public class X509v2CRLBuilder
extends java.lang.Object
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
X509v2CRLBuilder(org.bouncycastle.asn1.x500.X500Name issuer,
java.util.Date thisUpdate)
Basic constructor.
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X509v2CRLBuilder(org.bouncycastle.asn1.x500.X500Name issuer,
java.util.Date thisUpdate,
java.util.Locale dateLocale)
Basic constructor with Locale.
|
X509v2CRLBuilder(org.bouncycastle.asn1.x500.X500Name issuer,
org.bouncycastle.asn1.x509.Time thisUpdate)
Basic constructor.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
X509v2CRLBuilder |
addCRL(X509CRLHolder other)
Add the CRLEntry objects contained in a previous CRL.
|
X509v2CRLBuilder |
addCRLEntry(java.math.BigInteger userCertificateSerial,
java.util.Date revocationDate,
org.bouncycastle.asn1.x509.Extensions extensions)
Add a CRL entry with extensions.
|
X509v2CRLBuilder |
addCRLEntry(java.math.BigInteger userCertificateSerial,
java.util.Date revocationDate,
int reason)
Add a CRL entry with the just reasonCode extension.
|
X509v2CRLBuilder |
addCRLEntry(java.math.BigInteger userCertificateSerial,
java.util.Date revocationDate,
int reason,
java.util.Date invalidityDate)
Add a CRL entry with an invalidityDate extension as well as a reasonCode extension.
|
X509v2CRLBuilder |
addExtension(org.bouncycastle.asn1.ASN1ObjectIdentifier oid,
boolean isCritical,
org.bouncycastle.asn1.ASN1Encodable value)
Add a given extension field for the standard extensions tag (tag 3)
|
X509v2CRLBuilder |
addExtension(org.bouncycastle.asn1.ASN1ObjectIdentifier oid,
boolean isCritical,
byte[] encodedValue)
Add a given extension field for the standard extensions tag (tag 3) using a byte encoding of the
extension value.
|
X509v2CRLBuilder |
addExtension(org.bouncycastle.asn1.x509.Extension extension)
Add a given extension field for the standard extensions tag (tag 3).
|
X509CRLHolder |
build(ContentSigner signer)
Generate an X.509 CRL, based on the current issuer and subject
using the passed in signer.
|
X509v2CRLBuilder |
setNextUpdate(java.util.Date date)
Set the date by which the next CRL will become available.
|
X509v2CRLBuilder |
setNextUpdate(java.util.Date date,
java.util.Locale dateLocale)
Set the date by which the next CRL will become available.
|
X509v2CRLBuilder |
setNextUpdate(org.bouncycastle.asn1.x509.Time date)
Set the date by which the next CRL will become available.
|
public X509v2CRLBuilder(org.bouncycastle.asn1.x500.X500Name issuer, java.util.Date thisUpdate)
issuer
- the issuer this CRL is associated with.thisUpdate
- the date of this update.public X509v2CRLBuilder(org.bouncycastle.asn1.x500.X500Name issuer, java.util.Date thisUpdate, java.util.Locale dateLocale)
issuer
- the issuer this CRL is associated with.thisUpdate
- the date of this update.dateLocale
- locale to be used for date interpretation.public X509v2CRLBuilder(org.bouncycastle.asn1.x500.X500Name issuer, org.bouncycastle.asn1.x509.Time thisUpdate)
issuer
- the issuer this CRL is associated with.thisUpdate
- the Time of this update.public X509v2CRLBuilder setNextUpdate(java.util.Date date)
date
- date of next CRL update.public X509v2CRLBuilder setNextUpdate(java.util.Date date, java.util.Locale dateLocale)
date
- date of next CRL update.dateLocale
- locale to be used for date interpretation.public X509v2CRLBuilder setNextUpdate(org.bouncycastle.asn1.x509.Time date)
date
- date of next CRL update.public X509v2CRLBuilder addCRLEntry(java.math.BigInteger userCertificateSerial, java.util.Date revocationDate, int reason)
userCertificateSerial
- serial number of revoked certificate.revocationDate
- date of certificate revocation.reason
- the reason code, as indicated in CRLReason, i.e CRLReason.keyCompromise, or 0 if not to be used.public X509v2CRLBuilder addCRLEntry(java.math.BigInteger userCertificateSerial, java.util.Date revocationDate, int reason, java.util.Date invalidityDate)
userCertificateSerial
- serial number of revoked certificate.revocationDate
- date of certificate revocation.reason
- the reason code, as indicated in CRLReason, i.e CRLReason.keyCompromise, or 0 if not to be used.invalidityDate
- the date on which the private key for the certificate became compromised or the certificate otherwise became invalid.public X509v2CRLBuilder addCRLEntry(java.math.BigInteger userCertificateSerial, java.util.Date revocationDate, org.bouncycastle.asn1.x509.Extensions extensions)
userCertificateSerial
- serial number of revoked certificate.revocationDate
- date of certificate revocation.extensions
- extension set to be associated with this CRLEntry.public X509v2CRLBuilder addCRL(X509CRLHolder other)
other
- the X509CRLHolder to source the other entries from.public X509v2CRLBuilder addExtension(org.bouncycastle.asn1.ASN1ObjectIdentifier oid, boolean isCritical, org.bouncycastle.asn1.ASN1Encodable value) throws CertIOException
oid
- the OID defining the extension type.isCritical
- true if the extension is critical, false otherwise.value
- the ASN.1 structure that forms the extension's value.CertIOException
public X509v2CRLBuilder addExtension(org.bouncycastle.asn1.ASN1ObjectIdentifier oid, boolean isCritical, byte[] encodedValue) throws CertIOException
oid
- the OID defining the extension type.isCritical
- true if the extension is critical, false otherwise.encodedValue
- a byte array representing the encoding of the extension value.CertIOException
public X509v2CRLBuilder addExtension(org.bouncycastle.asn1.x509.Extension extension) throws CertIOException
extension
- the full extension value.CertIOException
public X509CRLHolder build(ContentSigner signer)
signer
- the content signer to be used to generate the signature validating the certificate.


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Overview
MassPay can be used to disperse payments to many recipients. A common use case is payroll. For instance, WidgetCorp has 950 employees that they need to pay every month. WidgetCorp has a transaction limit of $10,000; and each paycheck is going to be less than that amount, and cannot exceed that amount (though they can easily request a transaction limit increase).
WidgetCorp will need an access token for their account in order to send a MassPay from their account. Read more about OAuth here. Or, WidgetCorp can use the token generator here. The OAuth scopes you'll need are: Send
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Select a Funding Source
First, we'll need to identify the connected bank account from which WidgetCorp will fund their payroll disbursement.
// We need the fundingSources class in order to do anything
require '../lib/fundingSources.php';
$FS = new Dwolla\fundingSources();
/**
* Get a list of funding sources associated
* with the account under the current OAuth token
*/
print_r($FS->get());
# Include the Dwolla gem
require 'rubygems'
require 'pp'
require 'dwolla'
# Include any required keys
require './_keys.rb'
# Instantiate a new Dwolla User client
# And, seed a previously generated access token
Dwolla::token = @token
# Fetch all funding sources for the
# account associated with the provided
# OAuth token
pp Dwolla::FundingSources.get
from dwolla import fundingsources, constants
# Configure the library (change these)
constants.sandbox=True
constants.client_id = "Client Id goes here"
constants.client_secret = "Client secret goes here"
constants.access_token = "access token goes here"
constants.pin = 1234
# Get a list of funding sources associated
# with the account under the current OAuth token
fundingSource.get()
var cfg = require('./_config');
var Dwolla = require('dwolla-node')(cfg.apiKey, cfg.apiSecret);
// Seed the user's OAuth token
Dwolla.setToken(cfg.accessToken);
// Use sandbox API environment
Dwolla.sandbox = true;
/**
* Fetch all funding sources for the
* account associated with the provided
* OAuth token
**/
Dwolla.fundingSources(function(err, data) {
if (err) { console.log(err); }
console.log(data);
});
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. We will be using this fundSource
ID when creating a Masspay job.
Creating a List of payments
Next, we'll need to generate a list of payments to be made, called Items
. An Item
simply contains information about an individual payment you wish to create. In this example list of items
, WidgetCorp is paying their employees Joe Schmoe at his email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and Jane Schmoe at her email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>We'll including a nice payment note to Joe and Jane(which is visible from their dwolla.com dashboard), as well as some optional metadata like their employee ID to help us identify this payment within our HR system. Becuase we're sending the payment to their email addresses, we must specify destinationType
to be "Email"
.
[
{
"amount": 3750.00,
"destination"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"destinationType": "Email",
"notes": "Monthly paycheck. Thanks for your hard work",
"metadata": {
"department": "Widget Engineering",
"paycheckID": "845",
"employeeID": "394830948"
}
},
{
"amount": 3850.00,
"destination"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"destinationType": "Email",
"notes": "Monthly paycheck. Thanks for your hard work",
"metadata": {
"department": "Widget Engineering",
"paycheckID": "845",
"employeeID": "342680332"
}
}
]
$items = [
[
'destination' =><EMAIL_ADDRESS>'destinationType' => 'Email',
'amount' => 3750.00,
'notes' => 'Monthly paycheck. Thanks for your hard work'
],
[
'destination' =><EMAIL_ADDRESS>'destinationType' => 'Email',
'amount' => 3850.00,
'notes' => 'Monthly paycheck. Thanks for your hard work'
]
];
items = [
{
:amount => 3750.00,
:destination =><EMAIL_ADDRESS>:destinationType => 'Email',
:notes => 'Monthly paycheck. Thanks for your hard work'
:metadata => {
'department' => 'Widget Engineering',
'paycheckID' => '845',
'employeeID' => '394830948'
}
},
{
:amount => 3850.00,
:destination =><EMAIL_ADDRESS>:destinationType => 'Email',
:notes => 'Monthly paycheck. Thanks for your hard work',
:metadata => {
'department' => 'Widget Engineering',
'paycheckID' => '845',
'employeeID' => '342680332'
}
}
]
items = [
{
amount: 3750.00,
destination<EMAIL_ADDRESS>destinationType: 'Email',
notes: 'Monthly paycheck. Thanks for your hard work',
metadata: {
'department': 'Widget Engineering',
'paycheckID': '845',
'employeeID': '394830948'
}
},
{
amount: 3850.00,
destination<EMAIL_ADDRESS>destinationType: 'Email',
notes: 'Monthly paycheck. Thanks for your hard work',
metadata: {
'department': 'Widget Engineering',
'paycheckID': '845',
'employeeID': '342680332'
}
}
]
var items = [
{
amount: 3750.00,
destination<EMAIL_ADDRESS>destinationType: 'Email',
notes: 'Monthly paycheck. Thanks for your hard work',
metadata: {
'department': 'Widget Engineering',
'paycheckID': '845',
'employeeID': '394830948'
}
},
{
amount: 3850.00,
destination<EMAIL_ADDRESS>destinationType: 'Email',
notes: 'Monthly paycheck. Thanks for your hard work',
metadata: {
'department': 'Widget Engineering',
'paycheckID': '845',
'employeeID': '342680332'
}
}
];
Creating a Masspay Job
Now we're ready to create the Job. We'll also assign a custom identifier, "Jan 31 payroll" for this job so that we can recognize the job later.
If the Job
was created successfully, Dwolla will respond with the resulting Job
's randomly generated Id
, Total
batch transaction amount, Fees
sum of all incurred fees, its Status
and an ItemSummary
. All jobs have a Status
of queued
at the time of creation.
Be sure to store Job.Id
to retrieve the job in the future and look up its status.
Your MassPay Job
will then be queued and processed. As the service processes a Job
, each Item
is processed one ofter the other, at an average rate of about 0.5 sec. / item. Therefore, you can expect a 1000-item MassPay Job to be completed in about 8 minutes.
<?php
// We need the Masspay class in order to do anything
require '../lib/masspay.php';
$MassPay = new Dwolla\MassPay();
/**
* Create a MassPay job with two items to
* the Funding Source of the user associated with the current
* OAuth token.
*/
$fundsSource = '94c2a1f45853aa43a5c49ffaa7abd759';
$jobInfo = $MassPay->create($fundsSource, $items, [
'assumeCosts' => true
]);
?>
# Include the Dwolla gem
require 'rubygems'
require 'pp'
require '../lib/dwolla'
# Include any required keys
require './_keys.rb'
# Instantiate a new Dwolla User client
# And, seed a previously generated access token
Dwolla::token = @token
Dwolla::debug = true
puts Dwolla::MassPay.create({
:fundsSource => "94c2a1f45853aa43a5c49ffaa7abd759",
:pin => 1234,
:items => items,
:assumeCosts => true
})
from dwolla import masspay, constants
# Configure the library (Change these)
constants.sandbox=True
constants.client_id = "Client Id goes here"
constants.client_secret = "Client secret goes here"
constants.access_token = "access token goes here"
constants.pin = 1234
# Create a MassPay job with two items to
# the Balance of the user associated with the current
# OAuth token.
jobInfo = masspay.create('94c2a1f45853aa43a5c49ffaa7abd759', items)
print info
var dwolla = require('../lib/dwolla');
var c = require('../config');
var fS = "94c2a1f45853aa43a5c49ffaa7abd759";
// Optional parameters can be passed in place of null
// View MassPay documentation here: https://developers.dwolla.com/dev/docs/masspay
// Create MassPay job (masspay/create)
dwolla.createMassPayJob(fS, '1234', items, {
userJobId: 'Jan 31 Payroll',
assumeCosts: true // sender will assume Dwolla transaction fees for each payment
}, console.log);
Checking if a Job is Complete
Now that the Job has been created, WidgetCorp's system will need to periodically check to see if the job has been completed, and if so, if all the payments were successful. There are no webhooks (yet) for MassPay jobs, so we will need to poll Dwolla. We will use the GET MassPay / Job endpoint.
$result = $MassPay->getJob('a3d7cbae-15a8-49ef-87c0-a4210168bbbf');
puts Dwolla::MassPay.getJob('a3d7cbae-15a8-49ef-87c0-a4210168bbbf')
masspay.getjob(jobInfo['Id'])
var jobId = 'a3d7cbae-15a8-49ef-87c0-a4210168bbbf';
dwolla.getMassPayJob(jobId, function(err,result) {
console.log(result);
});
Example response:
{
"Success": true,
"Message": "Success",
"Response": {
"Id": "a3d7cbae-15a8-49ef-87c0-a4210168bbbf",
"UserJobId": "Jan 31 payroll",
"AssumeCosts": true,
"FundingSource": "94c2a1f45853aa43a5c49ffaa7abd759",
"Total": 7600,
"Fees": 0.5,
"CreatedDate": "2015-01-15T21:53:29Z",
"Status": "complete",
"ItemSummary": {
"Count": 2,
"Completed": 2,
"Successful": 2
}
}
}
If a job is currently being processed, its Status
will be processing
and its ItemSummary
will indicate how many have been Completed
so far, and how many of those were Successful
.
When a job is finished, it will have a Status
of complete
.
Reconciliation
Once the job is complete, we'll want to know the transaction IDs for each of the resulting payments so that we can let our employees know that their payment is on its way. (Joe is infamous for being very impatient about receiving his paycheck). To do this, we'll use the MassPay / Items endpoint to fetch the Items of our Job.
Each Item has a status, a globally unique ItemId
, a resulting TransactionId
, and any Error
encountered with attempting to process the Item
.
$jobItems = $MassPay->getJobItems($info['Id']);
puts Dwolla::MassPay.getItems('a3d7cbae-15a8-49ef-87c0-a4210168bbbf')
jobItems = masspay.getjobitems(jobInfo['Id'])
var jobId = 'a3d7cbae-15a8-49ef-87c0-a4210168bbbf';
dwolla.getMassPayJobItems(jobId, function(err,jobItems) {
console.log(jobItems);
});
Example response:
{
"Success": true,
"Message": "Success",
"Response": [
{
"JobId": "a3d7cbae-15a8-49ef-87c0-a4210168bbbf",
"ItemId": 484366,
"Destination"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"DestinationType": "email",
"Amount": 3750,
"Status": "success",
"TransactionId": 812270,
"Error": null,
"CreatedDate": "2015-01-15T21:53:29Z",
"Metadata": {
"department": "Widget Engineering",
"paycheckID": "845",
"employeeID": "394830948"
}
},
{
"JobId": "a3d7cbae-15a8-49ef-87c0-a4210168bbbf",
"ItemId": 484367,
"Destination"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"DestinationType": "email",
"Amount": 3850,
"Status": "success",
"TransactionId": 812273,
"Error": null,
"CreatedDate": "2015-01-15T21:53:29Z",
"Metadata": {
"department": "Widget Engineering",
"paycheckID": "845",
"employeeID": "342680332"
}
}
]
}
Checking Resulting Transactions
An Item
is distinct from the transaction which it creates. When an Item has been processed and has a status of "Success", that merely means that a transaction was created. The transaction itself may or may not have been cleared successfully in the recipients account. It is important for WidgetCorp to know whether or not that transaction was cleared as successful, for it could have failed because of an ACH error, such as a lack of sufficient funds in their bank account. For each Item, we will fetch the resulting Transaction resource using the the Transaction / Id endpoint.
Example: Checking the transaction status of Joe's payment
// We need the Transactions class in order to do anything
require '../lib/transactions.php';
$Transactions = new Dwolla\Transactions();
$Transactions->info('812270'));
puts Dwolla::Transactions.get(812270)
from dwolla import transactions, constants
# Configure the library (change these)
constants.sandbox=True
constants.client_id = "Client Id goes here"
constants.client_secret = "Client secret goes here"
constants.access_token = "access token goes here"
constants.pin = 1234
# Get info for transaction ID '812270'.
transactions.info('812270')
/**
* Retrieve information about transaction ID '812270'
* from the user with the authorized OAuth token.
*/
Dwolla.transactionById('812270', function(err, data) {
if (err) { console.log(err); }
console.log(data);
});
That's it!


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A certain village located in Ishikawa Prefecture
The entrance of the village had been bustling with so many people since early morning that there wasn't enough space to walk through
"What's going on? What is everyone out here for?".
One of the villagers, who hadn't heard of the news yet, looked around and asked his neighbours
They should be quite busy with rebuilding their village right now, but for all these people to come out here like this? For this villager who had been working hard to remove the debris of a collapsed building, he couldn't help but be flustered by this new development
"You see, the thing is ".
A kind auntie was about to explain the matter to this man and parted her lips . However, she spotted a vehicle revealing itself at the far end of the road that led to the village and pointed to it instead
"Oh, my goodness!! There they are! They're coming!".
Noisy, noisy .
The villagers discovered the vehicle and began raising a fuss
Seeing the light of excitement gleaming brightly within their eyes, the whole atmosphere of the place came across as if they were here to welcome a long-lost relative living in a faraway land or some such to the confused male villager
'But then again, there's no way that this many people would share the same relative, so '.
The man used the towel around his neck to wipe the sweat away and looked on with a puzzled expression
"I'm asking you, just who is coming here today?".
An uncle on the side couldn't endure it any longer and spoke in clear frustration
"The Hunter-nim is coming today . ".
"Hunter-nim? Which Hunter-nim are you talking about?".
"Which Hunter-nim do you think I'm talking about here?".
When the vehicle got closer, the villagers raised their hands and welcomed it with all of their hearts . Their expressions all contained genuine happiness and gratitude
'Could it be ?'.
Only then did this villager realise just who was coming to pay a visit to this village . His head reflexively swivelled behind him
And that was where he saw the wretched state of his village, currently half destroyed at the hands of the Giant monsters . He could also see resting tools and unmoving construction equipment brought on to rebuild the village here and there as well
If no one stepped up to stop those Giant monsters, would any traces of his dear hometown have even survived like this? His home, filled with countless memories of his life, could have been wiped out without a trace
'The schools I went to, the roads I walked on, and even the place I work for . '.
When he thought like that, a certain emotion surged up from the deepest part of his heart . The end of his nose stung, too
'That person is really coming here?'.
Swish-!.
His head swivelled back to the road
The villagers gathering like this to welcome the Hunter was not something the higher-ups had organised, nor were they putting up a facade for the sake of others to see
No, they were here because their hearts told them to do so . It was the thoughts of gratitude that made their legs move
Before long, the male villager had taken the towel off his neck and swung it around in the air as he yelled out a loud cheer at the approaching vehicle
"Waaaaah-!!".
Even though the top-end black van driving on the empty road was definitely brand-new, it looked as if it had gone through hellish terrain from the way it was covered in a thick layer of dust and mud . It now looked like it had been in use for at least ten years or so
The words 'Japanese Hunter's Association' written on the number plate instead of the actual numbers were covered in so much mud that they became almost impossible to read
The van's rough condition seemed to tell the story of the bitter, bloody battles it had witnessed in the last few days, and that in turn warmed and softened the hearts of the villagers . Those overflowing with rich emotions even began shedding tears, as well
A short while later, the van driven with expert skill came to a stop in front of the crowd
Screech
"Waaaah!!".
"Hunter-nim!".
As he received the adulations of the crowd, the sunglasses-wearing Yu Jin-Ho exited from the driver's side of the van
Tap
Yu Jin-Ho made sure to wave his hands at each of the villagers rushing in to greet him . It was around then
"Hunter-nim!".
An employee of the Japanese Hunter's Association waiting for Jin-Woo's group to arrive somehow managed to push through the throngs of people and stood before Yu Jin-Ho
Pant, pant
He bent over and panted heavily to catch his breath before standing upright to ask a question
"Are you Seong Jin-Woo Hunter-nim?".
The Association employee was speaking in Japanese, but thankfully, Yu Jin-Ho could recognise a few of the words spoken just now
"No . ".
He leisurely shook his head, before raising his finger and pointed at the sky
"De-eol . " (TL note at the end).
When he did
Kiiaaahak!.
… . The Sky Dragon Kaisel screeched out a cheerful roar as if responding to his calling
"W-what on earth is that?!".
"What? What??".
Didn't the old saying go 'once bitten, twice shy'? The villagers who had been living in fear of the Giant-type monsters saw the large black lifeform flying in the air and their shoulders all flinched greatly
Fortunately for them, Kaisel simply remained circling above their heads and did nothing else
Kiiiaaahhk!.
The villagers finally recognised that Kaisel didn't mean any harm . They continued to look up with mystified eyes, although their expressions still displayed how scared they were
It was then – a dark humanoid shape jumped off from the back of Kaisel
Boom!.
The villagers watched Jin-Woo land lightly on the ground by using his 'Ruler's Authority' skill and their collective eyes nearly fell out of their sockets
" ".
Especially for the Association employee closest to Jin-Woo – he stood motionless while tightly holding the ends of his glasses, utterly unable to mutter a single thing out right now . So, Yu Jin-Ho spoke to Jin-Woo on his behalf, instead
"Hyung-nim, this gentleman here was looking for you just now . ".
"Oh, really?".
Jin-Woo turned around and stood before the Association employee
The latter belatedly regained his wits after seeing Jin-Woo approach him and quickly shook his head left and right . The higher-ups told him in no uncertain terms that he must never make a 'mistake' with this Hunter-nim
The employee managed to shake off all distracting thoughts and formed a sombre expression before bowing his head
"It's an honour, Seong Jin-Woo Hunter-nim . My name is Tanaka Hiroshi from the Japanese Hunter's Association, Kanazawa branch . ".
He raised his head and explained the purpose of him coming to greet the Korean duo like this
"I am tasked with guiding you, Hunter-nim, during your visit here today . I'll be in your care . ".
Of course, every single word he spoke was in Japanese . Jin-Woo glanced at Yu Jin-Ho . The latter stared right back at the former without a word
" . ".
" . ".
Jin-Woo saw the bright, happy-go-lucky smile on Yu Jin-Ho's face and spat out a long groan . He just realised that the kid had not one thought of wanting to understand a lick of Japanese
Left with little choice, Jin-Woo summoned a Shadow Soldier who could act as a trusty Japanese interpreter
'Oh, my king '.
Beru emerged out from the shadow and politely bowed his head . He finished greeting his Sovereign and turned around to face the Association employee
'I shall take care of this man . '.
'No, hang on . When you say that, it almost sounds like you meant something else and that kinda worries me '.
Jin-Woo must not be the only one thinking along that line, because not only the Association employee, even the gathered villagers saw Beru's imposing figure and their expressions were frozen solid right away
"Human . ".
Beru walked over to the Association employee and addressed him while opening up his chest wide
"What is it that you wish to convey to my liege?".
Gasps of astonishment simultaneously leaked out from the villagers watching on . Even Yu Jin-Ho was taken greatly by surprise as he also had never seen a Shadow Soldier talk before
"Hyung-nim?? That guy could speak all along?!".
"Yeah . ".
Jin-Woo nodded his head
The Japanese he spoke was so fluent that it wouldn't be a problem to think of Beru as a native speaker . As long as one discounted the monster-like, loud, ringing voice coming from him, that was
'But, then again '.
Jin-Woo's head was suddenly filled with a thought that, as far as the number of people Beru had eaten was concerned, he had digested more Japanese than Koreans, so perhaps this should be seen as an inevitable result .  This human has been tasked with guiding you through this village . He swears to sincerely serve you to the best of his abilities, my liege . ".
"Okay, fine . By the way, just what did you tell him that the poor guy's face ended up completely white like that?".
"I warned him that, if he dares to resort to any underhanded schemes, I shall devour him in his entirety, from the tip of his toes all the way up to the ends of his hairs, oh, my king . ".
" . Oh . I see . ".
What did it matter, anyway? As long as the intent had been communicated, it was fine
The Association employee fearfully observed Beru now standing behind Jin-Woo and cautiously raised his voice
"This way, please . ".
Jin-Woo found it rather unfortunate that the employee's complexion had paled to such a pitiable degree, and nodded his head
"Alright . ".
Jin-Woo's group was led to an abandoned storage facility located somewhere within the village with the guidance of the employee
There was no need for an entrance, as one of the walls in the storage facility had been blown cleanly away . The corpse of a Giant-type monster lying on its back could be seen within the ruined structure
"It's over here . ".
The employee pointed to the corpse and stepped aside
Jin-Woo walked closer and confirmed the status of the monster's remains
The corpse was filled with clear signs of the bitter, harsh battle it went through with . And there were a countless number of bite marks which resulted in various wounds indicative of the monster having been eaten
'Your boys Did they chow down on this thing?'.
Jin-Woo looked back at Beru as his glare became a level sharper . The former ant king had bent his waist well before Jin-Woo even started looking back at him, his gaze firmly fixed to the ground
Why was this? Why did Yu Jin-Ho picture a section chief stuck in his job seemingly forever kowtowing and currying favours with his department head when looking at the relationship between his hyung-nim and the ant creature?.
Jin-Woo shifted his gaze back to the monster's corpse
In all honesty, as long as some parts of the corpse remained intact, there was no problem with extracting the shadow
'It's just that I feel a bit weird, that's all . '.
Now that all living Giants within Japan had been eliminated, Jin-Woo was going around to find those remains of the monsters killed off by his soldiers so he could perform 'Shadow Extraction' on them
As he immersed himself in this new task, he could easily tell which division had engaged which creature simply from the conditions of the monster corpses
Pretty much all the monsters unlucky enough to run into the ant army couldn't avoid ending up in this pathetic sight
"Fuu . ".
 He then rolled his sleeves up
He pointed towards the corpse . A dignified voice soon left Jin-Woo's lips
"Rise up . ".
And then, this happened
Didn't matter who it was, the tightly-packed gathering of villagers following after Jin-Woo gasped out in astonishment almost all at the same time
Whoa-!!.
Along with the distinctive scream, a Giant soldier, his body having recovered to full, emerged out from the shadow and knelt down on one knee before Jin-Woo
Boom!.
It was yet another success . As easy as they come . With this, he had gotten himself the 27th Giant soldier
'I guess there are two left now, right?'.
Jin-Woo looked up at the imposing-looking giant soldier and grinned brightly
***.
At the same time in South Korea
Goh Gun-Hui was currently sifting through various TV channels with a remote inside his office, located in the Korean Hunter's Association
No matter which broadcast he changed to, they were pretty much all dominated by the news of Jin-Woo's feat in Japan . However, this phenomenon wasn't happening only in Korea . It was the same story even with the international news channels, as well
There was no doubt now that, through this incident, Hunter Seong had branded his name in the psyche of the entire world
"Huhuh . ".
A bright smile remained etched on the face of the Association President Goh Gun-Hui as if he was the one experiencing this event
What if he managed to dissuade Hunter Seong Jin-Woo that day when the young man declared his intentions of going to Japan ? Just thinking about that possibility made him shudder uncomfortably
He almost ended up making the biggest mistake so late in his life
The status of the Korean Hunter community had seen such a meteoric rise in fame through this incident that he simply had to thank Hunter Seong for willingly stepping forward like that
All because of the actions of a single person, some are even openly saying that South Korea had become the new global Hunter superpower now
That is why the Association President felt proud and happy at the feats Jin-Woo had achieved so far . However, there was one thing he felt quite worried about, and that would be .
"Association President, sir . ".
With good timing, Section Chief Woo Jin-Cheol knocked on the door and stepped into the president's office . He was a man who, by achieving back-to-back results early in his career, got to wear the title of the youngest-ever Section Chief
He performed a light nod of his head as a greeting and made a report on the current situation
"The monster has changed its course towards China, sir . ".
"Is that so?".
Now that was an unexpected change in the situation
As Jin-Woo busied himself with killing the Giants in Japan, one of them escaped out into the sea . The creature had been heading into the Pacific, but the news of it completely changing course towards China was a bit of fresh shock to the Association President
Goh Gun-Hui quickly asked
"How are the Chinese responding to this situation?".
"We heard that Liu Zhigeng will personally step up, sir . ".
Goh Gun-Hui leaned his back against the couch
"In that case, there should be no problems, then . ".
The Giant-type monster should be ripped to shreds even before setting a foot on the Chinese mainland now that Liu Zhigeng, one of the five most powerful Hunters in the world, had decided to get involved
It was a big relief that the d*mn monster wasn't headed to South Korea when Hunter Seong was still absent from the country . Woo Jin-Cheol saw the relief in the Association President's face and also formed a smile as well, perhaps his own tense mind relaxing a little now
His eyes then caught the TV screen
The scenes of destroyed Japan, painfully sobbing and screaming Japanese people, as well as the ongoing rescue efforts and reconstruction work getting off the ground, were displayed one after the other
"How unfortunate . ".
Woo Jin-Cheol clicked his tongue
"Indeed, it is unfortunate . Utterly so . ".
Goh Gun-Hui agreed with that simple but succinct assessment
South Korea also had suffered similar pain four years ago back on Jeju Island . The wounds inflicted on that day still ran too deep to say that he had forgotten how painful it was . The reconstruction of Jeju Island was ongoing even as they spoke in this office, after all
Goh Gun-Hui raised his voice again
"However, someone's pain can also become someone else's ray of hope . ".
"I beg your pardon?".
"Do you know the reason why Japan, completely ruined after losing the war, had recovered to become the second most financially prosperous nation on Earth?".
"Wasn't that because of the Korean War?".
"That's right . Through wartime special procurement . And something similar is about to happen to our nation . ".
With a wry expression, Association President Goh Gun-Hui placed his hand on top of the thick pile of documents currently resting on the table
"These are all quotation documents sent in by the local corporations wishing to get involved in Japan's restoration projects . ".
The Korean companies were quick to make their move . Some of them even sent in these documents as soon as Hunter Seong had left for Japan . All the other corporations should have finished with their preparations by now, as well
'Someone's pain can become someone else's hope, is it '.
 ".
"Yeah?".
"The Japanese Association President Matsumoto has apparently handed himself over to police . ".
"He did what?".
Why would such a shameless man suddenly have a change of heart?.
Goh Gun-Hui was about to discuss the details of that news, but then heard the ringing of the phone and reached out to it
Ringgg . Ringgg
He picked up the receiver only to be greeted by a rather urgent voice
- "Association President, sir . It's me . ".
The voice belonged to his personal doctor . He should have been beyond busy dealing with patients rushing in at this time of the day, though
Goh Gun-Hui could only tilt his head
"My friend, what made you call me at this time of the day?".
- "I thought that the matter at hand was too important, so I was compelled to ".
"Too . important?".
Goh Gun-Hui's voice also became quite serious
Several likely scenarios fleeted in and out of his head just then . However, his private doctor ended up mentioning a completely unexpected name, instead
- "By any chance, were you aware of the condition Chairman Yu Myung-Han was in?".
Chairman Yu Myung-Han was one of the biggest contributors to the Korean Hunter's Association . He was even a personal acquaintance of Goh Gun-Hui, as well
What had happened to him, then?.
The Association President pressed for an answer, and the private doctor continued on with his explanation
- "Chairman Yu Myung-Han has been admitted to our hospital earlier today, sir . ".
Goh Gun-Hui shot up from his seat
"He's not in any critical danger, is he?".
- "It is truly unfortunate, but . there is not much we can do for him at this stage . ".
A heavy silence descended in the office
The private doctor's voice, keeping silent for a moment or two, quietly continued on
- "Chairman Yu Myung-Han, he has entered the 'final sleep' state . ".
< Chapter 178 > Fin


Examples¶
FDSN data query¶
1. Download 10 minutes of data from four stations at Mt. St. Helens (WA, USA), delete the low-gain channels, and save as SAC files in the current directory.
S = get_data("FDSN", "CC.VALT, UW.SEP, UW.SHW, UW.HSR", src="IRIS", t=-600)
S -= "SHW.ELZ..UW"
S -= "HSR.ELZ..UW"
writesac(S)
2. Get 5 stations, 2 networks, all channels, last 600 seconds of data at IRIS
CHA = "CC.PALM, UW.HOOD, UW.TIMB, CC.HIYU, UW.TDH"
TS = u2d(time())
TT = -600
S = get_data("FDSN", CHA, src="IRIS", s=TS, t=TT)
3. A request to FDSN Potsdam, time-synchronized, with some verbosity
ts = "2011-03-11T06:00:00"
te = "2011-03-11T06:05:00"
R = get_data("FDSN", "GE.BKB..BH?", src="GFZ", s=ts, t=te, v=1, y=true)
FDSN event header/data query¶
Get seismic and strainmeter records for the P-wave of the Tohoku-Oki great earthquake on two borehole stations and write to native SeisData format:
S = FDSNevt("201103110547", "PB.B004..EH?,PB.B004..BS?,PB.B001..BS?,PB.B001..EH?")
wseis("201103110547_evt.seis", S)
IRISWS data query¶
Note that the “src” keyword is not used in IRIS queries.
- Get trace data from IRISws from
TS
toTT
at channelsCHA
S = SeisData()
CHA = "UW.TDH..EHZ, UW.VLL..EHZ, CC.VALT..BHZ"
TS = u2d(time()-86400)
TT = 600
get_data!(S, "IRIS", CHA, s=TS, t=TT)
2. Get synchronized trace data from IRISws with a 55-second timeout on HTTP requests, written directly to disk.
CHA = "UW.TDH..EHZ, UW.VLL..EHZ, CC.VALT..BHZ"
TS = u2d(time())
TT = -600
S = get_data("IRIS", CHA, s=TS, t=TT, y=true, to=55, w=true)
3. Request 10 minutes of continuous vertical-component data from a small May 2016 earthquake swarm at Mt. Hood, OR, USA:
STA = "UW.HOOD.--.BHZ,CC.TIMB.--.EHZ"
TS = "2016-05-16T14:50:00"; TE = 600
S = get_data("IRIS", STA, "", s=TS, t=TE)
4. Grab data from a predetermined time window in two different formats
ts = "2016-03-23T23:10:00"
te = "2016-03-23T23:17:00"
S = get_data("IRIS", "CC.JRO..BHZ", s=ts, t=te, fmt="sacbl")
T = get_data("IRIS", "CC.JRO..BHZ", s=ts, t=te, fmt="miniseed")
SeedLink sessions¶
1. An attended SeedLink session in DATA mode. Initiate a SeedLink session in DATA mode using config file SL.conf and write all packets received directly to file (in addition to parsing to S itself). Set nominal refresh interval for checking for new data to 10 s. A mini-seed file will be generated automatically.
S = SeisData()
SeedLink!(S, "SL.conf", mode="DATA", r=10, w=true)
2. An unattended SeedLink download in TIME mode. Get the next two minutes of data from stations GPW, MBW, SHUK in the UW network. Put the Julia REPL to sleep while the request fills. If the connection is still open, close it (SeedLink’s time bounds arent precise in TIME mode, so this may or may not be necessary). Pause briefly so that the last data packets are written. Synchronize results and write data in native SeisIO file format.
sta = "UW.GPW,UW.MBW,UW.SHUK"
s0 = now()
S = SeedLink(sta, mode="TIME", s=s0, t=120, r=10)
sleep(180)
isopen(S.c[1]) && close(S.c[1])
sleep(20)
sync!(S)
fname = string("GPW_MBW_SHUK", s0, ".seis")
wseis(fname, S)
3. A SeedLink session in TIME mode
sta = "UW.GPW, UW.MBW, UW.SHUK"
S1 = SeedLink(sta, mode="TIME", s=0, t=120)
4. A SeedLink session in DATA mode with multiple servers, including a config file. Data are parsed roughly every 10 seconds. A total of 5 minutes of data are requested.
sta = ["CC.SEP", "UW.HDW"]
# To ensure precise timing, we'll pass d0 and d1 as strings
st = 0.0
en = 300.0
dt = en-st
(d0,d1) = parsetimewin(st,en)
S = SeisData()
SeedLink!(S, sta, mode="TIME", r=10.0, s=d0, t=d1)
println(stdout, "...first link initialized...")
# Seedlink with a config file
config_file = "seedlink.conf"
SeedLink!(S, config_file, r=10.0, mode="TIME", s=d0, t=d1)
println(stdout, "...second link initialized...")
# Seedlink with a config string
SeedLink!(S, "CC.VALT..???, UW.ELK..EHZ", mode="TIME", r=10.0, s=d0, t=d1)
println(stdout, "...third link initialized...")


This document defines a mechanism that enables developers to declare a network error reporting policy for a web application. A user agent can use this policy to report encountered network errors that prevented it from successfully fetching requested resources.
Accurately measuring performance characteristics of web applications is an important aspect in helping site developers understand how to improve their web applications. The worst case scenario is the failure to load the application, or a particular resource, due to a network error, and to address such failures the developer requires assistance from the user agent to identify when, where, and why such failures are occurring.
Today, application developers do not have real-time web application availability data from their end users. For example, if the user fails to load the page due to a network error, such as a failed DNS lookup, a connection timeout, a reset connection, or other reasons, the site developer is unable to detect and address this issue. Note that these kinds of network errors cannot be detected purely server-side, since by definition the client might not have been able to successfully establish a connection with the server.
Existing methods (such as synthetic monitoring) provide a partial solution by placing monitoring nodes in predetermined geographic locations, but require additional infrastructure investments, and cannot provide truly global and near real-time availability data for real end users.
Network Error Logging (NEL) addresses this need by defining a mechanism enabling web applications to declare a reporting policy that can be used by the user agent to report network errors for a given origin. A web application opts into using NEL by supplying a NEL HTTP response header field that describes the desired NEL policy. This policy instructs the user agent to log information about requests to that origin, and to attempt to deliver that information to a group of endpoints previously configured using the Reporting API [[!REPORTING]]. As the name implies, NEL reports are primarily used to describe errors. However, in order to determine rates of errors across different client populations, we must also know how many successful requests are occurring; these successful requests can also be reported via the NEL mechanism.
For example, if the user agent fails to fetch a resource from https://www.example.com
due to an aborted TCP connection, the user agent would queue the following report via the Reporting API:
"network-error"
{ "uri": "https://www.example.com/resource", "referrer": "https://referrer.com/", "sampling_fraction": 1.0, "server_ip": "<IP_ADDRESS>", "protocol": "http/1.1", "elapsed_time": 321, "type": "tcp.aborted" }
See for an explanation of the communicated fields and format of the report, and for more hands-on examples of NEL registration and reporting process.
All diagrams, examples, and notes in this specification are non-normative, as are all sections explicitly marked non-normative. Everything else in this specification is normative.
The key words "MUST", "MUST NOT", "REQUIRED", "SHOULD", "SHOULD NOT", "RECOMMENDED", "MAY", and "OPTIONAL" in the normative parts of this document are to be interpreted as described in [[!RFC2119]].
Requirements phrased in the imperative as part of algorithms (such as "strip any leading space characters" or "return false and abort these steps") are to be interpreted with the meaning of the key word ("must", "should", "may", etc) used in introducing the algorithm.
Some conformance requirements are phrased as requirements on attributes, methods or objects. Such requirements are to be interpreted as requirements on the user agent.
Conformance requirements phrased as algorithms or specific steps may be implemented in any manner, so long as the end result is equivalent. (In particular, the algorithms defined in this specification are intended to be easy to follow, and not intended to be performant.)
The following terms are defined in the Fetch specification: [[!FETCH]]
The following terms are defined in the HSTS specification: [[!RFC6797]]
The following terms are defined in the HTML specification: [[!HTML]]
navigator.onLine
The following terms are defined in the HTTP specification: [[!RFC7230]], [[!RFC7231]], [[!RFC7234]]
The following terms are defined in the HTTP-JFV specification: [[!HTTP-JFV]]
The following terms are defined in the JSON specification: [[!RFC7159]]
The following terms are defined in the Referrer Policy specification: [[!REFERRER-POLICY]]
The following terms are defined in the Reporting API specification: [[!REPORTING]]
The following terms are defined in the Resource Timing specification: [[!RESOURCE-TIMING-2]]
The following terms are defined in the Secure Contexts specification: [[!SECURE-CONTEXTS]]
The following terms are defined in the URL specification: [[!URL]]
A network request occurs when the user agent must use the network to service a single request.
If the user agent can service a request out of a local cache, that request MUST NOT result in a network request.
If the user agent follows redirects as part of a navigation, there MUST be separate network requests for each request in the redirect chain.
A request MUST NOT result in a network request if the user
agent is known to be offline (i.e., when navigator.onLine returns
false
).
A request MUST NOT result in a network request if it is blocked due to mixed content or CORS failures. Any CORS-preflight request MUST result in its own network request.
For user agents that service requests according to the [[FETCH]] standard, a network request corresponds to one execution of the HTTP-network fetch algorithm.
A network request is successful if the user agent is able to receive a valid HTTP response from the server.
A network request is failed if it is not successful.
A network error is the error condition that caused a network request to fail.
Each network error has a type, which is a string.
There are several predefined network error types defined in .
A NEL policy instructs a user agent whether to collect reports about network requests to an origin, and if so, where to send them. NEL policies are delivered to the user agent via HTTP response headers.
Each NEL policy has an origin.
Each NEL policy has a subdomains flag, which is either
include
or exclude
.
Each NEL policy has a reporting group, which is the name of the Reporting endpoint group that reports for this policy will be sent to.
Each NEL policy has a ttl representing the number of seconds the policy remains valid.
Each NEL policy has a creation which is the timestamp when the user agent received the policy.
A NEL policy is expired if its creation plus its ttl represents a time in the past.
An origin that expects to serve a large volume of traffic might not be equipped to ingest NEL reports for every network request made to the origin. The origin can define sampling rates to limit the number of NEL reports that each user agent submits. Since successful requests should typically greatly outnumber failed requests, the origin can specify different sampling rates for each.
Each NEL policy has a successful sampling rate, which is a number between 0.0 and 1.0 inclusive.
Each NEL policy has a failure sampling rate, which is a number between 0.0 and 1.0 inclusive.
A conformant user agent MUST provide a policy cache, which is a storage mechanism that maintains a set of NEL policies, keyed by their origins.
This storage mechanism is opaque, vendor-specific, and not exposed to the web, but it MUST provide the following methods which will be used in the algorithms this document defines:
A server MAY define a NEL policy for an origin it controls via the NEL HTTP response header.
NEL
response header
The NEL
response header is used to
communicate an origin's NEL policy to the user agent. The
ABNF (Augmented Backus-Naur Form) syntax for the NEL header is as
follows:
NEL = json-field-value
The header's value is interpreted as an array of JSON objects, as defined by json-field-value. Each object in the array defines an NEL policy for the origin. The user agent MUST process the first valid policy in the array and ignore any additional policies in the array.
User agents MUST ignore any unknown or invalid field(s) or value(s) that do not conform to the syntax defined in this specification. A valid NEL header field MUST, at a minimum, contain one object with all of the "REQUIRED" fields defined in this specification.
The user agent MUST ignore the NEL header specified via a meta
element to mitigate hijacking of error reporting via scripting attacks. The NEL policy MUST be delivered via the NEL response header.
The restriction on meta
element is consistent with the [[CSP]] specification, which restricts reporting registration to HTTP header fields only for the same reasons.
report_to
member
The report_to
member specifies the endpoint
group that reports for this NEL policy will be sent to.
The report_to member is REQUIRED to register a NEL policy,
and OPTIONAL if the intent is to remove a previous registration – see
max_age. If present, its value MUST be a string; any other type
will result in a parse error.
To improve delivery of NEL reports, the server should set
report_to
to an endpoint group containing at least
one endpoint in an alternative origin whose infrastructure is not
coupled with the origin from which the resource is being fetched —
otherwise network errors cannot be reported until the problem is solved,
if ever — and provide multiple endpoints to provide alternatives
if some endpoints are unreachable.
max_age
member
The REQUIRED max_age
member specifies the
lifetime of this NEL policy, as a non-negative integer number of
seconds. Its value MUST be an non-negative integer; any other type will
result in a parse error.
A value of 0
will cause any NEL policy for this
origin to be removed from the policy cache.
To ensure delivery of NEL reports, the server should ensure that
the Reporting endpoint group is also configured with a
sufficiently high max_age
. If the Reporting policy
expires, NEL reports will not be delivered, even if the NEL policy has
not expired.
include_subdomains
member
The OPTIONAL include_subdomains
member is a
boolean that enables this NEL policy for all subdomains of this
origin. If no member named include_subdomains
is present
in the object, or its value is not true
, the NEL
policy will not be enabled for subdomains.
To ensure delivery of NEL reports for subdomains, the application should
ensure that the Reporting endpoint group is also configured with
include_subdomains
enabled. If the Reporting policy is
not, and there is not a separate Reporting policy for a given subdomain,
NEL reports for that subdomain will not be delivered, even if the NEL
policy includes the subdomain.
success_fraction
member
The OPTIONAL success_fraction
member defines the
sampling rate that should be applied to reports about
successful network requests for this origin. If present,
its value MUST be a number between 0.0
and
1.0
, inclusive; any other value will result in a parse
error. If this member is not present, the user agent will not
collect NEL reports about successful network requests for
this origin.
failure_fraction
member
The OPTIONAL failure_fraction
member defines the
sampling rate that should be applied to reports about
failed network requests for this origin. If present, its
value MUST be a number between 0.0
and 1.0
,
inclusive; any other value will result in a parse error. If this member
is not present, the user agent will collect NEL reports about
all failed network requests for this origin.
Given a network request (request) and its corresponding response (response), this algorithm extracts a NEL policy for request's origin, and updates the policy cache accordingly.
Potentially Trustworthy
.
NEL
.
NEL
.
0
, then remove any NEL policy from the policy
cache whose origin is
origin, and skip the remaining steps.
Let policy be a new NEL policy whose properties are set as follows:
include
if item has a member named
include_subdomains whose value is true
,
exclude
otherwise
0.0
otherwise
1.0
otherwise
Given an origin (origin), this algorithm determines which NEL policy in the policy cache should be used to generate reports for network requests to origin.
include
, return it.
no policy
.
Given a network request (request) and its corresponding response (response), this algorithm generates a report about request if instructed to by any matching NEL policy, and queues it for delivery.
Potentially Trustworthy
, abort these steps.
no policy
, abort these steps.
uri
referrer
sampling_fraction
server_ip
protocol
""
.
method
status_code
0
.
elapsed_time
type
"ok"
.
Queue the report for delivery via the Reporting API. [[!REPORTING]]
network-error
There are several predefined network error types.
The user agent MAY extend this list with custom network error
types — e.g. to accommodate new protocols, or more detailed error
descriptions of existing ones. When doing so, the user agent SHOULD
follow the dot-delimited pattern
([group].[optional-subgroup].[error-name]
) for the
type names to facilitate simple and consistent processing of the
error reports — e.g. the collector may provide aggregation by category
and/or one or multiple subgroups.
dns.unreachable
dns.name_not_resolved
dns.failed
tcp.timed_out
tcp.closed
tcp.reset
tcp.refused
tcp.aborted
tcp.address_invalid
tcp.address_unreachable
tcp.failed
tls.version_or_cipher_mismatch
tls.bad_client_auth_cert
tls.cert.name_invalid
tls.cert.date_invalid
tls.cert.authority_invalid
tls.cert.invalid
tls.cert.revoked
tls.cert.pinned_key_not_in_cert_chain
tls.protocol.error
tls.failed
http.protocol.error
http.response.invalid
http.response.redirect_loop
http.failed
abandoned
unknown
> GET / HTTP/1.1 > Host: example.com < HTTP/1.1 200 OK < ... < Report-To: {"group": "network-errors", "max_age": 2592000, "endpoints": [{"url": "https://example.com/upload-reports"}]} < NEL: {"report_to": "network-errors", "max_age": 2592000}
This NEL
header defines a NEL policy, instructing
the user agent to report network errors about example.com
to the endpoint group named network-errors
. The
policy applies for 2592000 seconds (30 days).
Note that above registration will only succeed if the response is communicated from a potentially trustworthy origin.
> GET / HTTP/1.1 > Host: example.com < HTTP/1.1 200 OK < ... < Report-To: {"group": "network-errors", "max_age": 2592000, "endpoints": [{"url": "https://example.com/upload-reports"}]} < NEL: {"report_to": "network-errors", "max_age": 2592000, "include_subdomains": true}
This NEL
header defines a similar NEL policy to the
previous example, instructing the user agent to report network errors
about example.com
to the endpoint group named
network-errors
. Because of the include_subdomains
field, this policy also applies to all subdomains of
example.com
.
> GET / HTTP/1.1 > Host: example.com < HTTP/1.1 200 OK < ... < NEL: {"max_age": 0}
This NEL
header instructs the user agent to remove any
existing NEL policy for example.com
.
This section contains example network error reports the
user agent might queue when a network error is encountered for an
origin with a registered NEL policy. We show the full
report payload that would be created by the [[!REPORTING]] API when
uploading the report; the payload's body
field contains the
network error report body.
{ "age": 0, "type": "network-error", "url": "https://www.example.com/", "body": { "uri": "https://www.example.com/", "sampling_fraction": 0.5, "referrer": "http://example.com/", "server_ip": "<IP_ADDRESS>", "protocol": "h2", "method": "GET", "status_code": 200, "elapsed_time": 823, "type": "http.protocol.error" } }
This report indicates that the user agent attempted to navigate from
example.com
to www.example.com
, which
successfully resolved to <IP_ADDRESS>
. However, while
the user agent received a 200 response from the server via the
HTTP/2 (h2
) protocol, it encountered a protocol error in
the exchange and was forced to abandon the navigation. The user agent
aborted the navigation 823 milliseconds after it started. Finally, the
user agent sent this report immediately after the network error was
encountered – i.e. the report age is 0.
{ "age": 0, "type": "network-error", "url": "https://widget.com/thing.js", "body": { "uri": "https://widget.com/thing.js", "sampling_fraction": 1.0, "referrer": "https://www.example.com/", "server_ip": "", "protocol": "", "method": "GET", "status_code": 0, "elapsed_time": 143, "type": "dns.name_not_resolved" } }
The above report indicates that the user agent attempted to fetch
https://widget.com/thing.js
from
https://www.example.com/
. However, the user agent was
unable to resolve the DNS name (widget.com
) and the request
was aborted by the user agent after 143 milliseconds. Because a
previous request to widget.com
delivered a valid NEL
policy, the user agent generates a network error
report for this request. The report was uploaded immediately
after the network error was encountered – i.e. the report age is
0.
A navigation request initiated by the user (e.g. via a click on a link, direct input via the location bar, script-initiated due to user interaction, etc.) may fail due any number of connectivity reasons: DNS failure, TCP error, TLS protocol violation, and so on. These errors may be caused by network misconfiguration, transient routing issues, server downtime, malware or other attacks against the user, etc.
In such cases the destination host is often left unaware of the failed navigation since, by definition, it cannot see the request reach its infrastructure and it is unable to investigate the problem. To address this, the host can register an NEL policy with the user agent, which specifies where reports of such failures should be delivered such that they can be investigated.
A typical application requires dozens of resources, the fetching of which is typically initiated via HTML, CSS, or JavaScript. The application requesting such resources can observe failures of most such fetches (e.g. via `onerror` callbacks), but it does not have access to the detailed network error report of why the failure has occurred - e.g. DNS failure, TCP error, TLS protocol violation, etc.
To address this, the application can register relevant NEL policies with the user agent for the first-party hosts from which the subresources are being fetched. Then, if such a policy is present and a network error is encountered for a resource from an origin with a registered NEL policy, the user agent will report the detailed network error report and enable the application developers to investigate the error.
In the case where a resource is embedded by a third party, the provider of the resource is often unable to instrument and observe the failure. For example, if `example.com` embeds a `widget.com/thing.js` resource on its site, and the user visiting `example.com` fails to fetch such resource due to a network error, the `widget.com` host is both unaware of the failure and unable to detect it.
To address this, `widget.com` can register an NEL policy for its host. Then, if such policy is present and a network error is encountered while fetching a resource — regardless of whether it is being requested from a first-party or third-party origin — from the origin with a registered NEL policy, the user agent will report the network error and enable the provider to investigate the error.
NEL provides network error reports that could expose new information about the user's network configuration. For example, an attacker could abuse NEL reporting to probe users network configuration. Also, similar to HSTS, HPKP, and pinned CSP policies, the stored NEL policy could be used as a "supercookie" by setting a distinct policy with a custom (per-user) reporting URI to act as an identifier in combination with (or instead of) HTTP cookies.
To mitigate some of the above risks, NEL registration is restricted to trustworthy origins, and delivery of network error reports is similarly restricted to trustworthy origins. This disallows a transient HTTP MITM from trivially abusing NEL as a persistent tracker.
In addition to above restrictions, the user agents MUST:
When deploying NEL the developer SHOULD consider privacy implications of NEL reports delivered to the specified collectors. For example, reports may contain URLs with sensitive data (e.g. "Capability URLs") that may need special precautions (see [[!CAPABILITY-URLS]]), and may require the developer to operate their own NEL collectors to prevent reporting of such URLs to third parties.
The permanent message header field registry should be updated with the following registrations ([[RFC3864]]):
NEL
NEL
This document reuses text from the [[CSP]] and [[RFC6797]] specification, as permitted by the licenses of those specifications. Additionally, sincere thanks to Julia Tuttle, Chris Bentzel, Todd Reifsteck, Aaron Heady, and Mark Nottingham for their helpful comments and contributions to this work.


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MOAC¶
What is MOAC?¶
MOAC(mc) is the name of the currency used within MOAC network, just like ether within Ethereum. It is used to pay for computation within the EVM and run MicroChains. This is done indirectly by purchasing gas for mc as explained in Gas and mc.
Denominations¶
MOAC has a metric system of denominations used as units of mc. Each denomination has its own unique name. The smallest denomination aka base unit of mc is called Sha. Below is a list of the named denominations and their value in Sha. Following a common pattern, mc also designates a unit (of 1e+18 or one quintillion Sha) of the currency.
MOAC supply¶
Sending mc¶
The MOAC Wallet supports sending mc via a graphical interface.
MOAC can also be transferred using the MOAC console.
> var sender = mc.accounts[0];
> var des = mc.accounts[1];
> var amount = chain3.toSha(0.01, "mc")
> mc.sendTransaction({from:sender, to:des, value: amount})
MOAC network, like Ethereum, use mc as a cryptofuel, commonly referred to as “gas”. Beyond transaction fees, gas is a central part of every network request and requires the sender to pay for the computing resources consumed. The gas cost is dynamically calculated, based on the volume and complexity of the request and multiplied by the current gas price. Its value as a cryptofuel has the effect of increasing the stability and long-term demand for mc and MOAC as a whole.
Gas and mc¶
Gas is supposed to be the constant cost of network resources/utilisation. You want the real cost of sending a transaction to always be the same, so you can’t really expect Gas to be issued, currencies in general are volatile.
So instead, we issue mc whose value is supposed to vary, but also implement a Gas Price in terms of MOAC. If the price of mc goes up, the Gas Price in terms of mc should go down to keep the real cost of Gas the same.
Gas has multiple associated terms with it: Gas Prices, Gas Cost, Gas Limit, and Gas Fees. The principle behind Gas is to have a stable value for how much a transaction or computation costs on the Ethereum network.
- Gas Cost is a static value for how much a computation costs in terms of Gas, and the intent is that the real value of the Gas never changes, so this cost should always stay stable over time.
- Gas Price is how much Gas costs in terms of another currency or token like MOAC. To stabilise the value of gas, the Gas Price is a floating value such that if the cost of tokens or currency fluctuates, the Gas Price changes to keep the same real value. The Gas Price is set by the equilibrium price of how much users are willing to spend, and how much processing nodes are willing to accept.
- Gas Limit is the maximum amount of Gas that can be used per block, it is considered the maximum computational load, transaction volume, or block size of a block, and miners can slowly change this value over time.
- Gas Fee is effectively the amount of Gas needed to be paid to run a particular transaction or program (called a contract). The Gas Fees of a block can be used to imply the computational load, transaction volume, or size of a block. The gas fees are paid to the miners (or bonded contractors in PoS).


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--- title: fastai_transformers_utils keywords: fastai sidebar: home_sidebar summary: "Some utililties to help you using fastai2 to train huggingface transformers." ---
pip3 install git+https://github.com/cwza/fastai_transformers_utils.git
Please see the notebooks that named start with example and under nbs directory.
git clone https://github.com/cwza/fastai_transformers_utils
cd fastai_transformers_utils
make install
make build-lib
to update python filesmake test
to run unit testmake test-slow
to run integration testmake build-all
to run build-lib, build-docs, clean-nbsgit add commit and push


LOVE AND DEATH ON LONG ISLAND (director: Richard Kwietniowski; cast: John Hurt, Jason Priestley, Fiona Loewi, Maury Chaykin, 1997-UK)
Without John Hurt's magnificent performance, he appears in every scene and is very apealing, this film would have fallen flat on its face. He plays a reclusive, stuffy Londonite, scholarly writer, in scorn of modern society, living in an immaculate library-like house that has none of the modern everyday technology most people take for granted in America and Great Britain, such as a TV, VCR, microwave, computer, and so on. He is stubbornly set in his ways. And as we are introduced to him, we find him to be a bit arrogant, as well as someone who is out of touch with reality.
He goes by the name of Giles De'Ath, which fits the prudish image this recent widower conveys, his name also comes awfully close to being pronounced as death is. Oddly enough, he never goes to the cinema (I could not even imagine anyone living without going to the cinema). But his life changes drastically after he gives a BBC interview and begins to open up a bit; and, after talking with a colleague, he daringly goes to see a film based on an E.M. Forster novel that is playing in a multiplex theater. Since he has no clue about how these theaters operate, he mistakenly ends up seeing something called HOTPANTS COLLEGE 11. Lo and behold, he at first thinks he is watching the Forster movie and is disgusted with it, but as he is about to exit he suddenly falls in love with one of the male stars of this soft core porn film, an aspiring actor (Ronnie Bostock), engagingly played by Jason Priestley. This changes his life, as he decides to become the foremost expert on Bostock's life, researching all the films and magazine interviews he has done. It is like he becomes a teen-ager again, hiding the filthy magazines from his housekeeper and somehow managing to buy a VCR to watch these films. It is amusing to see that when he gets home, he doesn't realize that he has to have a TV to see the videos.
But this is not enough of a challenge for him, so he decides to fly to Long Island where Bostock lives with his girlfriend, the glamorous model, Audrey (Fiona). He uses his charm to get to meet her, and will soon meet Bostock when he returns from L.A.. We get a tour of Long Island (ugh!). And we watch how Giles changes, seemingly becoming a more gentle and sensitive person, but his love is not returned by Bostock in the physical way he wishes it returned, who handles himself with dignity over Giles's mistaken advances. What remains interesting to ponder further is the relationship between the two males. It is the old opposites attract syndrome; in this case, it is trashy pop star meets a scholar from a former century, and only the scholar falls madly in love, as the trashy pop star is only interested in the class and knowledge that the scholar exudes.
The comic effects of the film seem light enough, that is until the homo-erotic pulsations become overbearing, and we are left, in the end, with a rather awkward drama being played out, that is somehat unnerving to behold, made plausible only by Hurt's presence as a commanding performer. Yet it is tastefully done, but not as biting as Thomas Mann's film version of the same theme, DEATH IN VENICE. The message of LOVE AND DEATH ON LONG ISLAND could fit either pop or aesthetic culture, coming to the conclusion that love is strange. I believe Mickey and Sylvia had a 1950s hit song about that theme.
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