The golden eagle is dark brown with golden-brown feathers on the back of its head and neck, which explains how it got its name. ... Unlike the bald eagle, this raptor's legs are completely covered in feathers up to its feet, which have sharp talons.
Golden Eagles are not big talkers. Their occasional calls tend to be high, weak, and whistled. You're most likely to hear these birds during breeding season, when nestlings' high-pitched begging calls can travel a mile or more, and adults announce food deliveries with a wip or a wonk.
These majestic birds range from Mexico through much of western North America as far north as Alaska. They also appear in the east but are uncommon. Golden eagles are also found in Asia, northern Africa, and Europe.
They are monogamous and may remain with their mate for several years or possibly for life. Golden eagles nest in high places including cliffs, trees, or human structures such as telephone poles. They build huge nests to which they may return for several breeding years.
Golden eagles use their speed and sharp talons to snatch up rabbits, marmots, and ground squirrels. They also eat carrion, reptiles, birds, fish, and smaller fare such as large insects. They have even been known to attack full grown deer.
THANK YOU


an exercise in thankfulness.
(use left and right arrows to navigate)
just breathe:
follow the guide below.
(continue when ready)
think of something that you've recently enjoyed.
what was it that made you happy?
who was around you?
send them a message!
tell them why you appreciate their company. :~)
take a look in the mirror.
always appreciate the features that make you unique. >_<
(take care of the body you have + give it lots of love!)
thanks for taking the time to do this exercise


Recycling helps keep plastic out of the ocean and reduces the amount of new plastic in circulation.
Power plants use thousands of gallons of water to cool. Do your part to conserve power, and you’re indirectly saving water, too!
This saves animal lives and helps you local beach stay clean and look good


To implement a popover, there are a few moving parts. First, you need to make sure to include jquery.extendedinput.js in your project. This is a jQuery plugin that makes it easy to toggle DOM elements using data attributes.
After initializing the plugin, use a button in a title bar to spawn a popover:
{% highlight html %} Spawn a popover from title bar {% endhighlight %}Make sure the popover is a sibling of .cl-page
for the correct rendering.
This is a popover!
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Tuesday
Lab:
About Me Lab
Homework:
Homework 1: Recipe
Wednesday
Homework:
Homework 2: Movie Review
Thursday
Homework:
Homework 4: NerdLuv
Friday
Quiz:
Introduction to Servlets Quiz
Saturday
Sunday


 From here you can lookup all your upcoming and past lessons including lesson feedback.
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| ERICA ANDREWS |
|
ABOUT |
| Python |
This website was created in order to display a table of contents for Python Projects. The following programs are a summary of completed programming exercises that can be tested in Integrated Development Environments such as IDLE or PyCharm. |
|
Animated Game |
This program creates an animated game that allows the user to interact with left and right keys in order to stop a moving object from passing a displayed bar. As long as the user does not allow the moving object to pass a displayed bar, the game will continue. Once the moving object passes the displayed bar, the game is over. This program was completed with Python. |
|
Car Graphics |
This program creates graphics that displays a drawing from a moving arrow that prints a box car, created using Python's 'Turtle Pen' function. This program was completed with Python. |
|
Arrow Graphics |
This program creates graphics that displays a drawing from a moving arrow that prints two horizontal lines, using Python's 'Turtle Pen' function. This program was completed with Python. |
|
Circle Graphics |
This program creates graphics that displays two drawings from a moving arrow that prints a green circle and a yellow circle, using Python's 'Turtle Pen' function. This program was completed with Python. |
|
Animation |
This program creates two animations that display a moving arrow with horizontal movements and diagonal movements, using Python's 'Tkinter Canvas'. This program was completed with Python. |
|
Box Graphics |
This program creates graphics that displays a drawing from a moving arrow that prints four lines creating a lined box with no joints, using Python's 'Turtle Pen' function. This program was completed with Python. |
|
Star Graphics |
This program creates graphics that displays a drawing from a moving arrow that prints a sun-like, star graphic, along with an eight-pointed star graphic, a detailed, sun-like star graphic with many points, a nine-point star graphic, a spiral star graphic, and a nine-point star graphic with color, using Python's 'Turtle Pen' function. This program was completed with Python. |
|
Triangle Graphics |
This program demonstrates different types of triangle graphics, using Python's 'Tkinter Canvas'. Predrawn triangle graphics, from a burst of seamless, patterned triangles to a moving triangle along the walls of the canvas. This program was completed with Python. |
|
Square Graphics |
This program creates graphics that displays a drawing from a moving arrow that prints squares within squares and various square graphics, using Python's 'Turtle Pen' function. This program was completed with Python. |
|
Isosceles Graphics |
This program creates graphics that displays a drawing from a moving arrow that prints a lined isosceles triangle, using Python's 'Turtle Pen' function. This program was completed with Python. |
| Octagon Graphics |
This program demonstrates a graphic display of an octagon, drawn with and without color, from a moving arrow, using Python's 'Turtle Pen' function. This program was completed with Python. |
| Pitch Fork Graphics |
This program demonstrates a drawn pitch fork, from a moving arrow, using Python's Turtle Pen Function. This program was completed with Python. |
| Text Graphics |
This program creates a graphic text display of different fonts, using Python's 'Tkinter Canvas'. For a bit of Typography for the viewer, this canvas can be used to create a variety of font displays. This program was completed with Python. |
| Three Turtle Pen Graphics |
This program illustrates, from a moving arrow, three of Python's Turtle Pen graphics, using Python's Turtle Pen Function. This program was completed with Python. |
|
Coins |
This program calculates a puzzle based on multiplying coins. The user begins with twenty coins and gains ten coins every day after the initial coins for a year. The user also has three coins every week stolen within that year. This program calculates how many coins the user will have left. This program was completed with Python. |
| Ninjas |
This program prints strings in a puzzle that calculates whether a value assigned to a total will display a print statement. This program was completed with Python. |
| Earth |
This program calculates the user’s “moon weight” for every year within sixteen years. Based on the user’s “earth weight”, the puzzle uses a loop to display the calculated moon weight. This program was completed with Python. |
| Moon |
This program calculates the user’s “moon weight” for every year within sixteen years. Based on the user’s “earth weight”, the puzzle uses a loop to display the calculated moon weight. This program was completed with Python. |
| Things |
This program creates a puzzle that creates a “dancing” character. The character is given a set of assigned movements and a name. Once the characters name is called, the set of assigned movements is displayed. This program was completed with Python. |
| Message |
This program creates a puzzle that allows the user to discover hidden messages. This puzzle allows the user to create a string that hides a message by combining two strings. The user discovers the “hidden” message by splitting the words within the string. Once the user has split the string, the program displays the puzzles hidden message within a print statement. This program was completed with Python. |
| Animals |
This program creates a puzzle that creates a class to develop an animal. The class gives the animal a species, a number of legs and a color. This puzzle copies this class to create four animals. This program was completed with Python. |
| Guess |
This program creates a puzzle that creates a guessing game that allows the user to guess a number. The user enters a number, between a range of one and one hundred, to guess the puzzles guess. The puzzle displays whether the user should guess a number that is higher or lower than the guess entered. When the user’s guess equals the puzzles guess, the puzzle displays a print statement that the user has guessed correctly. This program was completed with Python. |
| Tuple |
This program shows a simple demonstration on how to apply Python's tool Tuple. This collection can be used as an 'array type' using list with Python. Note that Tuples are unchangeable, ordered, and can be used in loops, if statements, different types of functions, assigned to variables or to print statements. This program was completed with Python. |
| Absolute Function |
This program creates several ways to practice with the Python tool Absolute. The Python tool absolute is demonstrated with positive and negative integers, and if and else statements. This program was completed with Python. |
| Boolean Testing |
This program creates several ways to test a boolean with values such as integers, blanks, 'none', decimals, negatives, blank prints, letter prints, lists, maps, and user inputs. This program was completed with Python. |
| Defined Function |
This program creates different ways to apply the Python tool for Defined Functions. The function is applied to display a dear letter, returned variables multiplied, and an if and else statement. This program was completed with Python. |
| Class Method |
This program creates a class in order to create an animal with spots. The class allows the user to test different amounts of spots and print these spots using a class and Python's def keyword. This program was completed with Python. |
| Combine Lists |
This program creates lists and a combination of lists using simple code with Python. With variables and print statements, the lists created are printed along with the combination of the lists. This program was completed with Python. |
| Drawing An Arc Graphics |
This program creates graphics that displays a diagonal line, using Python's 'Tkinter Canvas'. This program was completed with Python. |
| Diagonal Line Graphics |
This program creates graphics that displays step-like lines that end in the form of a oval, using Python's 'Tkinter Canvas'. This program was completed with Python. |
| Pitch Fork Graphics |
This program demonstrates a drawn pitch fork, from a moving arrow, using Python's Turtle Pen Function. This program was completed with Python. |
| Polygons Graphics |
This program displays a few polygons, using Python's 'Tkinter Canvas', of pre-drawn graphics. This program was completed with Python. |
| Rectangle Graphics |
This program demonstrates different types of rectangle graphics, pre-drawn and drawn from an arrow, using Python's Turtle Pen Function and Python's 'Tkinter Canvas'. This program was completed with Python. |
| Pickle |
This program demonstrates how to create a file using Python's tool Pickle by demonstration of creating content, saving and closing a file with this content, and then reopening the file saved to display its content. This program was completed with Python. |
| If Statements |
This program creates several ways to apply if statements with Python. This program was completed with Python. |
| Eval |
This program creates different expressions with the Python tool Eval to display simple expressions, call methods, execute functions, and reference variables. This program was completed with Python. |
| Functions With Parameters |
This program creates several ways to apply functions with parmeters with Python tool Def. This keyword is used to create or define functions and can be used to define a global function, a class method, and other specific types of methods for a class. This program was completed with Python. |
| Exec |
This program creates a small program with the Python tool Exec. This function accepts large blocks of code and executes a specified Python function. This program was completed with Python. |
| Keyword |
This program creates different ways to apply the Python tool Keyword. This language has a set of keywords that are reserved and cannot be used as variable names, function names and other identifiers. Note that keywords are case sensitive and define the syntax and structure of the language. This program was completed with Python. |
| Len |
This program creates several ways to apply the Python tool Len. This method is used to return the number of characters in a string, the number of elements in a list, and the number of items of an iterable. This program was completed with Python. |
| Lists |
This program shows several different ways to use Lists with Python. Lists can be used in a variety of ways, from simple to complex. The keyword del is applied in order to demonstrate how to delete elements from a list. This program was completed with Python. |
| Loops |
This program demonstrates a variety of ways to use Loops with Python. Majority of the loops shown are 'for loops', which can execute a set of statements at least once, if not specified or however many times specified. The 'while loop' is similar to the for loop, as long as the condition is true but requires relevant variables to be ready. This program was completed with Python. |
| SysStdinReadline |
This program uses Python's 'sys.stdin' object to read input, allowing the viewer to respond to a print statement. This file-like object calls a function in order to read lines that are entered from the user, with a response provided after input. This program was completed with Python. |
| SystemExit |
This program uses Python's 'sys.exit' object to exit a program. The function is simply entered and causes the current program to cease, exiting from Python. Note that this function should bring the user back to Python's console or commmand prompt. This program was completed with Python. |
| Map |
This program displays a demonstration of how to create a Map with Python. This function allows to execute each item in the iterables of the map by returning a list of the results after applying the function to each item. The keyword 'del' is used to demonstrate how to delete from a map as well as ways to print and change values from the map. This program was completed with Python. |
| Max |
This program shows different ways to apply Python's tool Max. This function is used to find the highest values of items and can be used to find the highest values of an items iterables or string values with alphabetic comparisons. This program was completed with Python. |
| Min |
This program shows different ways to apply Python's tool Min. This function is used to find the lowest values of items and can be used to find the lowest values of an items iterables or string values with alphabetic comparisons. Note that if the string values, with alphabetic comparisons, have symbols, such as commas, the results might print these symbols as the lowest value. This program was completed with Python. |
| Placeholder |
This program shows different ways to apply Python Placholders from assigning placeholders with variables to organizing a Dear John letter. This program was completed with Python. |
| Random |
This program shows different way of how to apply Python's tool Random. This function generates a random selection from a list or wherever it is applied. A random 'shuffle' may also be applied to a list or whatever it is applied, to generate more random choices. This program was completed with Python. |
| QuotesInStrings |
This program demonstrates how to print quotes in Python strings. Quotes are typically used to print the string itself and can confuse the compiler if applied within the string without using apostrophes. This simple program was completed with Python. |
| VariableSubstitution |
This program was created to show simple ways of variable substitutions with Python. Variables can be used in place of values and can be used with various mathematical tools as containers for storing data. This simple program was completed with Python. |


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Rona’s ‘truly Canadian’ ads are inaccurate, watchdog says
Ads Standards points out U.S.-based Lowe’s acquired Rona in 2016
by The Canadian PressThe advertising industry’s self-regulatory body says Rona Inc.’s “truly Canadian” and “proudly Canadian” store signs are inaccurate, since the company has been acquired by a U.S. firm.
Ads Standards says it received two complaints about the accuracy of the large outdoor signs located on some of the home improvement stores.
In May 2016, North Carolina-based Lowe’s Companies Inc. acquired Rona, which was founded in 1939 in Canada.
The council and later an appeal panel decided the “truly” and “proudly” Canadian claims “conveyed an inaccurate general impression” of Rona being Canadian-owned and controlled.
The council says Rona stated it “strongly disagrees” with the conclusion.
Rona says its “entire history is rooted in Canada” and its head office is located in Boucherville, Que.
The Canadian Press


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Achievement Tree
Taking Inventory
Getting Wood
Benchmarking
Time to Farm!
Bake Bread
The Lie
Time to Strike!
Monster Hunter
Cow Tipper
When Pigs Fly
Time to Mine!
Getting an Upgrade
Hot Topic
Delicious Fish
Acquire Hardware
On a Rail
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Type the words in time with music!
Made at [NYC Monthly Music Hack](http://monthlymusichackathon.org/). Code on [github](https://github.com/1wheel/roadtolarissa/tree/master/source/javascripts/posts/lyricType).


Step 1
NOTE: Many get confused about this so let me point out that "Reign-Scores" is a self-hosted Leaderboard/Achievement API just like GameCenter and GameCircle are. Its not required but is an optional target for any platform.
Declare as many "LeaderboardDesc" objects as needed.
For this example we will just create one.
var leaderboard = new LeaderboardDesc();
leaderboard.SortOrder = LeaderboardSortOrders.Ascending;
leaderboard.ScoreFormat = LeaderbaordScoreFormats.Numerical;
leaderboard.ScoreFormat_DecimalPlaces = 0;
#if UNITY_IOS
leaderboard.ScoreTimeFormat = LeaderboardScoreTimeFormats.Centiseconds;
#else
leaderboard.ScoreTimeFormat = LeaderboardScoreTimeFormats.Milliseconds;
#endif
Step 2
Now set the platform agnostic ID and desc. (This ID will be used to access your leaderboard instead of a native platform specific one)
leaderboard.ID = "Level1";// Any unique ID value you want
leaderboard.Desc = "Level1 Desc...";// Any desc you want
Step 3 (Editor)
We can test Reign-Scores in the Editor if wanted (Look at the ScoresDemo scene and code for more info).
Set these values for this target platform if needed.
leaderboard.Editor_ReignScores_ID = new System.Guid("...");// Any unique value
Step 3 (WinRT)
Set these values for this target platform if needed.
leaderboard.WinRT_ReignScores_ID = new System.Guid("...");// Any unique value
leaderboard.WP8_ReignScores_ID = new System.Guid("...");// Any unique value
Step 3 (iOS)
Set these values for this target platform if needed.
leaderboard.iOS_ReignScores_ID = new System.Guid("...");// Any unique value
leaderboard.iOS_GameCenter_ID = "";// Set to your GameCenter leaderboard ID
Step 3 (Android)
Set these values for this target platform if needed.
leaderboard.Android_ReignScores_ID = new System.Guid("...");// Any unique value
leaderboard.Android_GooglePlay_ID = "";// Set to your GooglePlay leaderboard ID (Not Name)
leaderboard.Android_GameCircle_ID = "";// Set to your GameCircle leaderboard ID (Not Name)
Step 4
Declare as many "AchievementDesc" objects as needed.
For this example we will just create one.
var achievement = new AchievementDesc();
Step 5
Now set the platform agnostic ID and desc. (This ID will be used to access your achievement instead of a native platform specific one)
achievement.ID = "Achievement1";// Any unique ID value you want
achievement.Name = "Achievement1";// Any name you want
achievement.Desc = "Achievement1 Desc...";// Any desc you want
// When you report an achievement you pass a PercentComplete value.
// Example: This allows you to change that ratio to something like (0-1000) before the achievement is unlocked.
achievement.PercentCompletedAtValue = 100;// NOTE: For GooglePlay you must match this value in the developer dashboard under "How many steps are needed?" option.
// Mark if you want Achievement to use PercentCompleted value or not.
// Marking this true will make the "PercentComplete" value irrelevant.
achievement.IsIncremental = true;
Step 6 (Editor)
We can test Reign-Scores in the Editor if wanted (Look at the ScoresDemo scene and code for more info).
Set these values for this target platform if needed.
achievement.Editor_ReignScores_ID = new System.Guid("...");// Any unique value
Step 6 (WinRT)
Set these values for this target platform if needed.
achievement.WinRT_ReignScores_ID = new System.Guid("...");// Any unique value
achievement.WP8_ReignScores_ID = new System.Guid("...");// Any unique value
Step 6 (iOS)
Set these values for this target platform if needed.
achievement.iOS_ReignScores_ID = new System.Guid("...");// Any unique value
achievement.iOS_GameCenter_ID = "";// Set to your GameCenter achievement ID
Step 6 (Android)
Set these values for this target platform if needed.
achievement.Android_ReignScores_ID = new System.Guid("...");// Any unique value
achievement.Android_GooglePlay_ID = "";// Set to your GooglePlay achievement ID (Not Name)
achievement.Android_GameCircle_ID = "";// Set to your GameCircle achievement ID (Not Name)
Step 7
Now its time to actualy init the Score API itself.
First lets create its desc object and set it up.
var desc = new ScoreDesc();
desc.ReignScores_UI = ReignScores_ModernRenderer.GetComponent() as IScores_UI;// Look at the ScoresDemo.cs for more info
desc.ReignScores_UI.ScoreFormatCallback += scoreFormatCallback;
desc.ReignScores_ServicesURL = "http://localhost:5537/Services/";// Set to your server!
desc.ReignScores_GameKey = "04E0676D-AAF8-4836-A584-DE0C1D618D84";// Set to your servers game_api_key!
desc.ReignScores_UserKey = "CE8E55E1-F383-4F05-9388-5C89F27B7FF2";// Set to your servers user_api_key!
desc.LeaderboardDescs = new LeaderboardDesc[1] {leaderboard};
desc.AchievementDescs = new AchievementDesc[1] {achievement};
Step 8 (Editor)
Set up this platforms IDs if needed.
desc.Editor_ScoreAPI = ScoreAPIs.ReignScores;
desc.Editor_ReignScores_GameID = "B2A24047-0487-41C4-B151-0F175BB54D0E";// Get this ID from the Reign-Scores Console.
Step 8 (WinRT)
Set up this platforms IDs if needed.
// WinRT
desc.WinRT_ScoreAPI = ScoreAPIs.ReignScores;
desc.WinRT_ReignScores_GameID = "B2A24047-0487-41C4-B151-0F175BB54D0E";// Get this ID from the Reign-Scores Console.
// WP8
desc.WP8_ScoreAPI = ScoreAPIs.ReignScores;
desc.WP8_ReignScores_GameID = "B2A24047-0487-41C4-B151-0F175BB54D0E";// Get this ID from the Reign-Scores Console.
Step 8 (iOS)
Set up this platforms IDs if needed.
desc.iOS_ScoreAPI = ScoreAPIs.GameCenter;// If using GameCenter we don't need to set the 'iOS_ReignScores_GameID' value
desc.iOS_ReignScores_GameID = "B2A24047-0487-41C4-B151-0F175BB54D0E";// Get this ID from the Reign-Scores Console.
Step 8 (Android)
Set up this platforms IDs if needed.
If we arn't using Reign-Scores we don't need to set its ID value.
#if GOOGLEPLAY
desc.Android_ScoreAPI = ScoreAPIs.GooglePlay;
desc.Android_GooglePlay_DisableUsernameRetrieval = false;// This lets you remove the android.permission.GET_ACCOUNTS requirement if enabled
#elif AMAZON
desc.Android_ScoreAPI = ScoreAPIs.GameCircle;
#else
desc.Android_ScoreAPI = ScoreAPIs.ReignScores;
#endif
desc.Android_ReignScores_GameID = "B2A24047-0487-41C4-B151-0F175BB54D0E";// Get this ID from the Reign-Scores Console.
Step 9
Now init the manaager and wait for the callback to fire before using it!
ScoreManager.Init(desc, createdCallback);


| I l@ve RuBoard |
In Python, you can use expressions as statements too. But since the result of the expression won't be saved, it makes sense to do so only if the expression does something useful as a side effect. Expressions are commonly used as statements in two situations:
Some functions and methods do lots of work without returning a value. Since you're not interested in retaining the value they return, you can call such functions with an expression statement. Such functions are sometimes called procedures in other languages; in Python, they take the form of functions that don't return a value.
As we've already seen, Python echoes back the results of expressions typed at the interactive command line. Technically, these are expression statements too; they serve as a shorthand for typing print statements.
Table 3.3 lists some common expression statement forms in Python; we've seen most before. Calls to functions and methods are coded with a list of objects (really, expressions that evaluate to objects) in parentheses after the function or method.
|
Operation |
Interpretation |
|---|---|
spam(eggs, ham) |
Function calls |
spam.ham(eggs) |
Method calls |
spam |
Interactive print |
spam < ham and ham != eggs |
Compound expressions |
spam < ham < eggs |
Range tests |
The last line in the table is a special form: Python lets us string together magnitude comparison tests, in order to code chained comparisons such as range tests. For instance, the expression (A < B < C) tests whether B is between A and C; it's equivalent to the Boolean test (A < B and B < C) but is easier on the eyes (and keyboard). Compound expressions aren't normally written as statements, but it's syntactically legal to do so and can even be useful at the interactive prompt if you're not sure of an expression's result.
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On August 10, 2019 we gave a presentation titled Checking the adequacy of second-order vector space models of meaning at the 15th International Cognitive Linguistics Conference in Nishinomiya, Japan.
On July 23, 2019 we presented a poster titled Distributional semantics goes to church at the International Corpus Linguistics Conference in Cardiff, UK.
On June 28, 2019 we gave a presentation titled Distributional models and semantic variation across genres at the 10th International Conference on Language Variation in Europe in Leeuwarden, Netherlands.
On September 28, 2018 I gave a short presentation of my PhD proposal at the PhD Day organized by the Linguistics Department (Faculty of Arts) of KU Leuven, Belgium.
On December 2015, I handed my master's thesis (trabajo final de Licenciatura) in the Universidad Nacional de Córdoba, Argentina.


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The cölr resource allows you to customize some game-wide interface options.
ButtonUp Normal button text color ButtonDown Pressed button text color ButtonGrey Greyed-out button text color MenuFont Main menu font name MenuFontSize Size of main menu font MenuColor1 & 2 Bright & dim colors for main menu GridDim Shipyard/outfit dialog grid color GridBright Shipyard/outfit dialog selection square color ProgressBar Position and shape of the loading progress bar, relative to the center of the window ProgBright Bright progress bar color ProgDim Dim progress bar color ProgOutline Progress bar outline color Button1x & y
through
Button6x & yPosition of the six main menu buttons, relative to the top left corner of a 1024x768 main menu background FloatingMap Floating hyperspace map / escort menu border color ListText List text color ListBkgnd List background color ListHilite List hilite color EscortHilite Escort menu item hilite color ButtonFont Button font name ButtonFontSz Size of button font LogoX & Y Logo animation x/y position RolloverX & Y Rollover animation x/y position Slide1x & y
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Slide3x & ySliding button x/y positions The various interface buttons that appear are drawn on the fly. Nova uses PICT resources 7500-7502 for the left, center, and right pieces of the "up" buttons, PICT resources 7503-7505 for the "down" button pieces, and PICT resources 7506-7508 for the greyed-out button pieces. Corresponding mask images are stored in PICTs 7600-7608. STR# resource 150 is used to store the text that appears on each button type.
Note that all color fields in the cölr resource are encoded the same as HTML colors, and that only the first cölr resource is loaded.
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PWCustomPointOfInterest Class Reference
| Inherits from | NSObject |
|---|---|
| Conforms to | PWMapPoint |
| Declared in | PWCustomPointOfInterest.h |
coordinate
The location of the point-of-interest.
@property (nonatomic) CLLocationCoordinate2D coordinate
Declared In
PWCustomPointOfInterest.h
identifier
The point identifier as specified by the mapping service.
@property (nonatomic) NSInteger identifier
Declared In
PWCustomPointOfInterest.h
floorID
The identifier of the floor this point belongs to.
@property (nonatomic) NSInteger floorID
Declared In
PWCustomPointOfInterest.h
floor
The floor this point belongs to.
@property (nonatomic, readonly, nullable, weak) PWFloor *floor
Declared In
PWCustomPointOfInterest.h
buildingID
The identifier of the building this point belongs to.
@property (nonatomic) NSInteger buildingID
Declared In
PWCustomPointOfInterest.h
title
The title of the point-of-interest.
@property (nonatomic, copy, nullable) NSString *title
Declared In
PWCustomPointOfInterest.h
summary
A summary description of the point-of-interest.
@property (nonatomic, copy, nullable) NSString *summary
Declared In
PWCustomPointOfInterest.h
image
The representative UIImage of the point-of-interest.
@property (nonatomic, nullable) UIImage *image
Declared In
PWCustomPointOfInterest.h
pointOfInterestType
A PWPointOfInterestType
object that this custom point-of-interest is a member of, a type image icon will automatically be applied if the image
property is not set.
@property (nonatomic, nullable) PWPointOfInterestType *pointOfInterestType
Declared In
PWCustomPointOfInterest.h
metaData
Optional data specified by the developer and associated with the custom point-of-interest.
@property (nonatomic, nullable) NSDictionary *metaData
Declared In
PWCustomPointOfInterest.h
showTextLabel
A flag indicating whether the label text should be shown or hidden.
@property (nonatomic, getter=isShowTextLabel) BOOL showTextLabel
Declared In
PWCustomPointOfInterest.h
accessible
A flag indicating if it’s an accessible point.
@property (nonatomic, getter=isAccessible) BOOL accessible
Declared In
PWCustomPointOfInterest.h
visualImpaired
A flag indicating if the point is friendly to the visually-impaired.
@property (nonatomic, getter=isVisualImpaired) BOOL visualImpaired
Declared In
PWCustomPointOfInterest.h
exit
A flag indicating if it’s an exit point.
@property (nonatomic, getter=isExit) BOOL exit
Declared In
PWCustomPointOfInterest.h
minZoomLevel
The minimum zoom level that the point-of-interest is visible on, and the below are the possible values: -1 - always visible(the default value). 1 - subtract 4 from the maximum zoom level that current iOS map supports, it’s 18. 2 - subtract 3 from the maximum zoom level that current iOS map supports, it’s 19. 3 - subtract 2 from the maximum zoom level that current iOS map supports, it’s 20. 4 - subtract 1 from the maximum zoom level that current iOS map supports, it’s 21. 5 - the maximum zoom level that current iOS map supports, it’s 22.
@property (nonatomic) NSInteger minZoomLevel
Discussion
The point-of-interest is only visble when the map zoom level is between minZoomLevel
and maxZoomLevel
, it’s -1
by default.
Declared In
PWCustomPointOfInterest.h
maxZoomLevel
The maximum zoom level that the point-of-interest is visible on, and the below are the possible values: -1 - always visible(the default value). 1 - subtract 4 from the maximum zoom level that current iOS map supports, it’s 18. 2 - subtract 3 from the maximum zoom level that current iOS map supports, it’s 19. 3 - subtract 2 from the maximum zoom level that current iOS map supports, it’s 20. 4 - subtract 1 from the maximum zoom level that current iOS map supports, it’s 21. 5 - the maximum zoom level that current iOS map supports, it’s 22.
@property (nonatomic) NSInteger maxZoomLevel
Discussion
The point-of-interest is only visble when the map zoom level is between minZoomLevel
and maxZoomLevel
, it’s -1
by default.
Declared In
PWCustomPointOfInterest.h
– initWithCoordinate:floor:title:image:
Instantiates a PWCustomPointOfInterest
object with the given parameters.
- (instancetype __nullable)initWithCoordinate:(CLLocationCoordinate2D)coordinate floor:(PWFloor *)floor title:(NSString *__nullable)title image:(UIImage *__nullable)image
Parameters
coordinate |
The coordinate of custom point-of-interest. |
|---|---|
floor |
The floor the custom point-of-interest is on. |
title |
The title of the custom point-of-interest. |
image |
The icon of the custom point-of-interest. |
Return Value
Returns a PWCustomPointOfInterest
object.
Declared In
PWCustomPointOfInterest.h
– initWithCoordinate:floorId:buildingId:title:image:
Instantiates a PWCustomPointOfInterest
object with the given parameters.
- (instancetype __nullable)initWithCoordinate:(CLLocationCoordinate2D)coordinate floorId:(NSInteger)floorId buildingId:(NSInteger)buildingId title:(NSString *__nullable)title image:(UIImage *__nullable)image
Parameters
coordinate |
The coordinate of custom point-of-interest. |
|---|---|
floorId |
The identifier of the floor the custom point-of-interest is on. |
buildingId |
The identifier of the building the custom point-of-interest is in. |
title |
The title of the custom point-of-interest. |
image |
The icon of the custom point-of-interest. |
Return Value
Returns a PWCustomPointOfInterest
object.
Declared In
PWCustomPointOfInterest.h


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Cancer and Clinical Research: Open Access
Biohelikon: Cancer & Clinical Research is an Open Access peer reviewed journal publishes high quality research on all the aspects of basic and clinical research in the areas of Cancer Biology and Oncology. The Journal aims to publish original papers, review, case reports, short reports, editorials and letter to the editor in the areas of cancer research including diagnosis, treatment and prevention of cancer.
The journal provides upto date information on cancer research and therapy. The journal mainly focuses on - Cancer cell biology, cancer epidemiology, Carcinogenesis, Biomarkers, Chemotherapy, Cell, Molecular, Stem cell biology, Hematology, Genomics, Cancer immunology, Drug discovery, Clinical trials, Tumor immunology, Radiation oncology, Surgical oncology, Palliative care, and Rehabilitation Therapy.
Salient Features
Your article will be usually processed with in 45 days of submission with assignment of reviewer after two days of submission.
Why Open Access?
Biohelikon: Cancer & Clinical Research publishes under Gold Open Access model, all the research article will be made available freely and immediately upon publication to read and reuse under the terms of Open Access. Open access gives a worldwide audience larger than that of any subscription-based journal and thus increases the visibility and impact of published works. It also enhances indexing, retrieval power and eliminates the need for permissions to reproduce and distribute content.
Aims and scope
The Biohelikon: Cancer & Clinical Research publishes original, peer reviewed cutting edge research work on basic and clinical aspects of cancer biology. It aims to publish the highest quality clinical research in human health to improve the quality of life worldwide.
We aim to bring important work to a wide range of audience and therefore publish articles that advance our understanding of cancer research and their treatment. It is specialized in clinical trials, translational studies that allow improved diagnosis, and therapy of cancer.
The journal scope include but not limited to following areas-
Types of Cancer
Breast Cancer, Lung Cancer, Colorectal Cancer, Cervical Cancer, Prostate Cancer,
Bladder Cancer, Stomach Cancer, Leukemia, Oesophagus Cancer, Sarcoma,
Ovarian Cancer, Pancreatic Cancer, Liver Cancer, Skin Cancer- Melanoma, Brain/CNS
Tumors, Oral Cancer, Ovarian Cancer, Thyroid Cancer and more.,
- Cancer cell biology
- Cancer epidemiology
- Cancer Biomarkers
- Carcinogenesis
- Cancer genetics
- Drug discovery
- Chemotherapy
- Cell, Molecular and Stem cell biology
- Clinical Trails
- Cancer Immunology
- Tumor immunology
- Radiation Oncology
- Hematology/Oncology
- Geriatric Oncology
- Cancer Diagnosis
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- Radiation Therapy
- Palliative care
- Rehabilitation Therapy
- Stem cells
- Surgical oncology


My name is Gabe Harms and I am currently attending Pennyslvannia State University as a senior. I was born in Santa Barbara, CA in June of 1993. I spent most of my childhood in southern Califiornia, living right outside of Los Angelos. At the age of about 10 my family moved to central Pennsylvania in order to be closer to family. During my teenage years I attended State College Area High School. Upon graduation of high school I started my college career at Penn State majoring in Computer Engineering.
My interest in computer was sparked during high school when I found out how to fix several game consoles including PS3s and XBOXs. Ever since I first opened up a PS3 I have been completly facinated with technology. It led to a curiosity that drove me to want to learn as much as I possibly could about computers. As a result I took my first programming and electrical class during high school. Craving more, I enrolled in Penn State's Computer Engineering program.
I have thoroughly enjoyed my time at Penn State learning a wide range of subjects within computer science and electrical engineering. At the end of my sophmore year, I took an internship in Salt Lake City, UT with Northrop Grumman. During my time there, I was a Systems Engineer looking for safety concerns with autonomous air vehicles. At the end of the summer, I was asked to work part time during my fall semester at Penn State. Thus, I worked remotely during school, putting in about 20 hours per week. At the end of the fall semester I was offered another internship with a company local to state college called Videon Central Inc. Thus I started in the spring semester of my junior year as a hardware engineer. I worked again 20 hours per week, and my tasks ranged from schematic design to testing. I worked through the summer and was again asked to continue working part time during the fall of my senior year 20 hours a week.
My experiences, both academic and professional, have given me a very diversified background. I had the opportunity to gain experience in hardware design at Videon Central, and have even passed my Electrical and Computer Engineering FE exam. However, I also thoroughly enjoy designing software though. I have started many of my own projects in which I push myself to learn different languages and types of programming. I feel competent in both object oriented and structural programming. Thus, now I am currently looking for full time positions in all types of fields, hardware or software.


Over 750,000 applications for US birth certificate copies exposed online
by Zack WhittakerAn online company that allows users to obtain a copy of their birth and death certificates from U.S. state governments has exposed a massive cache of applications — including their personal information.
More than 752,000 applications for copies of birth certificates were found on an Amazon Web Services (AWS) storage bucket. (The bucket also had 90,400 death certificate applications, but these could not be accessed or downloaded.)
The bucket wasn’t protected with a password, allowing anyone who knew the easy-to-guess web address access to the data.
Each application process differed by state, but performed the same task: allowing customers to apply to their state’s record-keeping authority — usually a state’s department of health — to obtain a copy of their historical records. The applications we reviewed contained the applicant’s name, date-of-birth, current home address, email address, phone number and historical personal information, including past addresses, names of family members and the reason for the application — such as applying for a passport or researching family history.
The applications dated back to late-2017 and the bucket was updating daily. In one week, the company added about 9,000 applications to the bucket.
U.K.-based penetration testing company Fidus Information Security found the exposed data. TechCrunch verified the data by matching names and addresses against public records.
Fidus and TechCrunch sent several emails prior to publication to warn of the exposed data, but we received only automated emails and no action was taken. We are not naming the company. When reached, Amazon would not intervene but said it would inform the customer.
We also reached out to the local data protection authority to warn of the security lapse, but it did not immediately comment.
Read more:
- Sprint contractor left thousands of US cell phone bills exposed
- Tuft & Needle exposed thousands of customer shipping labels
- StockX was hacked, exposing millions of customers’ data
- Stop saying, ‘We take your privacy and security seriously’
- Capital One breach also hit other major companies, say researchers
- Macy’s said hackers stole customer credit cards — again


Mark this class or method as being particularly interesting as the "originAsync"
of an asynchronous operation.
It can be difficult to track where an asynchronous operation started since the
call stack only shows the synchronous call history and includes a lot of garbage.
An attempt is made to store the most interesting "originAsync" of the asynchronous call
history in debugOrigin builds. The is the top of the call stack at the point where
an
IAltFuture
is created.
You can influence this call stack selection process by adding this annotation to
highlight sections of your own code such as primary business logic that are
likely to be useful for debugging if something does go wrong. You can similarly
use
NotCallOrigin
annotation to de-select
classes and methods such as libraries and utilities that are not unique to the
start of any one asynchronous operation in your application logic.
The selection process is algorithmic and not absolute. If for example no other
options match, even
NotCallOrigin
items, or
classes and methods which have not been tagged, can appear as the async originAsync.
This feature has no impact on production builds. For performance, the
instrumentation for introspective tracking of async origins is made only in
debugOrigin builds.


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I am an enthusiastic and motivated person looking for a full-time position that allows me to finance my stay in this amazing country, and also gain work experience, so important for self growth. I pride myself on my friendly but professional manner when dealing with customers and also with teammates. I love working with people and I am comfortable working in fast-paced environments.


Have you ever wished you could let your users know about something without completely taking over their screen with Munki or jamfhelper? Perhaps something that would respect macOS’ Do Not Disturb settings? Then Shea Craig’s Yo is what you need.
It will drop Yo.app into /Applications/Utilities - but don’t go thinking you can just double click on it. Well, you can but you won’t have much fun with it. Let’s send it a basic notification. Open up Terminal.app and run:
So let’s say you would like a button that takes your users to a webpage that gives them more information on their loveliness:
So that’s all there is to using Yo to send notifications to your users. Next time, we’ll look at using this for something more useful to Mac admins.
Thanks to Mat and everyone else who put so much effort into MacDevOps:YVR - it’s been awesome, and I can’t wait to come back next year. Here are my slides, and I’ll slim down the handout for use in the real world where you don’t have a room full of nerds hammering a single access point shortly and update this post.
 Why am I so happy? This is the first release that’s made up nearly all of community contributions. So many thanks to everyone who has helped out with code, documentation and filing bugs.
And if you’re going to be at MacDevOps:YVR in a few weeks, we’ll be taking a look at how to use some of these new features.
For one reason or another, I may need to stay out of the US for a bit this year, but that doesn’t mean I’m not going to be giving any talks - no siree!
In June, I’m going to be heading over to Vancouver for MacDevOps:YVR where I will be leading a workshop that will take you through getting started with Imagr, and I will also be sitting on a panel that is focusing on configuration management.
Then in October, I’ll be in Gothenburg for my first time at MacSysAdmin. This time I’ll be taking a different slant on Imagr - rather than looking at how you can get started, I’m going to stand up production quality services in 45 minutes.
I’m rather excited about visiting these two conferences for the first time, and I hope I’ll see some new faces as well as some old friends.
I’ve been wanting to write this post ever since Rich Trouton wrote a similar one after MacADUK, but I finally got the kick to finally write it after I saw this job advert. That’s right, they want an experienced Mac admin who is willing to work for around what McDonald’s pay a trainee manager. If you are indeed starting out in your career supporting OS X, know that you don’t have to settle for appalling renumeration like that!
Ok, rant mode over. Here is the post I wish I’d read before I started doing all this 8 years ago.


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From: The Desk of Mr. Morgan West. The Coordinator. GRAND FECILITATIONS. Hurray! You have been selected as one of the five lucky winners in the second edition of the SunTrust Promotions International draw. You have therefore been approved for a huge payout of (Five Million, Five Hundred Thousand Pounds Only). Bear in mind that you did not in anyway play this game or bought a Ticket but you are selected among the five lucky winners due to your frequent access to internet. How was the selection process done? Winners were randomly selected from an initial database of Five Hunfred Thousand emails which was eventually downsized to Five Thousand from which we eventually selected the final and lucky five. The process was done through the computerized email balloting system selecting emails from The Middle East, Asia, Africa, Canada, Europe, USA and South America. The process of collecting your winnings is to be handled by our Prize Transfer Agents. To ensure a smooth collection of your grand prize, You are to contact our agents by email or telephone within a week of receiving this notice. Please find full contact details below: Contact Person: Names: Mr. Ben Moore. Payment Officer Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Please note, when you contact your claims agent please remember to quote your reference number and batch Number in all correspondence. Ref. Number: 132/756/4534, Batch number: 638901527-AMB/02. Furthermore, contact your claims agent as instructed above and accept my Congratulations! Regards, Mr. Morgan West. Co-ordinator.


veneer-route is a declarative HTML-based router for true single page navigation.
The route tag enables single-page apps to use bookmarks, back/forward navigation, provides equivalents to onload() and onbeforeunload() events, enables wildcard route matching, auto-refreshes templates, and more. View this page's source to see how easy veneer-route is to integrate into any project.
Why
Reloading pages is slow, but switching urls is good. The problem with doing it all client-side is that there is not a straight-forward way to provide those features with the simplicity of a server. As a result, virtually all client-side routers and "history managers" require custom javascript in a proprietary format to re-describe what the html A tag was designed for. veneer-route allows managers, designers, and anyone familiar with HTML to create a blazing fast single-load user experience, without the constraints of a framework or hand-wiring simple connections.
How
Use normal anchor tags to link to logical url fragments Contact Us
Tie html containers of content to urls with route attributes
Coming Soon!
Add the veneer script tag and a veneer-route tag to the page <veneer-route></veneer-route>
<script src="/veneer/lib/veneer.full.min.js"></script>
Brush up the content, enhance the UX, or tweak the CSS, that's it.
Router Features
[features section, page name starts with "u" header]
Main Features
Hash-based client side routing with working back/forward buttons and bookmarking
Uses route attribute to associate a particular HTML tag with a route
Simple static route configuration or advanced partial-url matching via RegExp
Injects route meta into BODY tag for CSS-based section/page customization
Event-driven core responds to a full compliment of client-side actions and conditions
Parses GET-style parameters on hash fragments (#internal/employees/lookup?name=fred&age=21)
Unique Features
Fully declarative HTML config, no custom JavaScript required
Multiple Route Matching - Display many fragments from one url, not just full pages
Can work without JavaScript, albeit in a very limited manner that only shows/hides exact route matches (disable js to preview)
document.title updating based on link text or another property
HTML body tag attrib population for easy CSS integration ([data-nav-page], [data-nav-section], [data-nav-sub], [data-nav-path] )
Temporary body tag attrib for indicating navigation changes [data-navigating]
Built in 404 error handling for missing routes
JSON-compatible history tracks meta, duration, scroll position, referring link, and more for predictive caching, analytics, custom undo via back, auto-UI-customization, etc
Toggles classes on anchors linking to the current route
Auto re-renders visible veneer-mustache templates for up-to-the-minute views
Events - alternatives for load, hashchange, and beforeunload, as well as novel route and leave events on matched sections
Event object properties
{
href: "http://danml.com/veneer/demos/routing.html#search?name=fred&age=29", // full full url
url: "search?name=fred&age=29", // full hash url
argv: [ // array non-null hash path segments
"search"
],
query: { // queryString parameters as a JS object
name: "fred",
age: 29 // numbers are parsed, all other types are strings
},
section: "search",// the root section
page: null, // a page in a section
sub: null, // a sub-section in a page
path: "search",// hash path
date:<PHONE_NUMBER>696, // date stamp as number
oldURL: "features", // hash path of last visit (called oldURL to mimic W3 hashchange event args)
ref: "search" // hash URL of active link tag (how you got here)
pos: 123, // vertical scroll position of browser at time of event
dur: 11.12 // route visit duration in seconds
}
Navigation raises many events in different places
route
fires on a tag with a [route] that is becoming active, like onload() - demo
leave
fires on a tag with a [route] that is becoming in-active, like onunload() - demo
routechange
fires on window and the veneer-router tag whenever a route is activated, like onhashchange() - see console for demo
onroute
an attrib-based event (aka inline) that fires when the tag is becoming active - demo
onleave
an attrib-based event (aka inline) that fires when the tag is becoming inactive, like onbeforeunload() - demo. Returning false cancels navigation. - demo
routed
fires on a nav anchor (nav a, #nav a, .nav a) when it becomes active by having its linked route activate. - demo powers yellow nav link highlight
onroutedemo routedemo
This is an unload demo, so now go .
This is an unload demo, so now go .
History
Integrated history makes it easy to batch-register activity with existing analytic APIs.
{{#HISTORY}}
ago @{{path}} , from [{{oldURL}}] for {{dur|veneer.hms}}
{{/HISTORY}}
Remote Data Example - Choose State to See Largest Counties
This example just displays the query parameters, see the remote content demo for a front end / back end integration.
GET params are available to templates:
{{query.name}} is {{query.age}} years old.
url: {{url}}
path: {{path}}
time: {{date|veneer.date|.toLocaleTimeString}}
onunload() behaviour via onleave attrib
Fill input and navigate away to demo onleave handler favorite color:
navigated here {{|Date}} Oops, we can't show the page at {{url}} Back to DemosVeneer Home


The template to monitor BackupPC metrics API by Zabbix agent without need for extra scripts on server. Template Version v0.0.1 - Evren Yurtesen Tested on Zabbix5 and BackupPC 4.4.1 (needs updated metrics)
Please see the GitHub repository for newest version and reporting issues.
https://github.com/yurtesen/zabbix_backuppc
This template requires no external scripts.
It is tested with latest BackupPC which has updated metrics. It may function partially in older BackupPC versions.
https://github.com/backuppc/backuppc/pull/391
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| Name | Description | Default | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| {$BACKUPPC.HOST} |
Hostname or IP of the BackupPC server.
 | <IP_ADDRESS> |
Text macro |
| {$BACKUPPC.OLDBACKUP.CRIT} |
Days before critical old backups
 | 7d |
Text macro |
| {$BACKUPPC.OLDBACKUP.WARN} |
Days before warning old backups
 | 3d |
Text macro |
| {$BACKUPPC.PASSWORD} |
Password of username which can access metrics of the BackupPC server.
 | backuppc |
Text macro |
| {$BACKUPPC.PATH} |
Path to BackupPC web interface
 | /backuppc |
Text macro |
| {$BACKUPPC.PORT} |
HTTP/HTTPS port
 | 443 |
Text macro |
| {$BACKUPPC.SCHEME} |
Metrics access scheme (http/https).
 | https |
Text macro |
| {$BACKUPPC.SIZECHANGE.CRIT} |
Crit backup size or new files size difference
 |
5G |
Text macro |
| {$BACKUPPC.SIZECHANGE.WARN} |
Warn backup size or new files size difference
 |
1G |
Text macro |
| {$BACKUPPC.USERNAME} |
Metrics access username.
 | backuppc |
Text macro |
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| Name | Description | Type | Key and additional info |
|---|---|---|---|
| Discover backed up hosts |
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backuppc.hosts.discovery
Update: 0
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| Name | Description | Type | Key and additional info |
|---|---|---|---|
| Start time |
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backuppc.server.start_time
Update: 0
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| Disk usage |
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backuppc.disk.usage
Update: 0
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| Determine last backup data |
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backuppc.metrics.last
Update: 0
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| Version |
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backuppc.server.version
Update: 0
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| Inode usage |
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backuppc.inode.usage
Update: 0
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| BackupPC get metrics |
Fetches BackupPC server metrics
 | Zabbix agent |
web.page.get[{$BACKUPPC.SCHEME}://{$BACKUPPC.USERNAME}:{$BACKUPPC.PASSWORD}@{$BACKUPPC.HOST}:{$BACKUPPC.PORT}/{$BACKUPPC.PATH}?action=metrics]
Update: 5m
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| [{#HOST}] Disabled |
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backuppc.disabled.[{#HOST}]
Update: 0

LLD
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| [{#HOST}] Incr duration |
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backuppc.incr_duration.[{#HOST}]
Update: 0

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backuppc.reason.[{#HOST}]
Update: 0

LLD
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| [{#HOST}] Incr start time |
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backuppc.incr_start_time.[{#HOST}]
Update: 0

LLD
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| [{#HOST}] Incr size |
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backuppc.incr_size.[{#HOST}]
Update: 0

LLD
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| [{#HOST}] Incr rate |
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backuppc.incr_rate.[{#HOST}]
Update: 0

LLD
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| [{#HOST}] Error |
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backuppc.error.[{#HOST}]
Update: 0

LLD
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| [{#HOST}] Incr keep count |
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backuppc.incr_keep_count.[{#HOST}]
Update: 0

LLD
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| [{#HOST}] Incr count |
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backuppc.incr_count.[{#HOST}]
Update: 0

LLD
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| [{#HOST}] Full start time |
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backuppc.full_start_time.[{#HOST}]
Update: 0

LLD
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| [{#HOST}] Full size |
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backuppc.full_size.[{#HOST}]
Update: 0

LLD
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| [{#HOST}] Full rate |
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backuppc.full_rate.[{#HOST}]
Update: 0

LLD
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| [{#HOST}] Full keep count |
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backuppc.full_keep_count.[{#HOST}]
Update: 0

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backuppc.full_duration.[{#HOST}]
Update: 0

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backuppc.full_count.[{#HOST}]
Update: 0

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backuppc.state.[{#HOST}]
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| [{#HOST}] Last # of new files |
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backuppc.last_nfiles_new.[{#HOST}]
Update: 0

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| [{#HOST}] Last size |
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backuppc.last_size.[{#HOST}]
Update: 0

LLD
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| [{#HOST}] Last new files size |
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backuppc.last_size_new.[{#HOST}]
Update: 0

LLD
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| [{#HOST}] Last start time |
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backuppc.last_start_time.[{#HOST}]
Update: 0

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 |
| Name | Description | Expression | Priority |
|---|---|---|---|
| {#HOST}: Backup error |
{ITEM.LASTVALUE1}
 |
Expression: {App BackupPC by Zabbix agent:backuppc.error.[{#HOST}].strlen()}<>0 and {App BackupPC by Zabbix agent:backuppc.disabled.[{#HOST}].last()}=0

Recovery expression:
 | information |
| {#HOST}: No new backups for {$BACKUPPC.OLDBACKUP.CRIT:”{#HOST}”} |
No backups were taken for {$BACKUPPC.OLDBACKUP.CRIT:”{#HOST}”} Critical period per backup server or per backup host can be adjusted.
 |
Expression: {App BackupPC by Zabbix agent:backuppc.last_start_time.[{#HOST}].fuzzytime(7d)}=0 and {App BackupPC by Zabbix agent:backuppc.disabled.[{#HOST}].last()}=0

Recovery expression:
 | average |
| {#HOST}: No new backups for {$BACKUPPC.OLDBACKUP.WARN:”{#HOST}”} |
No backups were taken for {$BACKUPPC.OLDBACKUP.WARN:”{#HOST}”} Warning period per backup server or per backup host can be adjusted.
 |
Expression: {App BackupPC by Zabbix agent:backuppc.last_start_time.[{#HOST}].fuzzytime(3d)}=0 and {App BackupPC by Zabbix agent:backuppc.disabled.[{#HOST}].last()}=0

Recovery expression:
 | warning |
| {#HOST}: Not enough full backups |
{ITEM.LASTVALUE1} full backup(s) exist which is less than configured {ITEM.LASTVALUE2} full backup(s) value for this host A newly added most may not have enough full backups
 |
Expression: ({App BackupPC by Zabbix agent:backuppc.full_count.[{#HOST}].last()}<{App BackupPC by Zabbix agent:backuppc.full_keep_count.[{#HOST}].last()}) and {App BackupPC by Zabbix agent:backuppc.disabled.[{#HOST}].last()}=0

Recovery expression:
 | information |
| {#HOST}: Not enough incr backups |
{ITEM.LASTVALUE1} incr backup(s) exist which is less than configured {ITEM.LASTVALUE2} incr backup(s) value for this host A newly added most may not have enough incremental backups
 |
Expression: ({App BackupPC by Zabbix agent:backuppc.incr_count.[{#HOST}].last()}<{App BackupPC by Zabbix agent:backuppc.incr_keep_count.[{#HOST}].last()}) and {App BackupPC by Zabbix agent:backuppc.disabled.[{#HOST}].last()}=0

Recovery expression:
 | information |
| {#HOST}: Size difference larger than {$BACKUPPC.SIZECHANGE.CRIT:”{#HOST}”} |
There are new files larger than or size difference larger than {$BACKUPPC.SIZECHANGE.CRIT:”{#HOST}”} between last backup and previus backup. Critical size per backup server or per backup host can be adjusted.
 |
Expression: {App BackupPC by Zabbix agent:backuppc.disabled.[{#HOST}].last()}=0 and ({App BackupPC by Zabbix agent:backuppc.last_size_new.[{#HOST}].last()}>5G or {App BackupPC by Zabbix agent:backuppc.last_size.[{#HOST}].abschange()}>5G)

Recovery expression:
 | average |
| {#HOST}: Size difference larger than {$BACKUPPC.SIZECHANGE.WARN:”{#HOST}”} |
There are new files larger than or size difference larger than {$BACKUPPC.SIZECHANGE.WARN:”{#HOST}”} between last backup and previus backup. Warning size per backup server or per backup host can be adjusted.
 |
Expression: {App BackupPC by Zabbix agent:backuppc.disabled.[{#HOST}].last()}=0 and ({App BackupPC by Zabbix agent:backuppc.last_size_new.[{#HOST}].last()}>1G or {App BackupPC by Zabbix agent:backuppc.last_size.[{#HOST}].abschange()}>1G)

Recovery expression:
 | warning |
| {#HOST}: Backup error (LLD) |
{ITEM.LASTVALUE1}
 |
Expression: {App BackupPC by Zabbix agent:backuppc.error.[{#HOST}].strlen()}<>0 and {App BackupPC by Zabbix agent:backuppc.disabled.[{#HOST}].last()}=0

Recovery expression:
 | information |
| {#HOST}: No new backups for {$BACKUPPC.OLDBACKUP.CRIT:”{#HOST}”} (LLD) |
No backups were taken for {$BACKUPPC.OLDBACKUP.CRIT:”{#HOST}”} Critical period per backup server or per backup host can be adjusted.
 |
Expression: {App BackupPC by Zabbix agent:backuppc.last_start_time.[{#HOST}].fuzzytime(7d)}=0 and {App BackupPC by Zabbix agent:backuppc.disabled.[{#HOST}].last()}=0

Recovery expression:
 | average |
| {#HOST}: No new backups for {$BACKUPPC.OLDBACKUP.WARN:”{#HOST}”} (LLD) |
No backups were taken for {$BACKUPPC.OLDBACKUP.WARN:”{#HOST}”} Warning period per backup server or per backup host can be adjusted.
 |
Expression: {App BackupPC by Zabbix agent:backuppc.last_start_time.[{#HOST}].fuzzytime(3d)}=0 and {App BackupPC by Zabbix agent:backuppc.disabled.[{#HOST}].last()}=0

Recovery expression:
 | warning |
| {#HOST}: Not enough full backups (LLD) |
{ITEM.LASTVALUE1} full backup(s) exist which is less than configured {ITEM.LASTVALUE2} full backup(s) value for this host A newly added most may not have enough full backups
 |
Expression: ({App BackupPC by Zabbix agent:backuppc.full_count.[{#HOST}].last()}<{App BackupPC by Zabbix agent:backuppc.full_keep_count.[{#HOST}].last()}) and {App BackupPC by Zabbix agent:backuppc.disabled.[{#HOST}].last()}=0

Recovery expression:
 | information |
| {#HOST}: Not enough incr backups (LLD) |
{ITEM.LASTVALUE1} incr backup(s) exist which is less than configured {ITEM.LASTVALUE2} incr backup(s) value for this host A newly added most may not have enough incremental backups
 |
Expression: ({App BackupPC by Zabbix agent:backuppc.incr_count.[{#HOST}].last()}<{App BackupPC by Zabbix agent:backuppc.incr_keep_count.[{#HOST}].last()}) and {App BackupPC by Zabbix agent:backuppc.disabled.[{#HOST}].last()}=0

Recovery expression:
 | information |
| {#HOST}: Size difference larger than {$BACKUPPC.SIZECHANGE.CRIT:”{#HOST}”} (LLD) |
There are new files larger than or size difference larger than {$BACKUPPC.SIZECHANGE.CRIT:”{#HOST}”} between last backup and previus backup. Critical size per backup server or per backup host can be adjusted.
 |
Expression: {App BackupPC by Zabbix agent:backuppc.disabled.[{#HOST}].last()}=0 and ({App BackupPC by Zabbix agent:backuppc.last_size_new.[{#HOST}].last()}>5G or {App BackupPC by Zabbix agent:backuppc.last_size.[{#HOST}].abschange()}>5G)

Recovery expression:
 | average |
| {#HOST}: Size difference larger than {$BACKUPPC.SIZECHANGE.WARN:”{#HOST}”} (LLD) |
There are new files larger than or size difference larger than {$BACKUPPC.SIZECHANGE.WARN:”{#HOST}”} between last backup and previus backup. Warning size per backup server or per backup host can be adjusted.
 |
Expression: {App BackupPC by Zabbix agent:backuppc.disabled.[{#HOST}].last()}=0 and ({App BackupPC by Zabbix agent:backuppc.last_size_new.[{#HOST}].last()}>1G or {App BackupPC by Zabbix agent:backuppc.last_size.[{#HOST}].abschange()}>1G)

Recovery expression:
 | warning |
The template to monitor BackupPC metrics API by Zabbix agent without need for extra scripts on server. Template Version v0.0.1 - Evren Yurtesen Tested on Zabbix5 and BackupPC 4.4.1 (needs updated metrics)
Please see the GitHub repository for newest version and reporting issues.
https://github.com/yurtesen/zabbix_backuppc
This template requires no external scripts.
It is tested with latest BackupPC which has updated metrics. It may function partially in older BackupPC versions.
https://github.com/backuppc/backuppc/pull/391
Evren Yurtesen
| Name | Description | Default | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| {$BACKUPPC.HOST} |
Hostname or IP of the BackupPC server.
 | <IP_ADDRESS> |
Text macro |
| {$BACKUPPC.OLDBACKUP.CRIT} |
Days before critical old backups
 | 7d |
Text macro |
| {$BACKUPPC.OLDBACKUP.WARN} |
Days before warning old backups
 | 3d |
Text macro |
| {$BACKUPPC.PASSWORD} |
Password of username which can access metrics of the BackupPC server.
 | backuppc |
Text macro |
| {$BACKUPPC.PATH} |
Path to BackupPC web interface
 | /backuppc |
Text macro |
| {$BACKUPPC.PORT} |
HTTP/HTTPS port
 | 443 |
Text macro |
| {$BACKUPPC.SCHEME} |
Metrics access scheme (http/https).
 | https |
Text macro |
| {$BACKUPPC.SIZECHANGE.CRIT} |
Crit backup size or new files size difference
 |
5G |
Text macro |
| {$BACKUPPC.SIZECHANGE.WARN} |
Warn backup size or new files size difference
 |
1G |
Text macro |
| {$BACKUPPC.USERNAME} |
Metrics access username.
 | backuppc |
Text macro |
There are no template links in this template.
| Name | Description | Type | Key and additional info |
|---|---|---|---|
| Discover backed up hosts |
-
 | Dependent item |
backuppc.hosts.discovery
Update: 0
 |
| Name | Description | Type | Key and additional info |
|---|---|---|---|
| Version |
-
 | Dependent item |
backuppc.server.version
Update: 0
 |
| Inode usage |
-
 | Dependent item |
backuppc.inode.usage
Update: 0
 |
| BackupPC get metrics |
Fetches BackupPC server metrics
 | Zabbix agent |
web.page.get[{$BACKUPPC.SCHEME}://{$BACKUPPC.USERNAME}:{$BACKUPPC.PASSWORD}@{$BACKUPPC.HOST}:{$BACKUPPC.PORT}/{$BACKUPPC.PATH}?action=metrics]
Update: 5m
 |
| Disk usage |
-
 | Dependent item |
backuppc.disk.usage
Update: 0
 |
| Determine last backup data |
-
 | Dependent item |
backuppc.metrics.last
Update: 0
 |
| Start time |
-
 | Dependent item |
backuppc.server.start_time
Update: 0
 |
| [{#HOST}] Disabled |
-
 | Dependent item |
backuppc.disabled.[{#HOST}]
Update: 0

LLD
 |
| [{#HOST}] Incr duration |
-
 | Dependent item |
backuppc.incr_duration.[{#HOST}]
Update: 0

LLD
 |
| [{#HOST}] Reason |
-
 | Dependent item |
backuppc.reason.[{#HOST}]
Update: 0

LLD
 |
| [{#HOST}] Incr start time |
-
 | Dependent item |
backuppc.incr_start_time.[{#HOST}]
Update: 0

LLD
 |
| [{#HOST}] Incr size |
-
 | Dependent item |
backuppc.incr_size.[{#HOST}]
Update: 0

LLD
 |
| [{#HOST}] Incr rate |
-
 | Dependent item |
backuppc.incr_rate.[{#HOST}]
Update: 0

LLD
 |
| [{#HOST}] Error |
-
 | Dependent item |
backuppc.error.[{#HOST}]
Update: 0

LLD
 |
| [{#HOST}] Incr keep count |
-
 | Dependent item |
backuppc.incr_keep_count.[{#HOST}]
Update: 0

LLD
 |
| [{#HOST}] Incr count |
-
 | Dependent item |
backuppc.incr_count.[{#HOST}]
Update: 0

LLD
 |
| [{#HOST}] Full start time |
-
 | Dependent item |
backuppc.full_start_time.[{#HOST}]
Update: 0

LLD
 |
| [{#HOST}] Full size |
-
 | Dependent item |
backuppc.full_size.[{#HOST}]
Update: 0

LLD
 |
| [{#HOST}] Full rate |
-
 | Dependent item |
backuppc.full_rate.[{#HOST}]
Update: 0

LLD
 |
| [{#HOST}] Full keep count |
-
 | Dependent item |
backuppc.full_keep_count.[{#HOST}]
Update: 0

LLD
 |
| [{#HOST}] Full duration |
-
 | Dependent item |
backuppc.full_duration.[{#HOST}]
Update: 0

LLD
 |
| [{#HOST}] Full count |
-
 | Dependent item |
backuppc.full_count.[{#HOST}]
Update: 0

LLD
 |
| [{#HOST}] State |
-
 | Dependent item |
backuppc.state.[{#HOST}]
Update: 0

LLD
 |
| [{#HOST}] Last # of new files |
-
 | Dependent item |
backuppc.last_nfiles_new.[{#HOST}]
Update: 0

LLD
 |
| [{#HOST}] Last size |
-
 | Dependent item |
backuppc.last_size.[{#HOST}]
Update: 0

LLD
 |
| [{#HOST}] Last new files size |
-
 | Dependent item |
backuppc.last_size_new.[{#HOST}]
Update: 0

LLD
 |
| [{#HOST}] Last start time |
-
 | Dependent item |
backuppc.last_start_time.[{#HOST}]
Update: 0

LLD
 |
| Name | Description | Expression | Priority |
|---|---|---|---|
| {#HOST}: Backup error |
{ITEM.LASTVALUE1}
 |
Expression: length(last(/App BackupPC by Zabbix agent/backuppc.error.[{#HOST}]))<>0 and last(/App BackupPC by Zabbix agent/backuppc.disabled.[{#HOST}])=0

Recovery expression:
 | information |
| {#HOST}: No new backups for {$BACKUPPC.OLDBACKUP.CRIT:”{#HOST}”} |
No backups were taken for {$BACKUPPC.OLDBACKUP.CRIT:”{#HOST}”} Critical period per backup server or per backup host can be adjusted.
 |
Expression: fuzzytime(/App BackupPC by Zabbix agent/backuppc.last_start_time.[{#HOST}],7d)=0 and last(/App BackupPC by Zabbix agent/backuppc.disabled.[{#HOST}])=0

Recovery expression:
 | average |
| {#HOST}: No new backups for {$BACKUPPC.OLDBACKUP.WARN:”{#HOST}”} |
No backups were taken for {$BACKUPPC.OLDBACKUP.WARN:”{#HOST}”} Warning period per backup server or per backup host can be adjusted.
 |
Expression: fuzzytime(/App BackupPC by Zabbix agent/backuppc.last_start_time.[{#HOST}],3d)=0 and last(/App BackupPC by Zabbix agent/backuppc.disabled.[{#HOST}])=0

Recovery expression:
 | warning |
| {#HOST}: Not enough full backups |
{ITEM.LASTVALUE1} full backup(s) exist which is less than configured {ITEM.LASTVALUE2} full backup(s) value for this host A newly added most may not have enough full backups
 |
Expression: (last(/App BackupPC by Zabbix agent/backuppc.full_count.[{#HOST}])<last(/App BackupPC by Zabbix agent/backuppc.full_keep_count.[{#HOST}])) and last(/App BackupPC by Zabbix agent/backuppc.disabled.[{#HOST}])=0

Recovery expression:
 | information |
| {#HOST}: Not enough incr backups |
{ITEM.LASTVALUE1} incr backup(s) exist which is less than configured {ITEM.LASTVALUE2} incr backup(s) value for this host A newly added most may not have enough incremental backups
 |
Expression: (last(/App BackupPC by Zabbix agent/backuppc.incr_count.[{#HOST}])<last(/App BackupPC by Zabbix agent/backuppc.incr_keep_count.[{#HOST}])) and last(/App BackupPC by Zabbix agent/backuppc.disabled.[{#HOST}])=0

Recovery expression:
 | information |
| {#HOST}: Size difference larger than {$BACKUPPC.SIZECHANGE.CRIT:”{#HOST}”} |
There are new files larger than or size difference larger than {$BACKUPPC.SIZECHANGE.CRIT:”{#HOST}”} between last backup and previus backup. Critical size per backup server or per backup host can be adjusted.
 |
Expression: last(/App BackupPC by Zabbix agent/backuppc.disabled.[{#HOST}])=0 and (last(/App BackupPC by Zabbix agent/backuppc.last_size_new.[{#HOST}])>5G or abs(change(/App BackupPC by Zabbix agent/backuppc.last_size.[{#HOST}]))>5G)

Recovery expression:
 | average |
| {#HOST}: Size difference larger than {$BACKUPPC.SIZECHANGE.WARN:”{#HOST}”} |
There are new files larger than or size difference larger than {$BACKUPPC.SIZECHANGE.WARN:”{#HOST}”} between last backup and previus backup. Warning size per backup server or per backup host can be adjusted.
 |
Expression: last(/App BackupPC by Zabbix agent/backuppc.disabled.[{#HOST}])=0 and (last(/App BackupPC by Zabbix agent/backuppc.last_size_new.[{#HOST}])>1G or abs(change(/App BackupPC by Zabbix agent/backuppc.last_size.[{#HOST}]))>1G)

Recovery expression:
 | warning |
| {#HOST}: Backup error (LLD) |
{ITEM.LASTVALUE1}
 |
Expression: length(last(/App BackupPC by Zabbix agent/backuppc.error.[{#HOST}]))<>0 and last(/App BackupPC by Zabbix agent/backuppc.disabled.[{#HOST}])=0

Recovery expression:
 | information |
| {#HOST}: No new backups for {$BACKUPPC.OLDBACKUP.CRIT:”{#HOST}”} (LLD) |
No backups were taken for {$BACKUPPC.OLDBACKUP.CRIT:”{#HOST}”} Critical period per backup server or per backup host can be adjusted.
 |
Expression: fuzzytime(/App BackupPC by Zabbix agent/backuppc.last_start_time.[{#HOST}],7d)=0 and last(/App BackupPC by Zabbix agent/backuppc.disabled.[{#HOST}])=0

Recovery expression:
 | average |
| {#HOST}: No new backups for {$BACKUPPC.OLDBACKUP.WARN:”{#HOST}”} (LLD) |
No backups were taken for {$BACKUPPC.OLDBACKUP.WARN:”{#HOST}”} Warning period per backup server or per backup host can be adjusted.
 |
Expression: fuzzytime(/App BackupPC by Zabbix agent/backuppc.last_start_time.[{#HOST}],3d)=0 and last(/App BackupPC by Zabbix agent/backuppc.disabled.[{#HOST}])=0

Recovery expression:
 | warning |
| {#HOST}: Not enough full backups (LLD) |
{ITEM.LASTVALUE1} full backup(s) exist which is less than configured {ITEM.LASTVALUE2} full backup(s) value for this host A newly added most may not have enough full backups
 |
Expression: (last(/App BackupPC by Zabbix agent/backuppc.full_count.[{#HOST}])<last(/App BackupPC by Zabbix agent/backuppc.full_keep_count.[{#HOST}])) and last(/App BackupPC by Zabbix agent/backuppc.disabled.[{#HOST}])=0

Recovery expression:
 | information |
| {#HOST}: Not enough incr backups (LLD) |
{ITEM.LASTVALUE1} incr backup(s) exist which is less than configured {ITEM.LASTVALUE2} incr backup(s) value for this host A newly added most may not have enough incremental backups
 |
Expression: (last(/App BackupPC by Zabbix agent/backuppc.incr_count.[{#HOST}])<last(/App BackupPC by Zabbix agent/backuppc.incr_keep_count.[{#HOST}])) and last(/App BackupPC by Zabbix agent/backuppc.disabled.[{#HOST}])=0

Recovery expression:
 | information |
| {#HOST}: Size difference larger than {$BACKUPPC.SIZECHANGE.CRIT:”{#HOST}”} (LLD) |
There are new files larger than or size difference larger than {$BACKUPPC.SIZECHANGE.CRIT:”{#HOST}”} between last backup and previus backup. Critical size per backup server or per backup host can be adjusted.
 |
Expression: last(/App BackupPC by Zabbix agent/backuppc.disabled.[{#HOST}])=0 and (last(/App BackupPC by Zabbix agent/backuppc.last_size_new.[{#HOST}])>5G or abs(change(/App BackupPC by Zabbix agent/backuppc.last_size.[{#HOST}]))>5G)

Recovery expression:
 | average |
| {#HOST}: Size difference larger than {$BACKUPPC.SIZECHANGE.WARN:”{#HOST}”} (LLD) |
There are new files larger than or size difference larger than {$BACKUPPC.SIZECHANGE.WARN:”{#HOST}”} between last backup and previus backup. Warning size per backup server or per backup host can be adjusted.
 |
Expression: last(/App BackupPC by Zabbix agent/backuppc.disabled.[{#HOST}])=0 and (last(/App BackupPC by Zabbix agent/backuppc.last_size_new.[{#HOST}])>1G or abs(change(/App BackupPC by Zabbix agent/backuppc.last_size.[{#HOST}]))>1G)

Recovery expression:
 | warning |
The template to monitor BackupPC metrics API by Zabbix agent without need for extra scripts on server. Template Version v0.0.1 - Evren Yurtesen Tested on Zabbix5 and BackupPC 4.4.1 (needs updated metrics)
Please see the GitHub repository for newest version and reporting issues.
https://github.com/yurtesen/zabbix_backuppc
This template requires no external scripts.
It is tested with latest BackupPC which has updated metrics. It may function partially in older BackupPC versions.
https://github.com/backuppc/backuppc/pull/391
Evren Yurtesen
| Name | Description | Default | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| {$BACKUPPC.HOST} |
Hostname or IP of the BackupPC server.
 | <IP_ADDRESS> |
Text macro |
| {$BACKUPPC.OLDBACKUP.CRIT} |
Days before critical old backups
 | 7d |
Text macro |
| {$BACKUPPC.OLDBACKUP.WARN} |
Days before warning old backups
 | 3d |
Text macro |
| {$BACKUPPC.PASSWORD} |
Password of username which can access metrics of the BackupPC server.
 | backuppc |
Text macro |
| {$BACKUPPC.PATH} |
Path to BackupPC web interface
 | /backuppc |
Text macro |
| {$BACKUPPC.PORT} |
HTTP/HTTPS port
 | 443 |
Text macro |
| {$BACKUPPC.SCHEME} |
Metrics access scheme (http/https).
 | https |
Text macro |
| {$BACKUPPC.SIZECHANGE.CRIT} |
Crit backup size or new files size difference
 |
5G |
Text macro |
| {$BACKUPPC.SIZECHANGE.WARN} |
Warn backup size or new files size difference
 |
1G |
Text macro |
| {$BACKUPPC.USERNAME} |
Metrics access username.
 | backuppc |
Text macro |
There are no template links in this template.
| Name | Description | Type | Key and additional info |
|---|---|---|---|
| Discover backed up hosts |
-
 | Dependent item |
backuppc.hosts.discovery
Update: 0
 |
| Name | Description | Type | Key and additional info |
|---|---|---|---|
| Version |
-
 | Dependent item |
backuppc.server.version
Update: 0
 |
| Inode usage |
-
 | Dependent item |
backuppc.inode.usage
Update: 0
 |
| BackupPC get metrics |
Fetches BackupPC server metrics
 | Zabbix agent |
web.page.get[{$BACKUPPC.SCHEME}://{$BACKUPPC.USERNAME}:{$BACKUPPC.PASSWORD}@{$BACKUPPC.HOST}:{$BACKUPPC.PORT}/{$BACKUPPC.PATH}?action=metrics]
Update: 5m
 |
| Disk usage |
-
 | Dependent item |
backuppc.disk.usage
Update: 0
 |
| Determine last backup data |
-
 | Dependent item |
backuppc.metrics.last
Update: 0
 |
| Start time |
-
 | Dependent item |
backuppc.server.start_time
Update: 0
 |
| [{#HOST}] Disabled |
-
 | Dependent item |
backuppc.disabled.[{#HOST}]
Update: 0

LLD
 |
| [{#HOST}] Incr duration |
-
 | Dependent item |
backuppc.incr_duration.[{#HOST}]
Update: 0

LLD
 |
| [{#HOST}] Reason |
-
 | Dependent item |
backuppc.reason.[{#HOST}]
Update: 0

LLD
 |
| [{#HOST}] Incr start time |
-
 | Dependent item |
backuppc.incr_start_time.[{#HOST}]
Update: 0

LLD
 |
| [{#HOST}] Incr size |
-
 | Dependent item |
backuppc.incr_size.[{#HOST}]
Update: 0

LLD
 |
| [{#HOST}] Incr rate |
-
 | Dependent item |
backuppc.incr_rate.[{#HOST}]
Update: 0

LLD
 |
| [{#HOST}] Error |
-
 | Dependent item |
backuppc.error.[{#HOST}]
Update: 0

LLD
 |
| [{#HOST}] Incr keep count |
-
 | Dependent item |
backuppc.incr_keep_count.[{#HOST}]
Update: 0

LLD
 |
| [{#HOST}] Incr count |
-
 | Dependent item |
backuppc.incr_count.[{#HOST}]
Update: 0

LLD
 |
| [{#HOST}] Full start time |
-
 | Dependent item |
backuppc.full_start_time.[{#HOST}]
Update: 0

LLD
 |
| [{#HOST}] Full size |
-
 | Dependent item |
backuppc.full_size.[{#HOST}]
Update: 0

LLD
 |
| [{#HOST}] Full rate |
-
 | Dependent item |
backuppc.full_rate.[{#HOST}]
Update: 0

LLD
 |
| [{#HOST}] Full keep count |
-
 | Dependent item |
backuppc.full_keep_count.[{#HOST}]
Update: 0

LLD
 |
| [{#HOST}] Full duration |
-
 | Dependent item |
backuppc.full_duration.[{#HOST}]
Update: 0

LLD
 |
| [{#HOST}] Full count |
-
 | Dependent item |
backuppc.full_count.[{#HOST}]
Update: 0

LLD
 |
| [{#HOST}] State |
-
 | Dependent item |
backuppc.state.[{#HOST}]
Update: 0

LLD
 |
| [{#HOST}] Last # of new files |
-
 | Dependent item |
backuppc.last_nfiles_new.[{#HOST}]
Update: 0

LLD
 |
| [{#HOST}] Last size |
-
 | Dependent item |
backuppc.last_size.[{#HOST}]
Update: 0

LLD
 |
| [{#HOST}] Last new files size |
-
 | Dependent item |
backuppc.last_size_new.[{#HOST}]
Update: 0

LLD
 |
| [{#HOST}] Last start time |
-
 | Dependent item |
backuppc.last_start_time.[{#HOST}]
Update: 0

LLD
 |
| Name | Description | Expression | Priority |
|---|---|---|---|
| {#HOST}: Backup error |
{ITEM.LASTVALUE1}
 |
Expression: length(last(/App BackupPC by Zabbix agent/backuppc.error.[{#HOST}]))<>0 and last(/App BackupPC by Zabbix agent/backuppc.disabled.[{#HOST}])=0

Recovery expression:
 | information |
| {#HOST}: No new backups for {$BACKUPPC.OLDBACKUP.CRIT:”{#HOST}”} |
No backups were taken for {$BACKUPPC.OLDBACKUP.CRIT:”{#HOST}”} Critical period per backup server or per backup host can be adjusted.
 |
Expression: fuzzytime(/App BackupPC by Zabbix agent/backuppc.last_start_time.[{#HOST}],7d)=0 and last(/App BackupPC by Zabbix agent/backuppc.disabled.[{#HOST}])=0

Recovery expression:
 | average |
| {#HOST}: No new backups for {$BACKUPPC.OLDBACKUP.WARN:”{#HOST}”} |
No backups were taken for {$BACKUPPC.OLDBACKUP.WARN:”{#HOST}”} Warning period per backup server or per backup host can be adjusted.
 |
Expression: fuzzytime(/App BackupPC by Zabbix agent/backuppc.last_start_time.[{#HOST}],3d)=0 and last(/App BackupPC by Zabbix agent/backuppc.disabled.[{#HOST}])=0

Recovery expression:
 | warning |
| {#HOST}: Not enough full backups |
{ITEM.LASTVALUE1} full backup(s) exist which is less than configured {ITEM.LASTVALUE2} full backup(s) value for this host A newly added most may not have enough full backups
 |
Expression: (last(/App BackupPC by Zabbix agent/backuppc.full_count.[{#HOST}])<last(/App BackupPC by Zabbix agent/backuppc.full_keep_count.[{#HOST}])) and last(/App BackupPC by Zabbix agent/backuppc.disabled.[{#HOST}])=0

Recovery expression:
 | information |
| {#HOST}: Not enough incr backups |
{ITEM.LASTVALUE1} incr backup(s) exist which is less than configured {ITEM.LASTVALUE2} incr backup(s) value for this host A newly added most may not have enough incremental backups
 |
Expression: (last(/App BackupPC by Zabbix agent/backuppc.incr_count.[{#HOST}])<last(/App BackupPC by Zabbix agent/backuppc.incr_keep_count.[{#HOST}])) and last(/App BackupPC by Zabbix agent/backuppc.disabled.[{#HOST}])=0

Recovery expression:
 | information |
| {#HOST}: Size difference larger than {$BACKUPPC.SIZECHANGE.CRIT:”{#HOST}”} |
There are new files larger than or size difference larger than {$BACKUPPC.SIZECHANGE.CRIT:”{#HOST}”} between last backup and previus backup. Critical size per backup server or per backup host can be adjusted.
 |
Expression: last(/App BackupPC by Zabbix agent/backuppc.disabled.[{#HOST}])=0 and (last(/App BackupPC by Zabbix agent/backuppc.last_size_new.[{#HOST}])>5G or abs(change(/App BackupPC by Zabbix agent/backuppc.last_size.[{#HOST}]))>5G)

Recovery expression:
 | average |
| {#HOST}: Size difference larger than {$BACKUPPC.SIZECHANGE.WARN:”{#HOST}”} |
There are new files larger than or size difference larger than {$BACKUPPC.SIZECHANGE.WARN:”{#HOST}”} between last backup and previus backup. Warning size per backup server or per backup host can be adjusted.
 |
Expression: last(/App BackupPC by Zabbix agent/backuppc.disabled.[{#HOST}])=0 and (last(/App BackupPC by Zabbix agent/backuppc.last_size_new.[{#HOST}])>1G or abs(change(/App BackupPC by Zabbix agent/backuppc.last_size.[{#HOST}]))>1G)

Recovery expression:
 | warning |
| {#HOST}: Backup error (LLD) |
{ITEM.LASTVALUE1}
 |
Expression: length(last(/App BackupPC by Zabbix agent/backuppc.error.[{#HOST}]))<>0 and last(/App BackupPC by Zabbix agent/backuppc.disabled.[{#HOST}])=0

Recovery expression:
 | information |
| {#HOST}: No new backups for {$BACKUPPC.OLDBACKUP.CRIT:”{#HOST}”} (LLD) |
No backups were taken for {$BACKUPPC.OLDBACKUP.CRIT:”{#HOST}”} Critical period per backup server or per backup host can be adjusted.
 |
Expression: fuzzytime(/App BackupPC by Zabbix agent/backuppc.last_start_time.[{#HOST}],7d)=0 and last(/App BackupPC by Zabbix agent/backuppc.disabled.[{#HOST}])=0

Recovery expression:
 | average |
| {#HOST}: No new backups for {$BACKUPPC.OLDBACKUP.WARN:”{#HOST}”} (LLD) |
No backups were taken for {$BACKUPPC.OLDBACKUP.WARN:”{#HOST}”} Warning period per backup server or per backup host can be adjusted.
 |
Expression: fuzzytime(/App BackupPC by Zabbix agent/backuppc.last_start_time.[{#HOST}],3d)=0 and last(/App BackupPC by Zabbix agent/backuppc.disabled.[{#HOST}])=0

Recovery expression:
 | warning |
| {#HOST}: Not enough full backups (LLD) |
{ITEM.LASTVALUE1} full backup(s) exist which is less than configured {ITEM.LASTVALUE2} full backup(s) value for this host A newly added most may not have enough full backups
 |
Expression: (last(/App BackupPC by Zabbix agent/backuppc.full_count.[{#HOST}])<last(/App BackupPC by Zabbix agent/backuppc.full_keep_count.[{#HOST}])) and last(/App BackupPC by Zabbix agent/backuppc.disabled.[{#HOST}])=0

Recovery expression:
 | information |
| {#HOST}: Not enough incr backups (LLD) |
{ITEM.LASTVALUE1} incr backup(s) exist which is less than configured {ITEM.LASTVALUE2} incr backup(s) value for this host A newly added most may not have enough incremental backups
 |
Expression: (last(/App BackupPC by Zabbix agent/backuppc.incr_count.[{#HOST}])<last(/App BackupPC by Zabbix agent/backuppc.incr_keep_count.[{#HOST}])) and last(/App BackupPC by Zabbix agent/backuppc.disabled.[{#HOST}])=0

Recovery expression:
 | information |
| {#HOST}: Size difference larger than {$BACKUPPC.SIZECHANGE.CRIT:”{#HOST}”} (LLD) |
There are new files larger than or size difference larger than {$BACKUPPC.SIZECHANGE.CRIT:”{#HOST}”} between last backup and previus backup. Critical size per backup server or per backup host can be adjusted.
 |
Expression: last(/App BackupPC by Zabbix agent/backuppc.disabled.[{#HOST}])=0 and (last(/App BackupPC by Zabbix agent/backuppc.last_size_new.[{#HOST}])>5G or abs(change(/App BackupPC by Zabbix agent/backuppc.last_size.[{#HOST}]))>5G)

Recovery expression:
 | average |
| {#HOST}: Size difference larger than {$BACKUPPC.SIZECHANGE.WARN:”{#HOST}”} (LLD) |
There are new files larger than or size difference larger than {$BACKUPPC.SIZECHANGE.WARN:”{#HOST}”} between last backup and previus backup. Warning size per backup server or per backup host can be adjusted.
 |
Expression: last(/App BackupPC by Zabbix agent/backuppc.disabled.[{#HOST}])=0 and (last(/App BackupPC by Zabbix agent/backuppc.last_size_new.[{#HOST}])>1G or abs(change(/App BackupPC by Zabbix agent/backuppc.last_size.[{#HOST}]))>1G)

Recovery expression:
 | warning |


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| void | interface-added | Run Last |
| void | interface-removed | Run Last |
| void | object-added | Run Last |
| void | object-removed | Run Last |
GDBusObjectManager is implemented by GDBusObjectManagerClient and GDBusObjectManagerServer.
The GDBusObjectManager type is the base type for service- and client-side implementations of the standardized org.freedesktop.DBus.ObjectManager interface.
See GDBusObjectManagerClient for the client-side implementation and GDBusObjectManagerServer for the service-side implementation.
const gchar *
g_dbus_object_manager_get_object_path (GDBusObjectManager *manager
);
Gets the object path that manager
is for.
Since 2.30
GList *
g_dbus_object_manager_get_objects (GDBusObjectManager *manager
);
Gets all GDBusObject objects known to manager
.
A list of
GDBusObject objects. The returned list should be freed with
g_list_free()
after each element has been freed with
g_object_unref()
.
[transfer full][element-type GDBusObject]
Since 2.30
GDBusObject * g_dbus_object_manager_get_object (GDBusObjectManager *manager
,const gchar *object_path
);
Gets the GDBusObjectProxy at object_path
, if any.
Since 2.30
GDBusInterface * g_dbus_object_manager_get_interface (GDBusObjectManager *manager
,const gchar *object_path
,const gchar *interface_name
);
Gets the interface proxy for interface_name
at object_path
, if
any.
manager |
||
object_path |
Object path to lookup. |
|
interface_name |
D-Bus interface name to lookup. |
Since 2.30
struct GDBusObjectManagerIface { GTypeInterface parent_iface; /* Virtual Functions */ const gchar *(*get_object_path) (GDBusObjectManager *manager); GList *(*get_objects) (GDBusObjectManager *manager); GDBusObject *(*get_object) (GDBusObjectManager *manager, const gchar *object_path); GDBusInterface *(*get_interface) (GDBusObjectManager *manager, const gchar *object_path, const gchar *interface_name); /* Signals */ void (*object_added) (GDBusObjectManager *manager, GDBusObject *object); void (*object_removed) (GDBusObjectManager *manager, GDBusObject *object); void (*interface_added) (GDBusObjectManager *manager, GDBusObject *object, GDBusInterface *interface_); void (*interface_removed) (GDBusObjectManager *manager, GDBusObject *object, GDBusInterface *interface_); };
Base type for D-Bus object managers.
GTypeInterface |
The parent interface. |
|
Virtual function for |
||
Virtual function for |
||
Virtual function for |
||
Virtual function for |
||
Signal handler for the “object-added” signal. |
||
Signal handler for the “object-removed” signal. |
||
Signal handler for the “interface-added” signal. |
||
Signal handler for the “interface-removed” signal. |
Since 2.30
“interface-added”
signalvoid user_function (GDBusObjectManager *manager, GDBusObject *object, GDBusInterface *interface, gpointer user_data)
Emitted when interface
is added to object
.
This signal exists purely as a convenience to avoid having to
connect signals to all objects managed by manager
.
manager |
The GDBusObjectManager emitting the signal. |
|
object |
The GDBusObject on which an interface was added. |
|
interface |
The GDBusInterface that was added. |
|
user_data |
user data set when the signal handler was connected. |
Flags: Run Last
Since 2.30
“interface-removed”
signalvoid user_function (GDBusObjectManager *manager, GDBusObject *object, GDBusInterface *interface, gpointer user_data)
Emitted when interface
has been removed from object
.
This signal exists purely as a convenience to avoid having to
connect signals to all objects managed by manager
.
manager |
The GDBusObjectManager emitting the signal. |
|
object |
The GDBusObject on which an interface was removed. |
|
interface |
The GDBusInterface that was removed. |
|
user_data |
user data set when the signal handler was connected. |
Flags: Run Last
Since 2.30
“object-added”
signalvoid user_function (GDBusObjectManager *manager, GDBusObject *object, gpointer user_data)
Emitted when object
is added to manager
.
manager |
The GDBusObjectManager emitting the signal. |
|
object |
The GDBusObject that was added. |
|
user_data |
user data set when the signal handler was connected. |
Flags: Run Last
Since 2.30
“object-removed”
signalvoid user_function (GDBusObjectManager *manager, GDBusObject *object, gpointer user_data)
Emitted when object
is removed from manager
.
manager |
The GDBusObjectManager emitting the signal. |
|
object |
The GDBusObject that was removed. |
|
user_data |
user data set when the signal handler was connected. |
Flags: Run Last
Since 2.30


Serbia's Vucic admitted to hospital with heart problems
BELGRADE (Reuters) - Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic has been admitted to a hospital after experiencing heart problems, his office said on Saturday.
A government official who spoke on condition of anonymity told Reuters on Saturday: “The president is stable now.”
Vucic, 49, was admitted to a military hospital in Belgrade due to cardiovascular problems on Friday, a statement from his office said.
A former ultra-nationalist who turned towards the European Union, Vucic became prime minister in 2014 and was elected president in 2017.
Although the presidential role is ceremonial he retains political control as head of the Serbian Progressive Party, which has been in power since 2012.


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The volume element in
coordinates is given by
. If we choose a Jacobian that is
independent of , then uniform grids will correspond to grids
with uniform volume interval. In this case,
is written as
|
(197) |
where is a function independent of . Then
in Eq. (191) is written
|
(198) |
and
given by Eq. (193) now takes the
following form
|
(199) |
Note that both
and
are
independent of the function introduced in Eq. (197).
( is eliminated by the normalization procedure specified in Sec.
5.3.1 due to the fact that is constant on a magnetic
surface.)
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Typography
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Typography is the art and technique of arranging type to make written language legible, readable, and appealing when displayed. The arrangement of type involves selecting typefaces, point size, line length, line-spacing (leading), letter-spacing (tracking), and adjusting the space within letters pairs (kerning).
The term typography is also applied to the style, arrangement, and appearance of the letters, numbers, and symbols created by the process. Type design is a closely related craft, sometimes considered part of typography; most typographers do not design typefaces, and some type designers do not consider themselves typographers. Typography also may be used as a decorative device, unrelated to communication of information.
Table of contents
- History
- Evolution
- Experimental typeface uses
- Techniques
- Scope
- Text typefaces
- Color
- Principles of the craft
- Display graphics
- Advertising
- Inscriptional and architectural lettering
- See also
- Notes
- General References
- External links
History
The essential criterion of type identity was met by medieval print artifacts such as the Latin Pruefening Abbey inscription of 1119 that was created by the same technique as the Phaistos disc. The silver altarpiece of patriarch Pellegrinus II (1195−1204) in the cathedral of Cividale was printed with individual letter punches.
Apparently, the same printing technique may be found in tenth to twelfth century Byzantine reliquaries. Other early examples include individual letter tiles where the words are formed by assembling single letter tiles in the desired order, which were reasonably widespread in medieval Northern Europe.
Typography with movable type was invented during the eleventh-century Song dynasty in China by Bi Sheng (990–1051). His movable type system was manufactured from ceramic materials, and clay type printing continued to be practiced in China until the Qing Dynasty.
Wang Zhen was one of the pioneers of wooden movable type. Although the wooden type was more durable under the mechanical rigors of handling, repeated printing wore the character faces down and the types could be replaced only by carving new pieces.
Evolution
The design of typefaces has developed alongside the development of typesetting systems. Although typography has evolved significantly from its origins, it is a largely conservative art that tends to cleave closely to tradition. This is because legibility is paramount, and so the typefaces that are the most readable usually are retained.
In addition, the evolution of typography is inextricably intertwined with lettering by hand and related art forms, especially formal styles, which thrived for centuries preceding typography, and so the evolution of typography must be discussed with reference to this relationship.
The development of Roman typeface can be traced back to Greek lapidary letters. Greek lapidary letters were carved into stone and “one of the first formal uses of Western letterforms”; after that, Roman lapidary letterforms evolved into the monumental capitals, which laid the foundation for Western typographical design, especially serif typefaces.
There are two styles of Roman typefaces: the old style, and the modern. The former is characterized by its similarly-weighted lines, while the latter is distinguished by its contrast of light and heavy lines. Often, these styles are combined.