package directly, as all necessary functionality is made available
at a high level via the serp.bytecode
package.


Concept location is the process of locating relevant source code fragments where a change must be made. Concept location requires programmers’ understanding of the program and their ability to formulate effective concept location queries. This research presents a systematic approach to query formulation that uses ontology fragments. Preliminary results of a case study demonstrate that only small, partial knowledge represented by small ontology fragments is needed for a successful concept location. The ontology fragments also document programmer learning that takes place during the concept location.


phpCronCommands
- ✓ Exec command
- ✓ Call command
phpCronPlanning
- ✓ Cron planning
- ✓ Every seconds planning
- ✓ Every five seconds planning
- ✓ Every ten seconds planning
- ✓ Every thirty seconds planning
- ✓ Every minute planning
- ✓ Every five minutes planning
- ✓ Every ten minutes planning
- ✓ Every thirty minutes planning
- ✓ Minutely at planning
- ✓ Hourly planning
- ✓ Hourly at planning
- ✓ Daily planning
- ✓ Daily at planning
- ✓ Twice daily planning
- ✓ Monthly planning
- ✓ Monthly on planning
- ✓ Every two month planning
- ✓ Quarterly planning
- ✓ Yearly planning
- ✓ Weekdays restriction
- ✓ Sundays restriction
- ✓ Mondays restriction
- ✓ Tuesdays restriction
- ✓ Wednesdays restriction
- ✓ Thursdays restriction
- ✓ Fridays restriction
- ✓ Saturdays restriction
- ✓ Between restriction
- ✓ Unless between restriction
- ✓ When restriction
- ✓ Skip restriction
- ✓ Cron error planning
- ✓ Hourly at error planning
- ✓ Hourly at error empty planning
- ✓ Daily at error planning
- ✓ Daily at error empty planning
- ✓ Monthly on error planning
- ✓ Monthly on error empty planning
- ✓ Timezone option
phpCronProcess
- ✓ Start process
- ✓ Restart once process
- ✓ Restart process
- ✓ Stop process
- ✓ Reset process
- ✓ Before hook
- ✓ After hook
phpCronResult
- ✓ Send output to result
- ✓ Append output to result
- ✓ Export php cron result
- ✓ Import php cron result
- ✓ Save to cron tab result
- ✓ Load from cron tab result
phpCron
- ✓ Instance of php cron
- ✓ Php cron
- ✓ Set debug mode
- ✓ Debug file exists
- ✓ Set without overlapping
- ✓ Set without overlapping all
- ✓ Start


Better Minecraft Games with Plugin Coding (Javascript)
Plugin Name:
Features
Send players to lobby on Start
Include a scoreboard in the game
Protect Blocks from Destruction
Exploding Snowballs
Special Weapon: Minigun (arrows)
Randomize Chest Contents on Start
Moving through cobwebs do damage
Disable friendly damage
Disable Weather
Player keeps gear when they die
Players will cooperate in teams
Team members will share the same colored armor
Special Features (please explain):


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WITNESS LIST
Prescribing & Dispensing Controlled Substances, Interim
October 3, 2018 8:00 AM
Interim Committee
ON:
Alexander, Jay Major (Texas Department of Public Safety), Austin, TX
Ashley, Jeremy Clinical Pharmacist (also providing written testimony) (Brookshire
Grocery Company, National Association of Chain Drug Stores), Bullard, TX
Belcher, Nora Executive Director (also providing written testimony) (Texas e-Health
Alliance), Austin, TX
Benton, Craig Doctor/chiropractor (Self; Texas Chiropractic Association), Lampasa, TX
Benz, Allison Executive Director (also providing written testimony) (Texas State Board of
Pharmacy), Austin, TX
Boutte, Matt Chair of Legislative Affairs (Texas Academy of Physician Assistants), Dallas,
TX
Brint Carlton, Stephen Executive Director (Texas Medical Board), Austin, TX
Diamond, Jack Retired (also providing written testimony) (Self), Dallas, TX
Francis, Brian Executive Director (Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation), Austin,
TX
Freeland, Dan Physician (TOMA), Lakeway, TX
Freshour, Scott General Counsel (Texas Medical Board), Austin, TX
Garza, Debbie CEO (also providing written testimony) (Texas Pharmacy Association),
Austin, TX
Kim, Thomas Physician (also providing written testimony) (Self; Texas Medical
Association), Austin, TX
McGarity, Kristin (also providing written testimony) (Self), Kyle, TX
Miller, Sam TVMA Past president, Texas AVMA Delegate (also providing written
testimony) (Texas Veterinary Medical Association/AVMA), Houston, TX
Moran, Brett MD, Assoc. CMO (also providing written testimony) (Parkland Hospital),
TX
Nasr, Danielle Policy Analyst (Sunset Commission), Austin, TX
Ogle, Steven General Counsel (also providing written testimony) (Sunset Commission),
Austin, TX
Rainer, Aaron President (also providing written testimony) (Texas Veterinary Medical
Association), Richmond, TX
Roberts, Matt Dentist (also providing written testimony) (Texas Dental Association),
Crockett, TX
Rozumny, Nick Asst. Manager (TX DPS), Austin, TX
Zelinski, Adam Doctor of Chiropractic (Texas Chiropractic Association), Austin, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
ON:
Bush, Jr., W. Boyd Executive Director (Texas State Board of Dental Examiners), Austin,
TX
Helenberg, John Executive Director (Texas Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners),
Austin, TX
Kloeris, Chris Executive Director (Texas Optometry Board), Austin, TX
Thomas, Katherine Executive Director (TX Board of Nursing), Austin, TX
WITNESS LIST
Prescribing & Dispensing Controlled Substances, Interim
October 3, 2018 8:00 AM
Wall, Rick President Elect (Texas Veterinary Medical Assoc.), The Woodlands, TX
Providing written testimony:
ON:
Dudensing, Jamie CEO (Texas Association of Health Plans), Austin, TX
Wright, Michael Executive Director (Texas Pharmacy Business Council), Austin, TX