Installing on Kubernetes
Deploy KubeSphere on AWS EKS
This guide walks you through the steps of deploying KubeSphere on AWS EKS.
Install the AWS CLI
First we need to install the AWS CLI. Below is an example for macOS and please refer to Getting Started EKS for other operating systems.
pip3 install awscli --upgrade --user
Check the installation with aws --version
.
Prepare an EKS Cluster
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A standard Kubernetes cluster in AWS is a prerequisite of installing KubeSphere. Go to the navigation menu and refer to the image below to create a cluster.
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On the Configure cluster page, fill in the following fields:
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Name: A unique name for your cluster.
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Kubernetes version: The version of Kubernetes to use for your cluster.
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Cluster service role: Select the IAM role that you created with Create your Amazon EKS cluster IAM role.
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Secrets encryption (Optional): Choose to enable envelope encryption of Kubernetes secrets using the AWS Key Management Service (AWS KMS). If you enable envelope encryption, the Kubernetes secrets are encrypted using the customer master key (CMK) that you select. The CMK must be symmetric, created in the same region as the cluster. If the CMK was created in a different account, the user must have access to the CMK. For more information, see Allowing users in other accounts to use a CMK in the AWS Key Management Service Developer Guide.
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Kubernetes secrets encryption with an AWS KMS CMK requires Kubernetes version 1.13 or later. If no keys are listed, you must create one first. For more information, see Creating keys.
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Tags (Optional): Add any tags to your cluster. For more information, see Tagging your Amazon EKS resources.
- Select Next. On the Specify networking page, select values for the following fields:
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VPC: The VPC that you created previously in Create your Amazon EKS cluster VPC. You can find the name of your VPC in the drop-down list.
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Subnets: By default, the available subnets in the VPC specified in the previous field are preselected. Select any subnet that you don’t want to host cluster resources, such as worker nodes or load balancers.
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Security groups: The SecurityGroups value from the AWS CloudFormation output that you generated with Create your Amazon EKS cluster VPC. This security group has ControlPlaneSecurityGroup in the drop-down name.
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For Cluster endpoint access, choose one of the following options:
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Public: Enables only public access to your cluster’s Kubernetes API server endpoint. Kubernetes API requests that originate from outside of your cluster’s VPC use the public endpoint. By default, access is allowed from any source IP address. You can optionally restrict access to one or more CIDR ranges such as <IP_ADDRESS>/16, for example, by selecting Advanced settings and then selecting Add source.
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Private: Enables only private access to your cluster’s Kubernetes API server endpoint. Kubernetes API requests that originate from within your cluster’s VPC use the private VPC endpoint.
Note
If you created a VPC without outbound internet access, then you must enable private access.- Public and private: Enables public and private access.
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Select Next. On the Configure logging page, you can optionally choose which log types that you want to enable. By default, each log type is Disabled. For more information, see Amazon EKS control plane logging.
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Select Next. On the Review and create page, review the information that you entered or selected on the previous pages. Select Edit if you need to make changes to any of your selections. Once you’re satisfied with your settings, select Create. The Status field shows CREATING until the cluster provisioning process completes.
- For more information about the previous options, see Modifying cluster endpoint access. When your cluster provisioning is complete (usually between 10 and 15 minutes), note the API server endpoint and Certificate authority values. These are used in your kubectl configuration.
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Create Node Group and define 2 nodes in this cluster.
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Configure the node group.
Note
- Supported Kubernetes versions for KubeSphere 3.0.0: 1.15.x, 1.16.x, 1.17.x, 1.18.x.
- 3 nodes are included in this example. You can add more nodes based on your own needs especially in a production environment.
- The machine type t3.medium (2 vCPU, 4GB memory) is for minimal installation. If you want to enable pluggable components or use the cluster for production, please select a machine type with more resources.
- For other settings, you can change them as well based on your own needs or use the default value.
- When the EKS cluster is ready, you can connect to the cluster with kubectl.
Configure kubectl
We will use the kubectl command-line utility for communicating with the cluster API server. First, get the kubeconfig of the EKS cluster created just now.
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Configure your AWS CLI credentials.
$ aws configure AWS Access Key ID [None]: AKIAIOSFODNN7EXAMPLE AWS Secret Access Key [None]: wJalrXUtnFEMI/K7MDENG/bPxRfiCYEXAMPLEKEY Default region name [None]: region-code Default output format [None]: json
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Create your kubeconfig file with the AWS CLI.
aws eks --region us-west-2 update-kubeconfig --name cluster_name
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By default, the resulting configuration file is created at the default kubeconfig path (
.kube/config
) in your home directory or merged with an existing kubeconfig at that location. You can specify another path with the--kubeconfig
option. -
You can specify an IAM role ARN with the
--role-arn
option to use for authentication when you issue kubectl commands. Otherwise, the IAM entity in your default AWS CLI or SDK credential chain is used. You can view your default AWS CLI or SDK identity by running theaws sts get-caller-identity
command.For more information, see the help page with the
aws eks update-kubeconfig help
command or see update-kubeconfig in the AWS CLI Command Reference.
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Test your configuration.
kubectl get svc
Install KubeSphere on EKS
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Install KubeSphere using kubectl. The following commands are only for the default minimal installation.
kubectl apply -f https://github.com/kubesphere/ks-installer/releases/download/v3.0.0/kubesphere-installer.yaml kubectl apply -f https://github.com/kubesphere/ks-installer/releases/download/v3.0.0/cluster-configuration.yaml
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Inspect the logs of installation:
kubectl logs -n kubesphere-system $(kubectl get pod -n kubesphere-system -l app=ks-install -o jsonpath='{.items[0].metadata.name}') -f
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When the installation finishes, you can see the following message:
##################################################### ### Welcome to KubeSphere! ### ##################################################### Account: admin Password: P@88w0rd NOTES： 1. After logging into the console, please check the monitoring status of service components in the "Cluster Management". If any service is not ready, please wait patiently until all components are ready. 2. Please modify the default password after login. ##################################################### https://kubesphere.io 2020-xx-xx xx:xx:xx
Access KubeSphere Console
Now that KubeSphere is installed, you can access the web console of KubeSphere by following the step below.
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Check the service of KubeSphere console through the following command.
kubectl get svc -n kubesphere-system
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Edit the configuration of the service ks-console by executing
kubectl edit ks-console
and changetype
fromNodePort
toLoadBalancer
. Save the file when you finish. -
Run
kubectl get svc -n kubesphere-system
and get your external IP. -
Access the web console of KubeSphere using the external IP generated by EKS.
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Log in the console with the default account and password (
admin/P@88w0rd
). In the cluster overview page, you can see the dashboard as shown in the following image.
Enable Pluggable Components (Optional)
The example above demonstrates the process of a default minimal installation. To enable other components in KubeSphere, see Enable Pluggable Components for more details.


Class: Puma::ThreadPool
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Overview
Internal Docs for A simple thread pool management object.
Each Puma “worker” has a thread pool to process requests.
First a connection to a client is made in Server
. It is wrapped in a Client
instance and then passed to the Reactor
to ensure the whole request is buffered into memory. Once the request is ready, it is passed into a thread pool via the #<< operator where it is stored in a @todo
array.
Each thread in the pool has an internal loop where it pulls a request from the @todo
array and proceses it.
Constant Summary
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SHUTDOWN_GRACE_TIME =
# File 'lib/puma/thread_pool.rb', line 24
How long, after raising the
ThreadPool::ForceShutdown
of a thread during forced shutdown mode, to wait for the thread to try and finish up its work before leaving the thread to die on the vine.5
Class Method Summary
- .clean_thread_locals
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.new(min, max, *extra, &block) ⇒ ThreadPool
constructor
Maintain a minimum of
min
and maximum ofmax
threads in the pool.
Instance Attribute Summary
- #clean_thread_locals rw
- #spawned readonly
- #trim_requested readonly
- #waiting readonly
Instance Method Summary
-
#<<(work)
Add
work
to the todo list for a Thread to pickup and process. - #auto_reap!(timeout = 5)
- #auto_trim!(timeout = 30)
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#backlog
How many objects have yet to be processed by the pool?
- #pool_capacity
-
#reap
If there are dead threads in the pool make them go away while decreasing spawned counter so that new healthy threads could be created again.
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#shutdown(timeout = -1))
Tell all threads in the pool to exit and wait for them to finish.
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#trim(force = false)
If too many threads are in the pool, tell one to finish go ahead and exit.
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#wait_until_not_full
This method is used by
Server
to let the server know when the thread pool can pull more requests from the socket and pass to the reactor. -
#spawn_thread
private
Internal use only
Must be called with @mutex held!
Constructor Details
.new(min, max, *extra, &block) ⇒ ThreadPool
Maintain a minimum of min
and maximum of max
threads in the pool.
The block passed is the work that will be performed in each thread.
# File 'lib/puma/thread_pool.rb', line 32
def initialize(min, max, *extra, &block) @not_empty = ConditionVariable.new @not_full = ConditionVariable.new @mutex = Mutex.new @todo = [] @spawned = 0 @waiting = 0 @min = Integer(min) @max = Integer(max) @block = block @extra = extra @shutdown = false @trim_requested = 0 @workers = [] @auto_trim = nil @reaper = nil @mutex.synchronize do @min.times { spawn_thread } end @clean_thread_locals = false end
Class Method Details
.clean_thread_locals
[ GitHub ]# File 'lib/puma/thread_pool.rb', line 66
def self.clean_thread_locals Thread.current.keys.each do |key| # rubocop: disable Performance/HashEachMethods Thread.current[key] = nil unless key == :__recursive_key__ end end
Instance Attribute Details
#clean_thread_locals (rw)
[ GitHub ]# File 'lib/puma/thread_pool.rb', line 64
attr_accessor :clean_thread_locals
#spawned (readonly)
[ GitHub ]# File 'lib/puma/thread_pool.rb', line 63
attr_reader :spawned, :trim_requested, :waiting
#trim_requested (readonly)
[ GitHub ]#waiting (readonly)
[ GitHub ]# File 'lib/puma/thread_pool.rb', line 63
attr_reader :spawned, :trim_requested, :waiting
Instance Method Details
#<<(work)
Add work
to the todo list for a Thread to pickup and process.
# File 'lib/puma/thread_pool.rb', line 154
def <<(work) @mutex.synchronize do if @shutdown raise "Unable to add work while shutting down" end @todo << work if @waiting < @todo.size and @spawned < @max spawn_thread end @not_empty.signal end end
#auto_reap!(timeout = 5)
[ GitHub ]#auto_trim!(timeout = 30)
[ GitHub ]#backlog
How many objects have yet to be processed by the pool?
# File 'lib/puma/thread_pool.rb', line 74
def backlog @mutex.synchronize { @todo.size } end
#pool_capacity
[ GitHub ]#reap
If there are dead threads in the pool make them go away while decreasing spawned counter so that new healthy threads could be created again.
# File 'lib/puma/thread_pool.rb', line 231
def reap @mutex.synchronize do dead_workers = @workers.reject(&:alive?) dead_workers.each do |worker| worker.kill @spawned -= 1 end @workers.delete_if do |w| dead_workers.include?(w) end end end
#shutdown(timeout = -1))
Tell all threads in the pool to exit and wait for them to finish.
# File 'lib/puma/thread_pool.rb', line 285
def shutdown(timeout=-1) threads = @mutex.synchronize do @shutdown = true @not_empty.broadcast @not_full.broadcast @auto_trim.stop if @auto_trim @reaper.stop if @reaper # dup workers so that we join them all safely @workers.dup end if timeout == -1 # Wait for threads to finish without force shutdown. threads.each(&:join) else # Wait for threads to finish after n attempts (timeout). # If threads are still running, it will forcefully kill them. timeout.times do threads.delete_if do |t| t.join 1 end if threads.empty? break else sleep 1 end end threads.each do |t| t.raise ForceShutdown end threads.each do |t| t.join SHUTDOWN_GRACE_TIME end end @spawned = 0 @workers = [] end
#spawn_thread (private)
Must be called with @mutex held!
# File 'lib/puma/thread_pool.rb', line 86
def spawn_thread @spawned += 1 th = Thread.new(@spawned) do |spawned| Puma.set_thread_name 'threadpool %03i' % spawned todo = @todo block = @block mutex = @mutex not_empty = @not_empty not_full = @not_full extra = @extra.map { |i| i.new } while true work = nil continue = true mutex.synchronize do while todo.empty? if @trim_requested > 0 @trim_requested -= 1 continue = false not_full.signal break end if @shutdown continue = false break end @waiting += 1 not_full.signal not_empty.wait mutex @waiting -= 1 end work = todo.shift if continue end break unless continue if @clean_thread_locals ThreadPool.clean_thread_locals end begin block.call(work, *extra) rescue Exception => e STDERR.puts "Error reached top of thread-pool: #{e.} (#{e.class})" end end mutex.synchronize do @spawned -= 1 @workers.delete th end end @workers << th th end
#trim(force = false)
If too many threads are in the pool, tell one to finish go ahead and exit. If force
is true, then a trim request is requested even if all threads are being utilized.
# File 'lib/puma/thread_pool.rb', line 220
def trim(force=false) @mutex.synchronize do if (force or @waiting > 0) and @spawned - @trim_requested > @min @trim_requested += 1 @not_empty.signal end end end
#wait_until_not_full
This method is used by Server
to let the server know when the thread pool can pull more requests from the socket and pass to the reactor.
The general idea is that the thread pool can only work on a fixed number of requests at the same time. If it is already processing that number of requests then it is at capacity. If another ::Puma
process has spare capacity, then the request can be left on the socket so the other worker can pick it up and process it.
For example: if there are 5 threads, but only 4 working on requests, this method will not wait and the Server
can pull a request right away.
If there are 5 threads and all 5 of them are busy, then it will pause here, and wait until the not_full
condition variable is signaled, usually this indicates that a request has been processed.
It’s important to note that even though the server might accept another request, it might not be added to the @todo
array right away. For example if a slow client has only sent a header, but not a body then the @todo
array would stay the same size as the reactor works to try to buffer the request. In that scenario the next call to this method would not block and another request would be added into the reactor by the server. This would continue until a fully bufferend request makes it through the reactor and can then be processed by the thread pool.
Returns the current number of busy threads, or nil
if shutting down.
# File 'lib/puma/thread_pool.rb', line 199
def wait_until_not_full @mutex.synchronize do while true return if @shutdown # If we can still spin up new threads and there # is work queued that cannot be handled by waiting # threads, then accept more work until we would # spin up the max number of threads. busy_threads = @spawned - @waiting + @todo.size return busy_threads if @max > busy_threads @not_full.wait @mutex end end end


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slt
- multiplex a port for multiple TLS applications with SNI
slt
config-file
slt
is a TLS reverse-proxy which allows an administrator to run
multiple TLS applications on a single port. slt
multiplexes incoming
connections by inspecting the Server Name Indication (SNI
) extension
data and appropriately forwarding the connection to the appropriate
upstream server.
Configure slt
with a simple YAML file. Specify a bind_addr
to instuct slt
where it should listen for incoming connections. slt
may listen for any number
of frontends
. Each frontend is identified by the name to match in the SNI
data. Each frontend forwards to any number of backends
. You may specify each
backend with a hash of values. The only required attribute is addr
. When
more than one backend is enumerated, slt
performs simple round-robin load
balancing among them.
An example configuration follows for listening on port 443 of all local interfaces multiplexing traffic for two applications, v1.example.com and v2.example.com. v1.example.com forwards to a single upstream server on port 1234. v2.example.com forwards to two upstream hosts on different addresses:
bind_addr: ":443"
frontends:
v1.example.com:
backends:
- addr: ":1234"
v2.example.com:
backends:
- addr: "<IP_ADDRESS>:443"
- addr: "<IP_ADDRESS>:443"
By default, slt
does not terminate any TLS traffic. slt
only inspects
connections for their SNI data before being forwarded upstream. slt
may
terminate TLS traffic for any frontend
by providing paths to the TLS
public certificate and private key files, like so:
frontends:
v1.example.com:
tls_key: /path/to/v1.example.com.key
tls_crt: /path/to/v1.example.com.crt
Designate one frontend
to be the default
in the case that no
SNI data is present in the connection like so:
frontends:
v1.example.com:
default: true
Exit status is 0 on success, non-zero on failure.
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Server Name Indication
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By default, a setpoint channel will be automatically created for each controller. This channel is in the Channels folder. You can use this channel to update the setpoint to the controller. However, you can also specify that the setpoint signal come from another location (ie. a model). To do this, Select the Use External Setpoint field. This will show a channel browser. Select the browse button next to the Setpoint field and select the desired signal. You can then enter in a valid setpoint range with the Setpoint Max EU and Setpoint Min EU fields.
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Version Control and You
Sept., 10th 2015
Why Use Version Control?
- Client: We would like a login form for our customers. Can you do that?
- You: Of course! I'll work on that. (Works for hours, updates site).
- Client: Nice login, but we actually decided against it. Can you remove it?
- You: Oh...sure. (Deletes code )
- Client, few days later: Actually we would like it! My boss thought it was great.
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In the world of web development this situation can happen. Version control is the best way to protect yourself while allowing you to do so much more. Version control allows you to take your original code, known as a master, and duplicate it as a "branch." A branch is your copy of the code for you to do whatever you'd like to it. Your changes are tracked and you save, or "commit" them. When you're finished you then merge this new code with the master. Why is this beneficial? Say the above situation actually happened. The programmer removes the login but then the client wants it back. All the programmer would have to do is restore the previous version!
Additional Benefits
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- What's Going On?
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Version control allows every team member to have their own copy of the master code to make changes to. The updated code then can be compared to the original and if everyone approves, be merged into the master copy. This is a great way for a team to work on multiple facets of a project simultaneously. One of the most popular services is GitHub, which I'll discuss below.
Version control keeps track of changes that are made so you will always know exactly what changed, who did it, and when. This is useful in case a bug was introduced into the code unnoticed. It can be tracked
Since your teammates all have a copy of the master code, version control becomes a way of backing up the code.
GitHub
GitHub uses the version control system Git to keep track of changes on its site, hence the name GitHub. GitHub is a remote repository in which you can store your code. This is great for teams because each person can download a copy of the master code on GitHub to their own computer. That person then can branch off of it, makes changes, and then send it back to GitHub for their peers to review. This is known as a "pull request." A pull request gives you the opportunity to review the changes made by your teammate and read their reasoning behind it. If it looks good you can then accept the changes and merge them into the master code.


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Session callback interface. A client implementation has to implement these callbacks if it wants to be notified of relevant Session state changes.
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| [in] | error_code | Error code as documented in 'CloudTV Client Error Code Specification' version 1.4. This only has a meaning in STATE_DISCONNECTED or STATE_ERROR. An error code of CLIENT_ERROR_CODE_OK means no error, so this indicates normal session termination. The client should retune to whatever was running before the session started, e.g. to the last known TV channel. An error code of CLIENT_ERROR_CODE_OK_AND_DO_NOT_RETUNE is special: it also indicates 'no error' but the client should not retune after having closed the session; rather it should stay tuned to whatever was showing when the session was still active. |
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- Examples:
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See the tools section
John the Ripper and Hashcat are the main password crackers
Online services abound (see Tools > Online)
Rules and luck and GPUs are just about all you need to crack passwords (Rulesets available in OSCP repo)


Week in 5 Charts: Sensex hits fresh record high amid govt measures, easing US-China trade tension
On a weekly basis, the rupee fell 48 paise at 71.29 on November 8 versus the November 1 closing of 70.81.
The market ended with moderate gains during the week ended November 8 despite starting on a positive note, as profit booking on the day dragged the indices from their recent highs.
On November 8, the Sensex touched a fresh all-time high of 40,749.33. On November 7, the Nifty closed above psychological 12,000 levels for the first time since June 4, 2019.
Earnings from India Inc, the Morgan Stanley Capital International (MSCI) rejig and fresh measures announced by the government to revive interest in real estate and finance companies with exposure in real estate are among the things which fueled the rally.
However, Moody's downgraded their India outlook to "negative" from "stable" citing that lower economic growth over the coming years has punctured the rally.
On the global front, sentiment got a boost after news that the US and China agreed to proportionally roll back tariffs on each other’s goods in phases.
MSCI announced a semi-annual rebalancing in its Global Standard Index (GSI) on November 7. And a total of 78 stocks witnessed changes in the latest rejig.
SBI Life is amongst three largest additions to the MSCI Emerging Markets Index. It also added eight and deleted six companies from the MSCI India Domestic Index.
Meanwhile, Nifty Bank index touched 31,000 levels for the first time since July 8.
"Technically, Nifty formed a Doji Candle on weekly scale. Multiple supports are seen at lower zones while selling pressure is seen near 12,000-12,050 levels. Now it has to continue to hold above 11,850 zones to witness an up move towards 12,035 then 12,103 levels while on the downside supports are seen at 11,780-11,750," Siddhartha Khemka, Head - Retail Research, Motilal Oswal Financial Services said.
Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) remained net buyers the past week as they bought equities worth Rs 3,204.93 crore, while Domestic Institutional Investors (DIIs) sold equities worth of Rs 4431.27 crore.
Last week, the Sensex rose 158.58 points (0.39 percent) to end at 40,323.61 , while Nifty added 17.55 points (0.14 percent) ended at 11,908.15.
On a weekly basis, the rupee fell 48 paise at 71.29 on November 8 versus the November 1 closing of 70.81.
The BSE mid-cap index fell 1.07 percent, and the small-cap index was down 0.93 percent in the past week.
On the BSE, ICICI Bank added the most in terms of market value, followed by HDFC and Infosys. On the other, TCS lost the most in terms of market value.
The Nifty Media index underperformed the sectoral indices with a loss of 5 percent during the week.
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Newly Published Documents Show How Much Slovaks Appreciated Red Army During WW2
MOSCOW (Sputnik) - During the Second World War, the Slovak army and people admired the Red Army and thought the Soviet Union had done more than any other country to defeat Nazi Germany, according to the documents made public on Monday by the Russian Defence Ministry.
"The Slovak soldiers and officers have a strong hatred of Germans and itch to rid their country of the occupants with the Red Army's help ... What stands out is true and ardent and sincere love of all strata of the Slovak population toward the Red Army and the brotherly Russian people", reads one of the political reports issued by the 1st Ukrainian Front of the Red Army during the war.
The report also features words from the chief delegate of the Slovak government on the liberated territories saying that "victories won by Russia in this war, its sacrifices surpass everything done by all other countries of the anti-Hitler coalition combined."
On 22 August 1944, the Slovak National Uprising began against the German forces in the country and the collaborationist government helping the Soviet Union to liberate the country in 1945.


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Hackingtons Online
Hackingtons has taken it's Silicon Valley based, in-class coding program for kids and made it available to the rest of the world through Hackingtons Online. Hackingtons Online consists of all of the same project based instruction that is available for the in-class students but in a system that online learners can access.
We are a Home School Vendor
- Visions in Education
- Inspire Charter Schools
- Connecting Waters Charter School
What We Teach
At Hackingtons we focus on web based learning, teaching HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. These are very visual languages that allow the students to instantly see the changes they are making. They are also the foundation for everything that is built on the web. JavaScript is the most popular scripting language on the web offering the students a quick way to add interactivity to their site and powerful enough to add pro-level features. We even use JavaScript to teach video game development, building games they can share with their friends. JavaScript is very similar to Python and Java. Most students can easily transfer their coding skills between different languages.
Project Based Learning
We use a unique process for teaching, we do not just teach the theory of coding but rather we show the students exactly how to use what they are learning through building projects. Each video or video series is a complete project. The students learn what each piece does as they build their own version of the illustrative lesson. The videos walk the students through a generic project, like building a theme park website, and allow the students to customize it using their own creativity. The completion of each of these projects culminates in a belt "test". Basically it is a larger project that allows the students to show off what they have learned before they can advance to the more difficult projects in the next belt.
Posting Projects
By structuring the lessons to be project based the students get to have a sense of accomplishment after completing each video. This sense of pride in their work extends when they post their website or game to the Hackingtons Showcase. This is a page where all of the student's work lives. It gives them a way to show off what they have built to hundreds of other students. They can even receive votes from others who like their work. Yes they are posting live, published websites and games that can be linked and shared around the world with family and friends. At the end of day one they will have their work displayed on the showcase.
Asking Questions
Building along with the lessons is usually pretty straight forward, but even I spell my own name wrong and don't realize it sometimes. As a distance learning student the hardest part of learning something new is what happens when they get stuck. In the class room a teacher is always available and we have tried very hard to bring that same experience to Hackingtons Online. The question forum is a place for the students to ask direct questions by including their code. We can then take a look at the code they wrote and help them out. This questions forum is always being looked at by one of our many teachers. To expand further on that, we offer a live stream 3 days a week that the students can use to talk directly to a teacher and get the cooperative classroom experience. They can ask their questions directly in the chat or include a link to their code in the questions forum. This allows them to ask follow up questions and talk constructively about their project.
System Requirements
At Hackingtons we teach web development and thus our tools should be web based. As such the only requirement is a computer that runs Google Chrome. Both Mac and Windows operating systems work with our curriculum. The courses are taught using Mac OSX so some of the short cut key commands may be different but those are not necessary to complete any of the projects. Google Chrome is the most widely accepted browser among developers and is the most stable when it comes to the tools that we use.
Signing Up
To sign up head over to app.hackingtons.com. We are a home school vendor with Visions in Education, Connecting Waters, and Inspire! This gives you access to everything on the site, all courses, all projects, the ability to post to the showcase, access to Hackingtons Live, and the questions forum. We are currently offering a 7 day free trial so your student can try it out without worry. I hope to see you online.


Class ReportSettings
This class contains settings that will be applied to the Report component.
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Namespace: FastReport
Assembly: FastReport.OpenSource.dll
Syntax
public class ReportSettings
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ReportSettings()
Initializes a new instance of the ReportSettings class.
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public ReportSettings()
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DefaultLanguage
Gets or sets the default script language.
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public Language DefaultLanguage { get; set; }
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DefaultPaperSize
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ImageLocationRoot
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UsePropValuesToDiscoverBO
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AfterDatabaseLogin
Occurs after the database connection is established.
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DatabaseLogin
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FilterBusinessObjectProperties
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public event FilterPropertiesEventHandler FilterBusinessObjectProperties
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GetBusinessObjectPropertyKind
Occurs when determining the kind of business object's property.
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public event GetPropertyKindEventHandler GetBusinessObjectPropertyKind
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GetBusinessObjectTypeInstance
Occurs when discovering the structure of business object of ICustomTypeDescriptor type with no instance specified.
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public event GetTypeInstanceEventHandler GetBusinessObjectTypeInstance
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Remarks
The event handler must return an instance of that type.


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Installation Guide - MySQL Version
Table of Content
1. Installation of Updates
To upgrade to a new version of the LuxCal Event Calendar follow the instructions in the file "release_notes_luxcal_xxx.html" (where xxx is the calendar version number).
2. New Installation
a. Requirements
For the installation of the LuxCal Event Calendar on the server of your hosting provider, you will need:
A web accessible folder on a web server to install the LuxCal files.
The web server should be able to run PHP-scripts (PHP 5.3 or higher).
A MySQL database on the web server to store the LuxCal Event Calendar data.
b. Installation Steps
To install the LuxCal Event Calendar on the server of your hosting provider, follow the next steps:
Create a MySQL database on the server to store the LuxCal calendar data. Ask your hosting provider if they provide a tool for you to do this.
For later use, remember the name of the database server (host name), the username and password required to log in to the database server and the database name to access the database.
Download and unzip the latest version of LuxCal (file: luxcalxxx.zip, where 'xxx' is the calendar version number) in a temporary location. This file contains the following two compressed files: luxcalxxx-calendar.zip and luxcalxxx-toolbox.zip. Unzip the file luxcalxxx-calendar.zip and upload all files and folders to a web accessible folder on the server where you wish to install LuxCal. Keep the file luxcalxxx-toolbox.zip for possible later use.
With your Web browser browse to the folder of the LuxCal installation; it will redirect you to the installxxx.php script ('xxx' is the calendar version number) and show the Installation page.
On the Installation page read the instructions and enter the calendar and administrator details and select "test" If all tests passed successfully, select "install/save". The script will create the necessary tables in the database and saves your LuxCal version number and the database parameters in a file called lcconfig.php in the calendar's root folder.
Launch the calendar by browsing to the calendar's URL to ensure the calendar displays properly.
Keep a backup copy of the lcconfig.php file. It contains the LuxCal version number and the parameters for the database.
Note: The file luxcalxxx-toolbox.zip (see step 2 above) contains the LuxCal tools which should be kept for later use and which should be uploaded to the calendar root folder only when needed.
c. Configuring / Customizing the Calendar
The Settings page in the administration menu on the navigation bar can be used to easily change the calendar's configuration settings which are stored in the settings table of the database. These settings, for instance, define the calendar title, the time zone, the language file to be used for the user interface, the default initial view when the calendar is started, the number of weeks/months displayed in the various views, the date and time format, and many other things.
IMPORTANT: Currently the TimeZone is set to "Europe/Amsterdam". If you are in a different time zone, change the TimeZone to your local time zone. See the PHP Supported Timezones for possible values.
The user interface style (colors, fonts, etc.) can be customized by editing the lctheme.php file in the css folder. This can be particularly useful when the calendar is embedded in an existing web page and should match the style of the parent web page.
d. My Calendar doesn't Work
The most frequent problems:
The calendar shows a blank page
Often this problem is caused by the fact that the calendar cannot connect to the MySQL database, for instance when the database parameters (username, password or database name) are not correct. The database parameters are stored in the file lcconfig.php in the calendar root folder.
This error also occurs when the version of the PHP installation on your server is too low (see Requirements above). In this case syntax errors may occur, which are logged in a log file on the server. The location of this log file varies per provider. In this case ask your provider how to upgrade to a higher PHP version.
When logging in your name is not displayed at the right top of the window
When logging in, for instance as administrator, your name should appear in the right upper corner of the window. Sometimes this doesn't happen and after logging in it still reads 'Public View'. This problem occurs when 'sessions' are not enabled, or not working, in the PHP installation on your server. This problem also occurs when cookies are not enabled in your browser.
With the lctools.php script, which you can find in the LuxCal toolbox, you can check if your LuxCal calendar installation is ready for use or to further analyse above problems.
3. Calendar Configuration
a. LuxCal Version Number and Database Parameters
During the LuxCal installation process a file called lcconfig.php is created and stored in the root folder of the calendar. If, when launching the calendar, the file lcconfig.php is not present in the calendar's root folder, it is assumed the calendar has not yet been installed and consequently the calendar's installation script will be started.
The file lcconfig.php contains the following data (in the form of PHP variables):
The version number of the LuxCal installation. For example "4.3.0M". This version number is used by the calendar to check if the current calendar installation is up-to-date with the installed calendar files and to determine if the upgrade script should be run.
The database type: This can be either MySQL or SQLite. For this calendar the database type is MySQL.
The following database parameters:
host name: This is the name of the database server and is often called "localhost".
user name: The database user name is the user name required to connect to the database. This user name was chosen when the database was created on the server of your ISP. Note: This user name should not be confused with the admin's user name to log in to the calendar!
password: The database password is the password required to connect to the database. This password was chosen when the database was created on the server of your ISP. Note: This password should not be confused with the admin's password to log in to the calendar!
database name: This is the name of the database on the database server which will be used by the LuxCal calendar to store all its data. The calendar data is stored in the following tables: events, users, categories and settings.
default calendar: This variable is used as a prefix for the database table names. If only one calendar has been installed, this prefix will automatically be set to 'mycal'. If more than one calendar has been installed sharing the same MySQL database, this table prefix is the one for the default calendar.
b. Installing Automatic Periodic Functions
The following automatic periodical functions are available:
- Email notification messages for event due dates
- Daily email messages with calendar changes
- Daily export of events in iCalendar format
- Automatic deletion of expired events
- Automatic deletion of expired (unused) user accounts
To make the automatic periodical functions work, a cron job needs to be created on the server (or on an external server), which executes the file lcalcron.php, in the root folder of the calendar, daily at approx. 2:00am. For cron job details see the header of the lcalcron.php file.
If you are not familiar with cron jobs, ask your hosting provider for help. A general description of how to define a cron job can be found in the header of the file 'lcalcron.php' in the calendar root folder.
- The Email Notification Feature
For events entered in the calendar the user can choose to receive an email reminder (notification) one or several days before the event is due. When chosen, for recurring events (e.g. birthdays) an email notification will be sent to the user the selected number of days before each occurrence of the event. Imagine: never forget to buy flowers for your (girl)friend's birthday anymore!
- Receiving Calendar Changes by Email
In a multi-user environment it could be useful to be aware of changes being applied to the calendar content, i.e. a list with events added, edited and deleted. Such a list can be called up via the options panel. It is however also possible to have a list with changes automatically sent daily to one or more email addresses.
Via the Settings page the administrator can specify the number of days to look back for changes and a list with email addresses. If the number of days to look back for changes is set to 0 (zero), no emails with changes will be sent.
- Daily Export of Events in iCalendar format
When enabled on the admin's Settings page, each day a file in iCalendar format (.ics extension) will be created in the 'files' folder with all events occurring in the time range -1 week until +1 year. These files can be imported by other calendar applications. The name of the file is the calendar name with the characters ' ','/','\','?','*',':',';','{','}' replaced by an underscore and diacritics removed. A new file will overwrite the previous one.
- Automatic Deletion of Expired Events
Events which due date has past can automatically be deleted. Via the Settings page the administrator can specify the number of days after an event's due date when an event will automatically be deleted. If the number of days is set to 0 (zero), no events will be deleted.
Note: deleted events are flagged "deleted"; definitively removing deleted events from the database is done via the admin's Database page.
- Automatic Deletion of Expired (unused) User Accounts
The account of users who have not logged in during a certain number of days can automatically be deleted. Via the Settings page the administrator can specify the number of 'no login' days after which the user account will be deleted. If the number of 'no login' days is set to 0 (zero), no user accounts will be deleted.
This function can be particularly useful when users are allowed to self-register (this feature can be switched on/off on the admin's Settings page).
c. Installing a New Language
= Note: in the following text the part {language} (including the braces) of the file names represents the name of the relevant language. =
A new language for the user interface of the LuxCal calendar can be installed as follows:
- Download and unzip the desired language pack from the LuxSoft site.
If your language pack is not available:
translate the files lang/ai-english.php and lang/ui-english.php (translate the texts to the right of the => signs) and save the files with the names ai-{newlang}.php and ui-{newlang}.php respectively.
Use character encoding utf-8 without BOM (see note below).translate the file lang/ug-english.php (leave the html tags unchanged) and save it with the name ug-{newlang}.php.
Use character encoding utf-8 without BOM (see note below).
upload the files ai-{newlang}.php, ui-{newlang}.php and ug-{newlang}.php to the lang/ folder on the server.
on the Settings page (see Calendar Configuration Settings in Section 4 below), change the user interface language in the Calendar Settings to the new language.
if the user interface language menu is displayed in the calendar's options panel, the new installed language will automatically be added to the menu.
IMPORTANT NOTE: When using special characters (e.g. accents) in the language files, the ui and ug files can best be saved with character encoding: utf-8 without BOM (BOM = Byte Order Mark). If your text editor does not support utf-8 without BOM, you can download and use Notepad++ (Notepad++ on Sourceforge). This is an excellent free text editor!
d. Using SMTP Mail for Reminders and Reports
Reminder emails and email reports (triggered by a cron job) are sent by default via the PHP mail system. If however, email authentication is required, the admin can choose on the Settings page, under General, to use an SMTP mail server.
Before choosing SMTP mail on the admin's Settings page, the following SMTP mail server parameters must be specified on the Settings page:
- SMTP server address
- SMTP port number (often port 25 or, if SSL enabled, 465.
- SSL (Secure Socket Layer) enabled/disabled
- SMTP server user name
- SMTP server password
Note: TLS (Transport Layer Security) is not supported.
If you don't know what parameters to use, ask your mail provider for the correct parameters.
Example: To use a gmail SMTP server with your<EMAIL_ADDRESS>email address, the SMTP settings on the Settings page should be as follows:
- SMTP server address: smtp.gmail.com
- SMTP port number: 465
- SSL (Secure Socket Layer): enabled
- SMTP server user name: my.mail
- SMTP server password: mygmailpassword
The tool called "smtptest.php", which you can find in the LuxCal toolbox, can be used to test the SMTP settings specified on the Settings page.
4. Installing Additional Calendars
During the initial installation of the calendar one calendar will be installed in your MySQL database. The tables of this calendar will be prefixed with the string "mycal_" and the calendar title will be "My Web Calendar".
There are two ways to add additional calendars:
- After the initial installation, install the calendar a second time, a third time, etc., each time in it's own folder. This way of installing will require a MySQL database per calendar. To upgrade later to a newer calendar version, you will have to upgrade each individual calendar.
- After the initial installation, use the LuxCal tool lctools.php from the LuxCal toolbox and launch the tool via your browser. This tool can very efficiently create additional calendars, sharing the same database by prefixing the calendar tables with a unique text string per calendar. To upgrade later to a newer calendar version, you will only have to upgrade one installation.
a. Calendars with an Individual Database
To install more than one calendar, each calendar using its own database, the installation steps described in section 2 should be repeated for each calendar. For each next calendar, a new MySQL database should be created and the calendar should be installed in a new folder.
This process can be repeated as many times as needed. The disadvantage of installing several individual calendars however is that you will need one MySQL database per calendar and when upgrading to a new calendar version, each individual calendar needs to be upgraded.
The different calendars can be started by browsing to the relevant calendar folders.
b. Calendars Sharing the Same Database
To install additional calendars, all sharing the same database, should be done via the toolbox tools 'lctools.php'. This file is part of the LuxCal toolbox and should be uploaded to the calendar root folder and be started via your browser. When selecting one of the available tools a dedicated explanation will be displayed, with detailed instructions on how to use the selected tool.
The advantages of installing multiple calendars sharing the same database are: Only one single database is needed and when upgrading to a newer LuxCal version, just one single upgrade for all calendars.
One calendar will be set as the default calendar. This calendar will start when browsing to the calendar folder. The other calendars can be started by adding '?cal=xxx' to the calendar URL, where 'xxx' is the calendar ID.
5. Adding the Calendar to an Existing Web Page
To use the calendar on an other web site, the following possibilities are available:
link to the calendar's URL, which will open the calendar in a new page.
Add an Upcoming Events Sidebar. This light-weight list shows all public events for the coming x days.
embed a mini calendar, which can be used to view events and - if enabled by the admin - add, edit and delete events.
embed the full calendar with navigation bar, which the visitor can use to change the options the calendar.
embed one specific calendar view without navigation bar. The visitor cannot navigate to other views and cannot change the options of the calendar
a. Link to the Calendar
To link to the LuxCal calendar in an existing web page and open it in a new window, the following HTML code can be used:
Go To My Calendar
If you want to display a subset of the available events, see "Applying Filters to the Calendar" below.
b. Add a Sidebar with Upcoming Events or ToDo list
A sidebar with public upcoming events or a ToDo list for the coming x days can be added to your web page. The sidebar is placed in a
-tag container, can be placed at any location and is fully customizable. An example is shown on the LuxCal Demo page of the LuxSoft web site. The sidebar can be added to your web page by adding the following lines of code to the -section of your web page:
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="mycalendarfolder/css/css_sbar.php">

and adding the following lines of code to the body of your web page:
<?php
$sbClass = {sidebar class}; *
$sbCal = {calendar ID}; *
$sbContent = {sidebar content}; *
$sbHeader = {sidebar title}; *
$sbGroups = {list of user groups for which events to show}; *
$sbCats = {list of event categories to show}; *
$sbUsersIn = {list of users to include}; *
$sbUsersEx = {list of users to exclude}; *
$sbMaxNbr = {max. number of events to show}; *
$sbUpDays = {max. number of days to show}; *
$sbWeekDay = {week day for which events to show}; *
include './mycalendarfolder/lcsbar.php';
?>
* These parameters are optional and can be omitted. See explanation hereafter.
Explanation of the lines of code:
All parameters indicated by {....}, including the braces, are text strings between single or double quotes.- <?php: start PHP and ?>: end PHP. If the lines of code are added to a PHP section, these PHP-tags can be omitted.
- $sbClass: This is the class of the container
-tag which is used in the CSS to define the style for the sidebar container. This line of code is optional and will default to 'sideBar'. The styles for 'sideBar' are defined in the file css/css_sbar.php of your calendar installation.
- $sbCal: This is the calendar ID, which is the prefix to be used for the MySQL database table names. If not specified, the prefix will be taken from the file lcconfig.php, which was specified during the calendar installation.
- $sbContent: This variable defines the content of the sidebar. If its value is 'todo', the sidebar will show the ToDo list, which is a list with events requiring an action. In this case an interactive checkbox is displayed in front of each event which can be checked/unchecked by each visitor. This line of code is optional and when omitted the sidebar content will default to the upcoming events list.
- $sbHeader: The title of the sidebar. This line of code is optional. If not specified, the title of the sidebar will be taken from the language files.
- $sbGroups: This is a list with one or more user group ID numbers (see admin's User Group page) for which events should be included in the sidebar. The ID numbers should be separated by commas. This line of code is optional. If not specified, the events of all user groups will be included.
- $sbCats: This is a list with one or more event category ID numbers (see admin's Categories page) that should be included in the sidebar. Just the value 0 (zero) means 'show all event categories'. The ID numbers should be separated by commas. This line of code is optional. If not specified, all event categories will be included.
- $sbUsersIn: This is a list with one or more user ID numbers that should be included in the sidebar (for user IDs see admin's Users page). The ID numbers should be separated by commas. This line of code is optional. If not specified, the events of all users will be included.
- $sbUsersEx: Same as above, but for users to be excluded (for user IDs see admin's Users page). If $sbUsersIn is specified, $sbUsersEx will be ignored.
- $sbMaxNbr: Maximum number of events to show in the sidebar.
- $sbUpDays: Maximum number of day to show. If not specified, the number of "Days to look ahead in sidebar" from the admin's Settings page will be taken
- $sbWeekDay: The week day for which events should be shown. 1 = Monday, 2 = Tuesday, . . . 7 = Sunday. If specified, the $sbUpDays (see above) will automatically be set to 1. If not specified, events will be shown for all days of the week.
- include: At this place the sidebar code will be included.
In the above lines of code you should replace mycalendarfolder by the name of the root folder of your calendar installation.
The file css_sbar.php contains the default style for the sidebar container
, which should be tailored to your needs. In the same file you can customize the style, colors, fonts, etc. of the sidebar content. The title of the sidebar can be set per sidebar and the events in the sidebar can be filtered on the event sequence number and/or user ID. This allows for more than one sidebar per site, each with its own title and a different list of events.
Example of two sidebar definitions for the same website which are complementary:
<?php
$sbClass = 'sideBar1';
$sbHeader = 'Birthdays/Holidays';
$sbCats = '2,4';
include './mycalendarfolder/lcsbar.php';
?>
<?php
$sbClass = 'sideBar2';
$sbHeader = 'All other events';
$sbCats = '1,3,5';
$sbUpDays = '7';
include './mycalendarfolder/lcsbar.php';
?>
For each event the following will be displayed: date, time and title. Via the admin's Settings page, under "Stand-Alone Sidebar", you can choose whether further event details should be shown in a pop-up box (like in the full LuxCal calendar) when hovering an event and if URLs from the event description (if any) should be displayed in the sidebar as a hyperlink. On the same Settings page you can specify the number of days to look ahead for events in the sidebar.
The sidebar is using the database and tools of the full calendar and therefore the full calendar should be present in the "mycalendarfolder" (see code above).
c. Embed a Mini Calendar
A mini calendar with a (minimum) width of 160px can be embedded in your web site. An example is shown on the LuxCal Demo page of the LuxSoft web site. The mini calendar can be displayed in an inline frame (iframe) using the following HTML code:

If you want to display a subset of the available events, see "Applying Filters to the Calendar" below.
Via the CSS styles of your site, the id lcmini can be used to position and define the style of the iframe containing the mini calendar. The style for id lcmini could for instance look as follows:
#lcmini { position:absolute; right:100px; top:15%; width:210px; height:233px; overflow:hidden;}
If you want the height of the mini calendar to vary automatically depending on the month to display (4, 5 or 6 weeks) you should add the following JavaScript code, which dynamically adjusts the height of the iframe, to the  section of the parent web page:

Please note: Automatic adjusting of the iframe height only works if the calendar is located in the same domain as the parent page. If not, the iframe height is set to cope with displaying 6 weeks.
d. Embed the Full Calendar
To embed the full LuxCal calendar in an existing web page, an inline frame (iframe) can be used. This can for example be done with the following HTML code:

With parameter cP the default view can be set (e.g. year: cP=1, month: cP=2, . . . ,upcoming: cP=7)
If you want to display a subset of the available events, see "Applying Filters to the Calendar" below.
Via the CSS styles of your site, the id luxcal can be used to position and define the style of the iframe containing the luxcal calendar. The style for id luxcal could for instance look as follows:
#luxcal { width:80%; height:800px; margin:20px; border-style:solid; border-width:1px; border-color:grey; }
e. Embed One Specific Calendar View without Navigation Bar
To embed the LuxCal calendar without navigation bar, the parameter hdr=0 should be added to the URL as follows:

Without navigation bar the visitor will not be able to navigate the calendar and select other views. The following parameters can be added to select the view to display and the user-interface language:
- cP to set the view (e.g. year: cP=1, month: cP=2, . . . , upcoming: cP=7)
- cL to set the user-interface language (e.g. French: cL=Francais). The specified language must be present in the lang/ folder)
For example the HTML code to show the Upcoming Events page without navigation bar, in the French language looks as follows:

Via the CSS styles of your site, the id luxcal can be used to position and define the style of the iframe containing the LuxCal calendar. The style for id luxcal could for instance look as follows:
#luxcal { width:80%; height:800px; margin:20px; border-style:solid; border-width:1px; border-color:grey; }
Important:
The parameter hdr=0 is remembered via the PHP session mechanism; this means that if you access
the embedded calendar without navigation bar, then thereafter, when accessing your normal (not-embedded)
calendar when your session is still active (max. one hour) you will also see no navigation bar. This can be
solved by adding the parameter hdr=1 to the URL of your normal calendar.
If you want to display a subset of the available events, see "Applying Filters to the Calendar" below.
f. Applying Filters to the Calendar
When using a link to the calendar, embed a minicalendar or embed the full calendar, parameters can be added to the calendar URL to specify which events hould be shown. When adding parameters, the following syntax should be used: The first parameter starts with a '?' and parameters are separated by an '&', like: www.mysite.net/calendar?par1=3&par2=7. If a parameter can have several values it can be passed as an array by adding square brackets toe the parameter name, like: www.mysite.net/calendar?par1[]=3&par1[]=7.
Parameter cG can be added to the URL to specify the IDs of one or several user groups for which events should be displayed. Parameter cC can be added to the URL to specify the IDs of one or several event categories for which events should be displayed. The user group IDs and event category IDs can be found on the admin's User Group page and Categories page respectively. For example, to specify a user group, with ID 4 the parameter "?cG[]=4" should be added to the URL. If the events of a second user group, for instance, with ID 6 should be displayed as well, then "?cG[]=4&cG[]=6" should be added to the URL. The same counts for the cC parameter when specifying one or more event categories to show.
Example:
If you want to display a calendar without header (navigation bar) showing events from users in the user groups
with IDs 4 and 7 and only showing events in event category 2, then the link should be like:
www.mysite.net/calendar?hdr=0&cG[]=4&cG[]=4&cC[]=2.
g. Single Sign On (SSO)
When the calendar is embedded in a PHP-based website where users have to log in, users logged in on the parent website can be logged in to the calendar automatically in a secure way, using PHP sessions.
To achieve this the parent website scripts should:
- start PHP sessions, if not done already, by adding the following PHP statement to the parent website
PHP script:
session_start();
PHP sessions must be started before anything is sent out to the browser (like header information), so this statement must be added somewhere at the start of the script. - save the user name or the user email address in the session variable 'lcUser' by adding the following
statement to the parent website PHP script at any point before the iframe statement with the calendar URL:
$_SESSION['lcUser'] = '<user email>';
The part<user email>
is a string with the user email address which corresponds to the email address required to log the user in to the calendar (specified by the admin when the calendar user account was created).
Because PHP session data are stored on the server, the user name / email address are not visible to the users.


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