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Replacer
The replacer is an easy way to replace strings in requests and responses.
It is accessible via the Options and by default it can be quickly accessed via the '<ctrl> R' hotkey.
The Replacer Options panel allows you to define as many replacement rules as you need.
Each rule is defined by the following fields:
Description
A description that allows you to identify the rule.
URL
A regular expression to match the URL of the message, if empty the rule applies to all messages.
For example, allows to restrict the rules to certain domains when providing authentication credentials.
Match Type
May be one of:
Request Header (will add if not present)
In this case the 'Match String' will be treated as a header name.
If the header is present then its value will be replaced by the replacement text.
If the replacement text is empty then the header will be removed (if present).
If the header is not present and the replacement text is not empty then the header will be added.
Request Header String
In this case the 'Match String' will be treated as a string or regex expression.
If it is present in the request header then it will be replaced by the replacement text.
Request Body String
In this case the 'Match String' will be treated as a string or regex expression.
If it is present in the request body then it will be replaced by the replacement text.
Response Header (will add if not present)
In this case the 'Match String' will be treated as a header name.
If the header is present then its value will be replaced by the replacement text.
If the replacement text is empty then the header will be removed (if present).
If the header is not present and the replacement text is not empty then the header will be added.
Response Header String
In this case the 'Match String' will be treated as a string or regex expression.
If it is present in the response header then it will be replaced by the replacement text.
Response Body String
In this case the 'Match String' will be treated as a string or regex expression.
If it is present in the response body then it will be replaced by the replacement text.
Match String
The string that will be used to identify what should be replaced - see Match Type for details.
Match Regex
If set then the Match String will be treated as a regex expression.
This option is disabled when matching actual headers.
Hexadecimal bytes are represented with "\x00 - \xFF" (for example "abc\x01\x02\x03def").
Replacement String
The new string that will replace the specified selection.
Hexadecimal bytes are represented with "\x00 - \xFF".
The literal string "\x00" can be kept with "\\x00".
Enable
If not set then the rule will not apply.
Token Processing
When enabled, the Replacement String may contain a single token which is replaced with a dynamic value:
Initiators tab
Allows you to specify which 'initiators' the rule should apply to.
Each ZAP component which can send and receive messages is a separate initiator, so this gives you a very fine grain
control over exactly when the rule should apply.
If you need even more control over when and how text should be replaced then you can use the ZAP Script Console which
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When using the ToDataTable(), ToIEnumerable(), or ToList() methods for any
View/Table Model you may have, the option of specifying additional clauses
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as arguments for any in these functions or their overloads.
Make sure you use the following parameters the way they're intended to:
using System;
namespace TestMagnaDB
{
class Program
{
static void Main(string[] args)
{
const string Longhair = "Longhair";
// Here's an example on how to order/filter results.
// Let's say we have our Cat class (Home Page, Table Models section)
// and we wanted only the kittens that were Longhair and we wanted
// them ordered by name. The next line of code accomplishes that.
var longhairKittensByName = Cat.ToList("WHERE Breed='{0}' ORDER BY Name", Longhair);
}
}
}


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Position 09° 26.65'N, 78° 34.975'W.
Check in at the police station, but note that this is not an official Port of Entry for Panama.
Last updated June 2012.
It has been reported that canoes and small boats with engines speed around the anchorage and that at night generators run most of the time for the village's street lighting.
Shops here sell a little more, you can get beer and coca-cola, fresh fruit, vegetables and chicken.


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Getting Started¶
Note
This manual is made with the hosted gBridge service. If you are running gBridge on your own servers, there might be some small differences. However, they can be easily adapted.
Register a new account¶
That’s not complicated at all: just visit https://gbridge.kappelt.net/register and fill in the required information. After you’ve received the confirmation email, you can instantly log in.
A first device¶
You’ll see your account’s dashboard for the first time after logging in.
Press the top-right button labeled with “+ Device” to create a new one. Choose whatever you like. For this example, I’ve chosen “Light” as the type and both “On and Off” and “Brightness” as supported traits.
Note the MQTT topics that are listed here.
Tip
You can edit these MQTT topics for the devices as you like. To do so, press the “Edit” button in the device list.
Please note that you can’t specify your own topics while creating new devices, only while editing them after creation.
Connect Google Assistant¶
Open the Google Home App to connect your Google Home system to gBridge. Add a new device, select the category “Works with Google”. Select Kappelt gBridge.
If you add new devices in your dashboard, they’ll appear in the list automatically.
Important
There is a bug in a current version of the Google Home app that might lead to the message “Couldn’t update the settings. Check your connection”. This problem is solely caused by the Google Home app, thus we are unable to fix it at the moment.
This issue has been analyzed by some Reddit users. It seems to be common among Android devices with Google Chrome as the standard browser, while being logged in to multiple Google Accounts.
For many users, installing Firefox and setting it (temporarily) to the default browser seemed to fixed the problem.
Test it¶
Everything is ready now! Messages will now be available on gBridge’s public MQTT server. You can connect to it:
| Hostname: | mqtt.gbridge.kappelt.net |
|---|---|
| Port: | 8883 |
| Username: | Shown in your account’s dashboard under “My Account” |
| Password: | Is your account’s password by default, but can be changed independently. |
| TLS: | TLS V1.2 is required |
About TLS: The Server uses an certificate that is signed by Let’s Encrypt. The Let’s Encrypt CA is trusted by most systems nowadays, you shouldn’t really need to install a certificate. Only download the prepared CA certificates if your system doesn’t support them natively.
Subscribe now to the MQTT topic that belongs to your device, for example with mosquitto_sub:
mosquitto_sub --username your-mqtt-username \
--pw your-mqtt-password \
--capath /etc/ssl/certs/ \
--host mqtt.gbridge.kappelt.net \
--port 8883 \
--topic gBridge/u2/d4/onoff
Going further¶
Now you’re all set! There is more information in this documentation.
Have a look at https://status.gbridge.kappelt.net, too. You can subscribe to notifications about planned updates or possible service outages.
If you like, you can follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/Kappelt_gBridge


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