Getting Started¶
Background¶
The PDS4 Information Model, PDS4 Data Dictionary, and their XML representation in the PDS4 Common Schema and Schematron serve as a library of generic definitions for each PDS4 product type. PDS also maintains data dictionaries for specialized disciplines such as geometry and cartography and for specific planetary missions; these are called Local Data Dictionaries or LDDs. They are also expressed as XML schemas for use in PDS labels. The PDS4 Schema and all current Local Data Dictionary schemas are available at https://pds.nasa.gov/datastandards/schema/released/.
When a schema is used in a PDS4 label it is associated with a namespace. A namespace is a
context for the terms defined in the schema. The common PDS4 schema has the namespace pds,
and it is the default namespace in a PDS4 label. Other namespaces correspond to Local Data
Dictionaries such as cart for the Cartography Dictionary, disp for the Display Dictionary, and mvn
for the MAVEN Mission Dictionary If classes or attributes from other namespaces are used in the label, the terms are prefixed with that namespace, as in cart:map_projection_name
and disp:vertical_display_direction
. Only namespaces that are registered in the Namespace Registry may be used in PDS4 labels. To request a new namespace, see instructions here.
When you prepare data for delivery to PDS, you will certainly be involved in creating labels; you may also be involved in creating discipline- or mission-specific LDDs. This section will focus on the components of labels, design choices you will need to make, and tools you can use. Basic information about XML and XML schemas can be found in Appendix C, specific instructions for editing PDS XML labels are in Appendix D, and a discussion about creating Local Data Dictionaries is available on the Small Bodies Node PDS4 Wiki (https://sbnwiki.astro.umd.edu).
For more details, see the PDS4 Data Provider’s Handbook (DPH), PDS4 Standards Reference (SR), and of the other PDS4 Standards Documentation.
Additional PDS4 Documentation¶
Here are some additional websites that may help provide more details about NASA Planetary Data System (PDS), our international partners at the International Planetary Data Alliance (IPDA), and the PDS4 Data Standard:
Planetary Data System (PDS) Homepage - https://pds.nasa.gov/
International Planetary Data Alliance (IPDA) Homepage - https://planetarydata.org/
PDS4 Data Standards - https://pds.nasa.gov/datastandards/about/
Getting to Know Your LDD Repo¶
Overview¶
Assuming a new LDD Github Repo has been generated for you, this section and its subsections will describe the directories, associated files, and and the automated dictionary generation and validate performed automatically by the repo through Github Actions.
The default directory structure and file locations are very important to ensuring the continuous integration built into the repository executes successfully.
LDD Generation and Validation¶
Each LDD Github repo generated from the ldd-template repo will contain Github Actions to do the following:
Generating schemas and schematrons¶
The github action will download and run the latest LDDTool and generate the schemas and schematrons from your Ingest LDD using the expected LDDTool flags.
What does this mean?
The schemas and schematrons in your repository should always be generated using the latest LDDTool and using the configuration that an operational release would expect. It really helps ensure all LDDs are generated the same way and include the same set of files.
Additionally,*you should NOT generate and push schemas or schematrons to your repository manually*. To minimize inconsistencies across LDDs, all schemas and schematrons posted on Github should be auto-generated by Github, or generated and pushed by EN Operations staff.
What does this NOT mean?
This does not mean you shouldn’t download LDDTool and test locally. Github Actions are great, but can be kind of slow generating the schemas, so I would recommend running LDDTool locally to test before pushing an update to Github per the LDD Update Process.
LDD Validation¶
The github action also downloads Validate Tool, performs basic validation of your schemas and schematrons, and performs regression testing against any tests in the test/
directory of your repo. See :doc:LDD Regression Testing for more info on how to populate the test
directory.
Repo Directory Structure¶
Warning
Please do not remove or move the directories unless told it is OK by the descriptions of the directories below.
Below is an example of the default repo layout for the cart namespace. This is an example and the exact layout of the generated repo is subject to change, but the following subsections of this guide will be updated as needed. For the latest layout checkout the ldd-template repo:
├── README.md
├── pds4_versions.txt
├── build
│ └── development
│ └── release
├── src
│ ├── PDS4_EXAMPLE_IngestLDD.xml
│ └── dependencies
├── test
│ ├── No.Data
│ ├── test1_FAIL.xml
│ └── test1_VALID.xml
README.md¶
Update the
Contribute
section of your new reposREADME.md
with an appropriate description and steward contact information.
For more general information on READMEs, see Github documentation.
pds4_versions.txt¶
This text file contains the applicable PDS4 Versions to build against for LDDs in your repo. Feel free to remove versions that are not applicable or add new versions by adding a newline and the applicable version number. Note: The Github CI/CD only works for PDS4 IM versions <IP_ADDRESS> and later.
build/¶
This directory is where all the schemas, schematrons and other files generated from LDDTool are placed.
development
- this directory will contain the current development version of the schema. You should always be able to direct someone here if they want to be able to test with the schemas that are currently in development for next build.
** release
- this directory will contain all released versions of the LDD from PDS4 Stadard Version <IP_ADDRESS> and later. This directory is maintained for configuration management only. Users should be directed to download from the archival, released version at pds.nasa.gov.
src/¶
This directory is where the IngestLDD and it’s associated dependencies
are located.
IngestLDD.xml
- this file must be located in this directory in order for the continuous integration to work properly. The file name must also (1) containIngestLDD
and (2) have a file suffix of.xml
.dependencies/
- in the event that your Discipline Dictionary inherits classes from another Discipline Dictionary, this directory will use Github submodules to link to the other repository. If that does not apply to your dictionary, you can remove this directory. If it does, contact the PDS Steward Admins to get help setting this up.
test/¶
See LDD Regression Testing for more details.
Trying It Out¶
Before trying it out on your own repository, I recommend reviewing the LDD Update Process and completing the LDD Update and Build Tutorial
Handling LDD dependencies¶
If your Discipline LDD has a dependency on another Discipline LDD, you will need to complete the following changes to your repository after it has been created:
Create a new
src/dependencies
directory:mkdir -p src/dependencies
Create a submodule to the LDD is in the dependent repo:
cd src/dependencies git submodule add https://github.com/pds-data-dictionaries/ldd-geom
You should now see a
src/dependencies/ldd_geom
directory:$ ls README.md ldd-geom/
Commit and push your changes to a branch and merge.


The table below lists the available attributes which can be used to personalize your app. The Notes column is for you to add your own branding.
| Attribute name | Type | Description | Example | Default | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| User bubble | |||||
| remoteUserBubbleBackgroundColor | UIColor | Color code for the background of the remote user bubble. | #0362AC | ||
| remoteUserBubbleBorderColor | UIColor | Color code for the outline color. | #0362AC | ||
| remoteUserBubbleLinkColor | UIColor | Color code for links in the text of the remote user bubble. | #FFFFFF | ||
| remoteUserBubbleTextColor | UIColor | Color code for the text of the remote user bubble. | #FFFFFF | ||
| remoteUserBubbleBorderWidth | Double | Double number for the outline width. | 2 | ||
| remoteUserBubbleTimestampColor | UIColor | Color code for the timestamp of the remote user bubble. | #AAAAAA | ||
| remoteUserTypingTintColor | UIColor | Color of the remote user typing bubbles animation. | #FFFFFF | ||
| userBubbleBackgroundColor | UIColor | Color code for the background of the visitor bubble. | #FFFFFF | ||
| userBubbleBorderColor | UIColor | Color code for the outline color. | #BEBEBE | ||
| userBubbleLinkColor | UIColor | Color code for links in the text of the visitor bubble. | #0000ee | ||
| userBubbleTextColor | UIColor | Color code for the text of the visitor bubble. | #7C7C7C | ||
| userBubbleBorderWidth | Double | Double number for the outline width. | 1 | ||
| userBubbleTimestampColor | UIColor | Color code for the timestamp of the visitor bubble. | #AAAAAA | ||
| userBubbleSendStatusTextColor | UIColor | Color code for the send status text of the visitor bubble. | #5B5C5E | ||
| userBubbleErrorTextColor | UIColor | Color code for the error view text of the visitor bubble. | #DE0A23 | ||
| userBubbleErrorBorderColor | UIColor | Color code for the error view border of the visitor bubble. | #DE0A23 | ||
| bubbleEmailLinksRegex | string? | Regular expression for email hyperlinks in users messages (consumer and agent). This attribute is optional - If not assigned, the default link detection will be enabled. | nil | ||
| bubbleUrlLinksRegex | string? | Regular expression for url hyperlinks in users messages (consumer and agent). This attribute is optional - If not assigned, the default link detection will be enabled | nil | ||
| bubblePhoneLinksRegex | string? | Regular expression for phone hyperlinks in users messages (consumer and agent). This attribute is optional - If not assigned, the default link detection will be enabled. | nil | ||
| Link Preview | |||||
| enableLinkPreview | bool | Enable or disable link preview feature. If disabled, user will not see site’s link preview or link preview. | true | ||
| linkPreviewBackgroundColor | UIColor | Color code for the background of the link preview area inside cell. | UIColor.white | ||
| linkPreviewTitleTextColor | UIColor | Color code for the title text inside link preview area inside cell. | UIColor.black | ||
| linkPreviewDescriptionTextColor | UIColor | Color code for the description text inside link preview area inside cell. | #5B5C5E | ||
| linkPreviewSiteNameTextColor | UIColor | Color code for the description site name link preview area inside cell. | #E2E3E3 | ||
| linkPreviewBorderWidth | Double | Double number for the outline width of link preview area inside cell. | 1.0 | ||
| linkPreviewStyle | LPUrlPreviewStyle | Refers to the style in which the link preview cell will be displayed. | Slim: Large: |
LPUrlPreviewStyle.slim | |
| linkPreviewSiteNameTextColor | UIColor | Color code for the description site name link preview area inside cell. | |||
| urlRealTimePreviewBackgroundColor | UIColor | The background color of the url real time preview. | UIColor.white | ||
| urlRealTimePreviewBorderColor | UIColor | The border color of the url real time preview. | |||
| urlRealTimePreviewBorderWidth | CGFloat | The border width of the url real time preview. | |||
| urlRealTimePreviewTitleTextColor | UIColor | The title text color of the url real time preview. | |||
| urlRealTimePreviewDescriptionTextColor | UIColor | The description text color of the url real time preview. | |||
| Photo Sharing | |||||
| enablePhotoSharing | Bool | True: Enables Photo Sharing feature False: Disables Photo Sharing |
false | ||
| maxNumberOfSavedFilesOnDisk | int | This number represents how many files will be saved on the disk. Exceeding files are deleted when the app closes. | 20 | ||
| fileCellLoaderFillColor | UIColor | Radial loader fill color. | UIColor(white: 0.0, alpha: 0.5) | ||
| fileCellLoaderRingProgressColor | UIColor | Radial loader progress color. | UIColor.white | ||
| fileCellLoaderRingBackgroundColor | UIColor | Radial loader progress background color. | UIColor.lightGray | ||
| photosharingMenuBackgroundColor | UIColor | Photosharing menu background color. | #0362AC | ||
| photosharingMenuButtonsBackgroundColor | UIColor | Photosharing menu buttons background color. | UIColor.white | ||
| photosharingMenuButtonsTintColor | UIColor | Photosharing menu buttons tint color. | #0362AC | ||
| photosharingMenuButtonsTextColor | UIColor | Photosharing menu buttons text color. | UIColor.white | ||
| Send Button | |||||
| sendButtonDisabledColor | UIColor | Color code for Send button title in disabled mode. | #AAAAAA | ||
| sendButtonEnabledTextColor | UIColor | Color code for Send button title in enabled mode. | #0362AC | ||
| isSendMessageButtonIn0 | Bool | Two options for send message button mode: - Send message button in “text mode”: Will be taken from localized resources - Send message button in “icon mode” |
Default mode is text | ||
| System messages | |||||
| systemBubbleTextColor | UIColor | Color code for the text of the system messages. | #000000 | ||
| Window mode | |||||
| customButtonImage | UIImage | In window mode only: Custom button icon image. This will be displayed on the navigation bar. When the button is pressed, a dedicated callback will be invoked. (See LPMessagingSDKCustomButtonTapped for more information). | nil | ||
| Delivery notifications | |||||
| checkmarkVisibility | CheckmarksState (Integer Enum) | Checkmark visibility of the following options (type CheckmarksState): SentOnly - Show checkmarks for only Sent messages. SentAndAccepted - Show checkmarks for only Sent and Accepted messages. All - Show checkmarks for Sent, Accepted and Read messages. | CheckmarksState. All | ||
| checkmarkReadColor | UIColor | Color of checkmark indication signs of Read messages. | #004dc9 | ||
| checkmarkDistributedColor | UIColor | Color of checkmark indication signs of Distributed messages. | #808080 | ||
| checkmarkSentColor | UIColor | Color of checkmark indication signs of Sent messages. | #808080 | ||
| isReadReceiptTextMode | Bool | Two options for read indication: (1) Read Receipt with Text Mode (2) Read Receipt with Icon Mode. If the parameter set as true the mode will be Text. If the parameter set as false the mode will be Icon. Default value is true. | true | ||
| CSAT Buttons | |||||
| csatSubmitButtonCornerRadius | Double | Corner radius of the Submit button. | 30 | ||
| csatSubmitButtonBackgroundColor | UIColor | Background color code of the Submit button. | #229A49 | ||
| csatSubmitButtonTextColor | UIColor | Text color code of the Submit button | #FFFFFF | ||
| csatRatingButtonSelectedColor | UIColor | Background Color code of the rating buttons. | #229A49 | ||
| csatResolutionButtonSelectedColor | UIColor | Color code for the resolution confirmation buttons (YES/NO) when selected. | #229A49 | ||
| CSAT Survey | |||||
| csatAllTitlesTextColor | UIColor | Title text color for all labels. | UIColor.black | ||
| csatResolutionHidden | Bool | Hides the yes/no question. | false | ||
| csatAgentViewHidden | Bool | Hides the view of agent avatar and name. | true | ||
| csatThankYouScreenHidden | Bool | Hides the Thank You screen after tapping Submit button. | false | ||
| csatNavigationBackgroundColor | UIColor | Background color of the navigation of the survey. | #229A49 | ||
| csatNavigationTitleColor | UIColor | Text color of the title in the survey navigation. | UIColor.white | ||
| csatSkipButtonColor | UIColor | Skip survey button color. | UIColor.black | ||
| csatUIStatusBarStyleLightContent | Bool | Allow the UI status bar to take the color of the survey navigation bar color. | true | ||
| csatShowSurveyView | Bool | Hides the whole survey view and disables it. | true | ||
| csatSurveyExpirationInMinutes | UInt | Expiration of CSAT in minutes from the moment the conversation was ended. If Survey exceeded the expiration, it will not be presented to the user. Default 24H. | 1440 | ||
| Conversations | |||||
| maxPreviousConversationToPresent | UInt | Number of conversations to show in advance. | 2 | ||
| deleteClosedConversationOlderThanMonths | UInt | Upon SDK initialization, all closed conversations with an end date older than X months will be deleted from the database. Setting 0 will delete all closed conversations. | 13 | ||
| sendingMessageTimeoutInMinutes | UInt | Maximum number of minutes to send the message. | 60 | ||
| conversationSeparatorTextColor | UIColor | Conversation separator text and line color. | UIColor.black | ||
| enableConversationSeparatorTextMessage | Bool | Toggle conversation separator text message when conversation resolved from agent or consumer. | true | ||
| enableConversationSeparatorLine | Bool | Toggle conversation separator line when conversation resolved from agent or consumer. | true | ||
| Unread Messages | |||||
| scrollToBottomButtonBackgroundColor | UIColor | Scroll to bottom button background color of the whole button. | UIColor.black | ||
| scrollToBottomButtonMessagePreviewTextColor | UIColor | Scroll to bottom button text color of the last unread message preview. | UIColor.white | ||
| scrollToBottomButtonBadgeBackgroundColor | UIColor | Scroll to bottom button unread message badge background color. | #E7242D | ||
| scrollToBottomButtonBadgeTextColor | UIColor | Scroll to bottom button unread message badge text color. | UIColor.white | ||
| scrollToBottomButtonArrowColor | UIColor | Scroll to bottom button arrow tint color. | UIColor.white | ||
| unreadMessagesDividerBackgroundColor | UIColor | Unread Messages divider background color. | #F5F5F5 | ||
| unreadMessagesDividerTextColor | UIColor | Unread Messages divider text color. | #004DC9 | ||
| scrollToBottomButtonEnabled | Bool | Toggle the mode of the Scroll to bottom button. | true | ||
| scrollToBottomButtonMessagePreviewEnabled | Bool | Toggle the mode of the Scroll to bottom unread message text preview. | true | ||
| unreadMessagesDividerEnabled | Bool | Toggle the mode of the Unread Messages divider. If disabled, scroll to bottom button will scroll to bottom although we can have new messages and don’t show the badge at all nor “new message preview”. | true | ||
| Localization | |||||
| country | string? | Country code: When it is not nil, it will be combined with ‘language’ (“language_country”, for example: en_US) and used instead of device default locale when formatting date and time. If no value is provided, the SDK will use the country according to the device’s locale. | nil | ||
| language | LPLanguage | Language that will be used instead of default device language. Its type is LPLanguage enum that contains all the languages that are supported by MessagingSDK. It will affect the following areas: 1. Will be used when getting localized strings 2. Will be combined with ‘country’ (“language_country”, for example: en_US) and used instead of default device locale when formatting time and date. If no value is provided, the SDK will use the device’s language as default. |
DeviceLanguage | ||
| Brand | |||||
| brandName | string | The brand name will be shown as a title on toolbar when there is no active conversation. | “BrandName” | ||
| conversationBackgroundColor | UIColor | Color code for the entire view background. | UIColor.white | ||
| Date Separator | |||||
| dateSeparatorTitleBackgroundColor | UIColor | Color code for date separator title background color. | UIColor.white | ||
| dateSeparatorTextColor | UIColor | Color code for date separator text color. | #46474A | ||
| dateSeparatorLineBackgroundColor | UIColor | Color code for date separator line background color. | UIColor.clear | ||
| dateSeparatorBackgroundColor | UIColor | Color code for date separator background color. | #FFFFFF | ||
| User Input View | |||||
| inputTextViewContainerBackgroundColor | UIColor | User Input TextView container background color. | #F5F5F5 | ||
| inputTextViewCornerRadius | Double | User Input TextView corner radius. | 17.0 | ||
| Agent Assignment | |||||
| retrieveAssignedAgentFromLastClosedConversation | Bool | When using “getAssignedAgent” method, this option lets you decide whether to get assigned agents from active conversations only, or also from the last closed conversation in case there is no active conversation. If not assigned agent is available this method will return nil. | true | ||
| Duration of Local Notifications | |||||
| notificationShowDurationInSeconds | Double | Display duration of the local notification in seconds. Examples: TimeToRespond notification, local notification, etc. Note: this parameter will be extended to 60sec when in VoiceOver mode. |
3 (60 when in VoiceOver mode) | ||
| Time to Response and Off Hours | |||||
| ttrShowShiftBanner | Bool | Ability to enable/disable shift toaster (‘An agent will respond…’) | true | ||
| ttrFirstTimeDelay | Double | TTR - Time To Respond. Number of seconds before the first TTR notification appears. | 10 | ||
| ttrShouldShowTimestamp | Bool | TTR - Time To Respond. Enable: Displays a time stamp in the TTR notification. Disable: Displays: “An agent will respond shortly”. |
|
false | |
| ttrShowFrequencyInSeconds | UInt | Controls the TTR frequency: Don’t show the TTR more than once in X seconds. | 8 | ||
| showUrgentButtonInTTRNotification | Bool | TTR - Time To Respond Enable presentation of Urgent button in the TTR notification. |
|
false | |
| showOffHoursBanner | Bool | Ability to disable/enable the off-hours toaster. | true | ||
| ttrBannerBackgroundColor | UIColor | Color of background for banner. | #52A742 | ||
| ttrBannerTextColor | UIColor | Text color of the banner. | #52A742 | ||
| ttrBannerOpacityAlpha | Double | Opacity level of the banner background (values: 0.0 - 1.0). | 0.8 | ||
| offHoursTimeZoneName | string | Off Hours time zone name string based on [NSTimeZone knownTimeZoneNames] . If sending empty string, the local timezone will be used (Server sends UTC time). |
”” | ||
| Date and Time | |||||
| lpDateFormat | string? | Custom formatting for date string (day, year..), for example: ‘d MMM’. If not defined, one of the default styles will be used (see timestamps formatting). |
nil | ||
| lpTimeFormat | string? | Custom formatting for time string (hours, lpDateTimeFormat minutes..), for example: ‘hh:mm a’. If not defined, one of the default styles will be used (see timestamps formatting). |
nil | ||
| lpDateTimeFormat | string? | Custom formatting for date and time string, for example: ‘EEEE MM/dd/YY hh:mm a’. If not defined, one of the default styles will be used (see timestamps formatting). |
nil | ||
| Toast Notifications | |||||
| toastNotificationsEnabled | Bool | Used for local system notifications such as ‘no network’. True: Enable toast notifications such as offline notifications. False: Disable toast notifications. |
false | ||
| csdsDomain | string | CSDS Domain URL. For brands that need to control the URL that is the gateway for LivePerson services, use this key to set a URL of your choice. | “https://adminlogin.liveperson.net/csdr/account/%@/service/baseURI.json?version=1.0” | ||
| User Avatar | |||||
| remoteUserAvatarBackgroundColor | UIColor | Background color of the remote user’s avatar. | #004DC9 | ||
| remoteUserAvatarIconColor | UIColor | Icon color of default remoteUser avatar. | #0362AC | #FFFFFF | |
| brandAvatarImage | UIImage? | Set avatar image for brand. This is an optional UIImage that if is set to nil a default avatar will be presented. Image ratio should be 1:1 (square) and at least 50x50 pixels. |
nil | ||
| csatAgentAvatarBackgroundColor | UIColor | Background color of agent’s default avatar in CSAT. | #004DC9 | ||
| csatAgentAvatarIconColor | UIColor | Icon color of agent’s default avatar in CSAT. | #FFFFFF | ||
| Data Masking | |||||
| enableClientOnlyMasking | Bool | Determines whether to enable using regular expression to control which part of the text to mask, all masked data will appear as asterisks, will be saved to local db masked and will be sent to the server unmasked. | false | ||
| enableRealTimeMasking | Bool | Determines whether to enable using regular expression to control which part of the text to mask, all masked data will appear as asterisks, will be saved to local db masked and sent to the server masked. | false | ||
| clientOnlyMaskingRegex | string | Regular expression string to control which part of the text to mask, all masked data will appear as asterisks, will be saved to local db masked and will be sent to the server unmasked. Default is empty, meaning no regex. The regular expression patterns and behavior are based on Perl’s regular expressions. See Apple Reference. |
”” | ||
| realTimeMaskingRegex | string | Regular expression string to control which part of the text to mask. All masked data will appear as asterisks, will be saved to local db masked, and will be sent to the server unmasked. Default is empty, meaning no regex. The regular expression patterns and behavior are based on Perl’s regular expressions. See Apple Reference. |
”” | ||
| Navigation | |||||
| conversationNavigationBackgroundColor | UIColor | Background color of navigation bar in conversation screen. | #0362AC | ||
| conversationNavigationTitleColor | UIColor | Navigation title color in conversation screen. | #FFFFFF | ||
| conversationStatusBarStyle | UIStatusBarStyle | Status bar style in conversation screen. | .LightContent |


The following material has been provided for informational purposes only, and should not be relied upon or construed as a legal opinion or legal advice.
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| io.netty | netty-buffer | 4.1.28.Final-redhat-00001 | Apache Software License, Version 2.0
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| io.netty | netty-codec | 4.1.28.Final-redhat-00001 | Apache Software License, Version 2.0
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| io.netty | netty-codec-http | 4.1.28.Final-redhat-00001 | Apache Software License, Version 2.0
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| io.netty | netty-common | 4.1.28.Final-redhat-00001 | Apache Software License, Version 2.0
| apache software license, version 2.0 - apache-2.0.txt
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| io.netty | netty-handler | 4.1.28.Final-redhat-00001 | Apache Software License, Version 2.0
| apache software license, version 2.0 - apache-2.0.txt
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| io.netty | netty-resolver | 4.1.28.Final-redhat-00001 | Apache Software License, Version 2.0
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| io.netty | netty-transport | 4.1.28.Final-redhat-00001 | Apache Software License, Version 2.0
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| io.netty | netty-transport-native-epoll | 4.1.28.Final-redhat-00001 | Apache Software License, Version 2.0
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| io.netty | netty-transport-native-kqueue | 4.1.28.Final-redhat-00001 | Apache Software License, Version 2.0
| apache software license, version 2.0 - apache-2.0.txt
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| io.netty | netty-transport-native-unix-common | 4.1.28.Final-redhat-00001 | Apache Software License, Version 2.0
| apache software license, version 2.0 - apache-2.0.txt
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| log4j | log4j | 1.2.17.redhat-2 | Apache Software License, Version 2.0
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| org.apache.geronimo.specs | geronimo-jms_2.0_spec | 1.0.0.alpha-2-redhat-2 | Apache Software License, Version 2.0
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| org.apache.qpid | proton-j | 0.29.0.redhat-00001 | Apache Software License, Version 2.0
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| org.apache.qpid | qpid-jms-client | 0.37.0.redhat-00001 | Apache Software License, Version 2.0
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| org.apache.qpid | qpid-jms-discovery | 0.37.0.redhat-00001 | Apache Software License, Version 2.0
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| org.slf4j | slf4j-api | 1.7.25.redhat-00001 | The MIT License
| the mit license - mit.txt
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| org.slf4j | slf4j-log4j12 | 1.7.25.redhat-00001 | The MIT License
| the mit license - mit.txt
|


run the following command in your favorite terminal to install the library
ng add ngx-storage-firebaseui


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The training and testing scripts both accept a yaml configuration file. This document describes the available options and their effects.
The configuration file can contain other keys and values (such as those used by AutoFolio), but they will be ignored.
wallclock_limit
. The amount of time (in seconds) to use for training one fold of one solver
allowed_feature_groups
. A list of feature groups included in training (and testing). The strings must exactly match the keys of the feature_steps in the description of the aslib scenario.
imputer_strategy
. The approach to use for replacing missing values. The same strategy is applied to all features. Valid values are:
median
mean
most_frequent
preprocessing_strategy
. The approach to use for preprocessing the data. N.B. auto-sklearn already learns “optimal” strategies for preprocessing, so sophisticated methods are not sensible for this option. Valid values are:
scale
. Value for each feature are scaled such that the values of the feature have a mean of 0 and a variance of 1.
null
. No preprocessing is applied.
log_performance_data
. If this key is present with any value (even something like “no” or “False”), then the performance data (that is, the solver runtimes) will be transformed with np.log1p
before training. After testing, the predictions will be transformed back using np.exp1m
. The predictions reported with test-as-auto-sklearn
will be in “normal” (not logged) space.
N.B. auto-sklearn does not attempt to optimize taking the logarithm of input features, so it is reasonable to choose these by hand.
fields_to_log
. A list of features to transform using np.log1p
before training. This is implemented as part of an sklearn.Pipeline
, so the same transformations will be applied during testing.


HAPPY, TEXAS A film review by Christopher Null Copyright 1999 Christopher Null filmcritic.com
Since few people saw DROP DEAD GORGEOUS, HAPPY, TEXAS will likely not be remembered as the second beauty pageant comedy of 1999.
The lighthearted story of two convicted felons who break out of jail and find themselves impersonating a pair of gay pageant producers in the sleepy town of Happy, Texas, this film has a lot riding on what amounts to a one-joke concept.
And boy, how they work that joke! Wayne Wayne Wayne Jr. (Zahn) and Harry Sawyer (Northam) are complete opposites. They both find love interests in the town, but everyone thinks they're gay! Even the sheriff (Macy) thinks so, if you catch my drift. And they don't know anything about beauty pageants! Oh, the comic possibilities!
And for the most part, those possibilities are wasted. Whereas a film like WAITING FOR GUFFMAN took a more savvy approach to basically the same movie, HAPPY wastes its energy on one increasingly lame gay joke after another. Add to that the fact that Walker and Douglas (born: Massachusetts) just don't fit as Texas belles, and HAPPY is a bit of a mess. Sure, it's cute and funny at times (thank the hilarious Zahn for that), but overall, HAPPY is flat.
RATING: ***
|------------------------------| \ ***** Perfection \ \ **** Good, memorable film \ \ *** Average, hits and misses \ \ ** Sub-par on many levels \ \ * Unquestionably awful \ |------------------------------|
MPAA Rating:
Director: Mark Illsey Producer: Mark Illsley, Rick Montgomery, Ed Stone Writer: Mark Illsley, Phil Reeves, Ed Stone Starring: Jeremy Northam, Steve Zahn, William H. Macy, Ally Walker, Illeana Douglas
http://www.happy-texas.com/
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Kaltenborn eyes move into football management
Monisha Kaltenborn's next move could be into the world of football.
by GMM F1The 48-year-old became the first female team boss and owner until the takeover of the Sauber team in 2016.
Germany's Auto Bild now reports that she is supporting Martin Bruckner's bid to become president of the Austrian football club SK Rapid Wien.
The election will be held on Monday.
Indian-born Austrian Kaltenborn said: "Both Formula 1 and football are team sports, where every wheel has to move in order to succeed.
"Every child plays with cars, and every child has a football," she added.
Kaltenborn added that she has memories of being taken by her father to watch the club play football in Vienna as a child.
She now thinks she can play an important role in SK Rapid Wien's future.
"I have a lot of contacts in Formula 1 and I am active in management, so I can also help with sponsorship," said Kaltenborn.
"I want to help to make Rapid a top brand not only in Austria."
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with the appropriate class
. Each instance of figure
is auto-numbered and displayed in the caption.
Figures (for images or video)
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Hello! My Name is Diana.
I am 19 and currently a second year CS student at ITESM in Mexico City. I like to play the guitar, code and dance.
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Tek
15-Apr-19 02:11 PM
the complete KMD history is stored in a BTC block , or just some hashes?
or do you need all the BTC blocks that kmd ever wrote to have the history
I'm not really sure the inner workings of KMD
so what happens if btc gets pwned, the kmd blocks are gone
notary network has a backup?


Stratified Random Sampling ✓
Selecting a sample by stratified random sampling requires you to specify a map to define strata, a total sample size, and an allocation of sample units to strata.
- Start by running the Sampling Design script in the Scripts pane.
- In the first entry box Specify an image ID and sampling scheme, specify a map that defines the study area. Because you are not using strata or clusters, the contents of the map does not matter.
- Under Specify band if a multi-band map (if not, specify 1): if you are using a map that contains multiple bands, specify which band you want to use to define the study area. Otherwise, just specify “1”.
- If the map has a no-data value or if you want to exclude a certain value in the map when defining the study area, specify the value in Specify no data value.
- Click Load image – the map should be displayed in the image pane.
- Under Select a sampling scheme, select Stratified Random
- Under Determine sample size, you can either specify an arbitrary sample size or determine the sample size by specifying a target standard error of the anticipated overall accuracy of the map that is being assessed.
- If specifying arbitrary sample size
- If choosing to specify an arbitrary sample size, simply specify the sample size in each stratum.
- Click Create sample.
- If specifying a target precision of the overall accuracy
- To determine the sample size required to meet a certain target standard error of the overall accuracy require you to specify the anticipated user’s accuracy of each of the map classes used as strata under Specify anticipated user’s accuracies (0-1)
- Then Specify target standard error of overall accuracy (0-1) and click Calculate sample size – the sample size is calculated using Equation 13 in which is derived from Equation 5.25 in .
- Click Create sample.
- If specifying a target precision of an area estimate
- [Coming soon]
- To view, the sample in the Display pane, click Add to map
- To export the sample, click Export sample and select the desired file format.


I’m tired of fighting a WYSIWYG editor at wordpress, so hello static site generator.
Hopefully having vim and using markdown will make me more likely to write down some of the things I’ve been meaning to. Probably not, though.
I’m tired of fighting a WYSIWYG editor at wordpress, so hello static site generator.
Hopefully having vim and using markdown will make me more likely to write down some of the things I’ve been meaning to. Probably not, though.


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• Working for a Logistics client as a senior software engineer. • Design, develop, test, maintain, improve software; participate in technical design and code reviews. • Team lead for five developers to guide and assist in the development. • Meet with product owners on a regular basis to make sure of the requirements and deliverables. • Played a crucial part in the retirement and transformation process of Legacy Application(Mainframe). • Automated build and deployment process using Jenkins. • Software and Tools used: Java, Hibernate, Oracle Database, UNIX, Tortoise SVN, Connexus subversion, Eclipse, SQL Developer, Jenkins, XML, XSLT, JMS, ActiveMQ, REST and SOAP webservices, Junit, Agile methodology, shell scripting.
I have joined CES after completing my masters and this provided me a good opportunity to get exposure to the work culture in the United States. My main responsibilities as Java developer at CES are • Analyzed data, data manipulation, organizing of data, representation and designed web pages. • Retrieved required data using SQL queries, procedures and optimize to improve performance. • Upgraded to automated database applications. Scripted complex parameterized procedures/jobs in SQL. • Software/Tools: Java, J2EE, Spring, Hibernate, Web Services, SQL, Junit, Oracle.
• Worked on a Java/C++ application development for a Banking Client. • Exposed to all phases of software development lifecycle (designing, developing, testing and maintenance). • Automated daily sanity check process of the project that reduced one-hour human work per day. • Refactored 2 spring batch process with the factory design pattern to take advantage of code reuse and improve processing efficiency by 5%, also delivered release automation scripts by improving quality and reducing cost by 75%. • Interfaced with business analysts, developers and technical support to determine the best requirement specifications. • Participated in weekly discussions and update meetings to measure progress and analyze deliverables. • Conducted code review sessions using a combination of Cobertura, Checkstyle, (Ecl)Emma and Findbugs. • Software and Tools used: Java Spring framework, C++, SQL(Sybase), UNIX, Maven, Tortoise SVN, Eclipse, Toad for Sybase, JBoss, Jenkins, JIRA, XML, XSLT, JMS, ActiveMQ, REST webservice, Junit, Agile methodology.
The Masters Program in Computer Science at University of Dayton offered a comprehensive and professionally-oriented computer science education that combines the foundations of computer science with the applied and in-demand skills necessary for careers in technology. The coursework in this program represents a realistic balance between CS foundational theory and applied technical courses. Core classes include Programming, Algorithms and Systems coursework. Electives include new and innovative courses to keep up with the fast-paced world of technology including courses in Software Engineering, Big Data, Data Analytics, Machine Learning, High Performance Computing, Mobile Application Development, Web Development and Cloud Computing.
Student Billing System is web based project whose functionality is to maintain student information and generate student billing as per the student course data, using HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, PHP, MySql.
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About Zero Robotics
Zero Robotics is a space robotics competition, where high school students use NASA research robots to play a game on the International Space Station. For four years The University of Sydney has provided Australian high school students with this opportunity and in that time, 13 teams from 10 different schools have progressed to the highest level of the tournament and run their code in space.
For every team that made it to the station, five more have competed. They have used a NASA research simulator to plan the movements of capable research robots and cooperated with teams from around the world. Students have been inspired to lead teams, solve real world coding challenges, engaged in project based learning and been inspired to pursue leadership and STEM opportunities.
Beyond being a coding challenge, Zero Robotics is one of the few ways Australia reaches out to the larger space community. Indeed it is the only way a civilian can interact with astronauts aboard the International Space Station.


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Find your field on the map or create a new border. Then click on the field and get the file for variable rate application for the onboard computer of your machinery.


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Dim-Sim Dataset
The dim-sim dataset is a collection of user-annotated music similarity triplet ratings used to evaluate music similarity search and related algorithms. Our similarity ratings are linked to the Million Song Dataset (MSD) and were collected for the following paper:
Disentangled Multidimensional Metric Learning for Music Similarity
Jongpil Lee, Nicholas J. Bryan, Justin Salamon, Zeyu Jin, and Juhan Nam.
Proceedings of the International Conference on Acoustics, Speech, and Signal Processing (ICASSP). IEEE, 2020.
About
To collect our data, we randomly sampled 4,000 3-second triplets (i.e., anchor, song 1, song 2) from the MSD and asked people to annotate which track sounded more similar to the anchor (i.e., song 1 or song 2). Each triplet was annotated by 5-12 people, resulting in 39,440 raw human annotations. We then calculated the annotator agreement per triplet, defined as the ratio between the majority vote and total number of annotations, and filtered out triplets where the agreement was below 0.9, to create 879 high-agreement cleaned, human-annotated triplets. We have released both the raw and clean versions of the dataset in multiple formats discussed below.
Download
The dataset can be downloaded from the zenodo link: https://zenodo.org/record/3889149#.XuovcxMzbyV.
Formats
We have released both CSV and JSON versions of the data for both the raw (raw-dim-sim
) and clean (clean-dim-sim
) annotations as described above. For a given triplet rating, the following data is provided:
triplet_id
anchor_id
anchor_start_seconds
anchor_start_samples
song1_id
song1_start_seconds
song1_start_samples
song2_id
song2_start_seconds
song2_start_samples
sampling_rate
clip_lengths_seconds
clip_lengths_samples
song1_vote
song2_vote
For the raw versions, song1_vote
and song2_vote
correspond to the total number of users that voted for the each song respectively. For the clean versions, the values of song1_vote
and song2_vote
are set to 0 or 1. All clips used were exactly 3 seconds long. The triplet_id
, song1_id
, and song2_id
denote the corresponding MSD track ID.
License
The dim-sim dataset is licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International (CC BY-NC 4.0).
Acknowledgement
When dim-sim is used for academic research, we would highly appreciate it if scientific publications of works partly based on the dim-sim dataset cite the following publication:
@inproceedings{Lee2019MusicSimilarity,
title={Disentangled Multidimensional Metric Learning For Music Similarity},
author={Lee, Jongpil and Bryan, Nicholas J. and Salamon, Justin and Jin, Zeyu, and Nam, Juhan},
booktitle={Proceedings of the International Conference on Acoustics, Speech and Signal Processing (ICASSP)},
year={2020},
organization={IEEE}
}
Check out the paper for more info.


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[Gecode] Memory leak fixed: Important, read carefully
Guido Tack
tack at ps.uni-sb.de
Fri May 21 17:23:04 CEST 2004
On Friday 21 May 2004 16:20, Christian Schulte wrote:
> Let me clarify: I am not angry because there was a bug. That's normal. I am
> angry as the code showed so clearly that the person had not clue whatsoever
> about the issue at hand. That's terrible. Ask instead!
It seems I introduced that bug, I'm sorry. I definitely had no clue what I was
doing, now that I look at the code again - but OTOH I certainly would have
asked if I had noticed that I had no clue.
Guido
--
Guido Tack
Programming Systems Lab
http://www.ps.uni-sb.de/~tack
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WEEK 32 TUESDAY
Year 1 (Year 2)
FIRST READING Wisdom 2:23-3:9
“In the eyes of the foolish they seemed to have died.”
A reading from the Book of Wisdom
God created man for incorruption,
and made him in the image of his own eternity, but through the devil's envy
death entered the world, and those who belong to his party experience it. But
the souls of the righteous are in the hand of God, and no torment will ever
touch them. In the eyes of the foolish they seemed to have died, and their
departure was thought to be an affliction, and their
going from us to be their destruction; but they are at peace. For though in the sight of men they were punished, their hope is
full of immortality. Having been disciplined a little, they will receive
great good, because God tested them and found them worthy of himself;
like gold in the furnace he tried them, and like a sacrificial burnt offering
he accepted them. In the time of their visitation they will shine forth, and
will run like sparks through the stubble. They will govern nations and rule
over peoples, and the Lord will reign over them for ever. Those who trust in
him will understand truth, and the faithful will abide with him in love,
because grace and mercy are upon his elect, and he watches over his holy ones.
The word of the Lord
RESPONSORIAL PSALM Psalm 34:2-3.16-17.18-19 (R. 2a)
R. I will bless the Lord at all times.
I will bless the LORD at all times,
praise of him is always in my mouth. In the LORD my soul shall make its boast;
the humble shall hear and be glad.
R. I will bless the Lord at all times.
The LORD turns his eyes to the just, and his ears
are open to their cry.
R. I will bless the Lord at all times.
When the just cry out, the LORD hears, and
rescues them in all their distress. The LORD is close to the
broken-hearted; those whose spirit is crushed he will save.
R. I will bless the Lord at all times.
FIRST READING Titus 2:1-8.11-14
We must live godly lives, awaiting our blessed hope, the appearing of the glory of our great God and Saviour Jesus Christ.
A reading from the Letter of Saint Paul to Titus
Beloved: Teach what
befits sound doctrine. Bid the older men be temperate, serious, sensible, sound
in faith, in love, and in steadfastness. Bid the older women likewise to be
reverent in behaviour, not to be slanderers or slaves
to drink; they are to teach what is good, and so train the young women to love
their husbands and children, to be sensible, chaste, domestic, kind, and
submissive to their husbands, that the word of God may not be discredited.
Likewise urge the younger men to control themselves. Show yourself in all
respects a model of good deeds, and in your teaching show integrity, gravity,
and sound speech that cannot be censured, so that an opponent may be put to
shame, having nothing evil to say of us. For the grace of God has appeared for
the salvation of all men, training us to renounce irreligion and worldly
passions, and to live sober, upright, and godly lives in this world, awaiting
our blessed hope, the appearing of the glory of our great God and Saviour Jesus Christ, who gave himself for us to redeem us
from all iniquity and to purify for himself a people of his own who are zealous
for good deeds.
The word of the Lord
RESPONSORIAL PSALM Ps 37:3-4.18 and 23.27 and 29 (R. 39a)
R. From the Lord comes the salvation of the just.
Trust in the LORD
and do good; then you will dwell in the land and safely pasture. Find your
delight in the LORD, who grants your heart's desire.
R. From the Lord comes the salvation of the just.
The LORD takes note
of the days of the blameless; their heritage will last for ever. By the LORD
are the steps made firm of one in whose path He delights.
R. From the Lord comes the salvation of the just.
Then turn away from
evil and do good, and you may abide for ever. The just shall inherit the land;
there they shall abide for ever.
R. From the Lord comes the salvation of the just.
R. Alleluia. If a man loves me, he will keep my word, says the Lord; and my Father will love him, and we will come to him. R. Alleluia.
GOSPEL Luke 17:7-10
“We are unworthy servants; we have only done what was our duty.”
A reading from the holy Gospel according to Luke
At that time: Jesus
said, "Will any one of you, who has a servant ploughing
or keeping sheep, say to him when he has come in from the field, 'Come at once
and sit down at table? Will he not rather say to him, 'Prepare supper for me,
and put on your apron and serve me, till I eat and drink; and afterward you
shall eat and drink? Does he thank the servant because he did what was
commanded? So you also, when you have done all that is commanded you, say, 'We
are unworthy servants; we have only done what was our duty.'"
The Gospel of the Lord


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/hypeor /hype/top - GET: Will retrieve the top most popular tracks ranked this week as of today
/hype/remixes - GET: Will retrieve the top remixes only most popular tracks ranked this week as of today
/hype/noremixes - GET: Will retrieve the top original un-remixed tracks only most popular tracks ranked this week as of today
type="popular" (e.g.: /hype/noremixes?type="popular"): This is the default behavior and will grab the most popular remixes
type="latest" (e.g.: /hype/noremixes?type="latest") : Will retrieve latest non-remixes sorted by rank
[ [ { "artist": "Grandbrothers", "blogName": "The Line Of Best Fit", "descrip": "Stream 'Open', the terrific new album from piano and electronics duo Grandbrothers", "link": "https://www.thelineofbestfit.com/new-music/album-stream/grandbrothers-open", "song": "Bloodflow", "thumbnail": "background-color: rgb(255, 24, 16);" }, { "artist": "Emmit Fenn", "blogName": "acid stag", "descrip": "Each week I like to round up all of the tracks that have stood out to", "link": "https://acidstag.com/2017/12/15/friday-favourites-december-15/", "song": "Lost In Space", "thumbnail": "background-color: rgb(0, 255, 0);" }, { "artist": "AMBIERE", "blogName": "Little Indie Blogs", "descrip": "Words: Sam Geary After the release of their debut EP, 'Tree of Life', at the start", "link": "http://littleindieblogs.blogspot.com/2017/12/listen-ambiere-i-see-faces.html", "song": "I See Faces", "thumbnail": "background-color: rgb(74, 74, 74);" }, .... ] ]


This is a simple tool to allow you to view a Twitch chat without Flash.
The purpose of this tool is to give streamers the ability to put the Twitch chat on any and all tablet, phone, Raspberry Pi, etc. and other devices that may not support Flash.
You will NOT be able to actively participate in the chat, and there is no way to moderate.
That said, if you're interested, fill in the channel name (and fiddle with the extra settings if you feel like it) below and go wild.
Copying the URL after that will bring you to the same chat without having to re-enter things here.
Settings are also automatically saved as the global defaults when starting the chat using local storage (similar to cookies).
This was made by Lietu. The source code is available on GitHub at github.com/lietu/pogchat.
Uses APIs provided by NightDev.
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Stu says: Five observations following Ipswich Town's 1-0 win at Lincoln in FA Cup
by Stuart WatsonIpswich Town progressed in the FA Cup with a 1-0 first round replay win at Lincoln City last night. STUART WATSON gives his thoughts.
THIS IS NOT A DRILL
Ipswich Town have won an FA Cup game. I repeat, Ipswich Town have won an FA Cup game. This is not a drill.
It's only taken 16 games and 3,601 days. In the end, relegation, entering at the first round stage and a last-gasp goal in a replay at Lincoln finally lifted the curse.
It looked for all the world like we were heading for extra-time. Lincoln had the better of the first half but were simply not clinical enough. Ipswich played much better after the break without ever really creating any golden openings.
Then, in the fourth and final minute of stoppage-time, Alan Judge was alert when tired opponents switched off at the death, ramming home the winner in front of 607 jubilant away fans.
It was his first goal in 46 games for club and country. It's a moment that will hopefully kick-start his season, the attacker having admitted recently that he's been well-below his self-set high standards.
LONELY UP TOP
Why do Town's lone strikers always look so lonely?
When you play one up front, it helps if that striker is a bone fide target man. Will Keane is not that.
The former Hull City striker was lightweight and isolated against two big centre-backs. That didn't give the wingers anything to feed off. In the first half, the midfield was too deep.
By contrast, Lincoln's lone forward, John Akinde, was powerful and energetic. He won headers, ran deep to win possession and provided a focal point for his team-mates to work off.
Thankfully for Town, the lower league journeyman didn't have his shooting boots on. He dragged a gilt-edged chance wide in the 15th minute and saw a one-on-one opening saved by Tomas Holy's legs soon after the restart.
MIXED BAG
This was yet another curate's egg of a performance from Toto Nsiala.
He produced some strong tackles, brave headers and well-read interventions, but also some of those heart-in-mouth moments that always seem to blot his copy book.
Twice in the first half he presented attempted crossfield passes straight to Bruno Andrade, with the lively left-winger seeing a shot deflected behind following the second gift.
There was worse to come when, under pressure, he left a back pass short. Tomas Holy got there ahead of the on-rushing Ellis Chapman, but only just.
Holy, back in the side after a three-game stint for Will Norris, produced some solid stops when called upon. He produced smart reactions to keep out Jake Hesketh's close-range effort just before the winner.
Janoi Donacien had a solid game at right-back, Myles Kenlock less so at left-back.
MAKING A NAME FOR HIMSELF
It was a shame to see Brett McGavin limp off in the 65th minute.
Following on from an impressive senior debut in last week's EFL Trophy loss at Colchester, the homegrown 19-year-old furthered his reputation with another mature display.
Sitting between midfield and defence, everything he does is calm and assured.
Town aren't exactly short of central midfielders, but he may well have forced his way into the first team picture just as his former Bury Town loanee team-mate Jack Lankester did last season.
WHAT'S NEXT
Remember that League One thing that Ipswich play in? Seventeen days on from the 1-0 win at Rochdale, Town host Blackpool on Saturday.
Eight senior players - Will Norris, Luke Chambers, Luke Garbutt, Cole Skuse, Flynn Downes, Jon Nolan, Kayden Jackson and James Norwood - were all left behind in Suffolk tonight with that significant second versus fifth fixture in mind.
So will the squad rotation gamble pay off? In a drive to keep fringe players sharp and happy, there is a serious danger of deconditioning key men.
Of the aforementioned seven outfield players, only Downes (90 minutes v Lincoln in game one) and Norwood (four minutes v Lincoln in game one) have played since victory at Spotland.
Let's hope they all looked rested rather than rusty because there's a big month ahead.
After Blackpool, it's league leaders Wycombe (h), an EFL trophy trip to Peterborough, then third-place Coventry (a) followed by Bristol Rovers (h) and Portsmouth (a).