50 Cent Teases ‘Power’ Fans With Major Reveal — Is This The Person Who Shot James ‘Ghost’ St. Patrick?
by Mel WalkerAll fans of Power likely have the exact same question on their minds ever since the show’s midseason finale aired — who is behind the shooting of Ghost?
There has been no shortage of theories going around, and some fans have gathered at online forums to discuss the situation in detail, looking at all possible angles.
Some say it was Tasha, others think it was Tommy, a few blamed Tariq, and some fans say Kanan is not dead and he came back to finish Ghost. Or maybe it was Romona who pulled the trigger.
And while it seems like there was no consensus on the horizon, 50 Cent has decided to chime in with his own teasers that have stirred up the situation even more.
The latest teaser released by the rapper seems to imply that he was going to reveal precisely who it was that shot James St. Patrick — but of course, it may very well be that the teaser was done this way on purpose to serve as a red herring.
Councilman Rashad Tate could be seen ranting about Ghost and promising to get rid of him for good, which many saw as an implication that he was, in fact, the one behind the shooting.
In the clip, Tate said: “I’m not about to lose my career because of James St. Patrick. He scorched the earth with me. I’m gonna get rid of him once and for all.”
However, in the end, it is entirely possible that 50 Cent did this on purpose to mess with people.
One fan had this reaction: “I feel like it can be governor Tate because Ghost has betrayed him from time to time and making him lose all trust and even tho ghost did try to help him in the beginning, but business partners can turn their backs on each other just like ghost and Tommy turned their backs for the game.”
It would not be the first time the rapper had gone out of his way to troll his fans, and he is actually known for this kind of behavior for quite a while.
It is interesting to think about the possible implications of the recent teaser, but for now, fans are just going to have to be patient and wait for the next episode to roll around to find out more.
Who do you think shot Ghost? Do you think James “Ghost” St. Patrick is dead? Will you miss Power when it ends in 2020?


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To get over the Water, jump on a log. It will move you along. Watch out!
Collect coins for points, collect lightnings for extra lives.
You can´t run through Rocks ... Jipp. Surprise!
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Parliamentary women’s group supports men
by Office of the Clerk15 November 2019
A cross-party group of women MPs is encouraging recognition of International Men’s Day, November 19.
Co-Chairs of the Commonwealth Women Parliamentarians New Zealand Group (CWP), Louisa Wall MP and Jo Hayes MP, said that men should be valued just as women should.
“CWP is working to support the rights of women and girls and to create opportunities for them, but that doesn’t mean that men’s interests should be ignored, or their contribution devalued.
“International Men’s Day is an opportunity to spread a message of unity, and respect for all people, regardless of age, ability, social background, legal status, race, beliefs, sexual orientation or gender identity. The day focusses on objectives that are very similar to those that we aspire to for women. At heart, this is what we want the world to be for everyone.”
The first International Men’s Day was celebrated in 1992, but the day has only been marked in New Zealand since 2018. The key objectives for the day are:
* Valuing male role models
* Acknowledging the contribution of men and boys
* Improving male health
* Tackling discrimination and disadvantage
* Fostering positive gender relations
* Making the world a safer place for everyone
This year’s theme is ‘Value the men around you’, and organisers say that anyone can decide to be involved. Reflecting the theme could be as simple as sharing stories on social media through to organising an event.
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We have a walk through of the Compare Items feature on YouTube. There are several other walk throughs in the collection.
What's new in this release...
- A new "Make room for Postmaster items" auto layout will clear out enough space on your character to pick up all the stuff you've accumulated at the Postmaster.
- Vendor items now explain what you need to do to get them.
- Resolved issues with Loadouts not transfering unequipable items.
- Compare tool will highlight item in your inventory when clicking on its name.
- Added stat search, for example: "stat:rof:>= 22".
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EPL: See Premier League Top Goal Scorers After Gameweek 13 (Full List)
by George OgboluLeicester City striker, Jamie Vardy, continued his reign at the top of the English Premier League (EPL) after scoring in his side’s 2-0 victory over Brighton.
Chelsea’s Tammy Abraham is in second place after he failing to score in his side’s 2-1 defeat to Manchester City.
Manchester City striker, Sergio Aguero, who also failed to score at the weekend, is third place with 9 goals.
See Premier League top scorers after Match Day 13:
12 goals: Jamie Vardy (Leicester City)
10 goals: Tammy Abraham (Chelsea)
9 goals: Sergio Aguero (Manchester City)
8 goals: Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang (Arsenal), Sadio Mane (Liverpool), Harry Kane (Tottenham).
7 goals: Raheem Sterling (Manchester City), Marcus Rashford (Manchester United).
6 goals: Teemu Pukki (Norwich), Mohamed Salah (Liverpool), Raul Jimenez (Wolves), Danny Ings (Southampton), Chris Wood (Burnley), Ashley Barnes (Burnley).
5 goals: Callum Wilson (Bournemouth), Christian Pulisic (Chelsea), Bernardo Silva (Manchester City).
4 goals: James Maddison (Leicester).


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Also known as the Venice of the East, Alappuzha is famous for its breathtaking backwaters and canals. Situated at the south western tip of the Vembanad Lake, Alappuzha is a small strip of land sandwiched between the Vembanad Lake and the Arabian Sea. The Nehru Trophy snake boat race held on the second Saturday of August (During Onam) every year, at the Punnamada Backwaters is a real feast for the eyes! Alappuzha is also a major centre producing coir products in Kerala.
Kuttanad, the rice bowl of Kerala, is a little hamlet with unending stretches of paddy fields, small streams and canals lined by lush green coconut palms. The village was known from as early as the Sangam Age. History says that Alappuzha had trade relations with ancient Greece and Rome in the B.C years and in the Middle Ages.
The vast expanse of lakes and canals has made the place a busy inland fishing port. Already one of the major tourism spots of Kerala, the place has greater scope for the lake side tourism which is a thriving business now.
The beautiful backwaters of Kuttanad are famous for their Kettuvalloms(Houseboats). There are several villages in the Kuttanad region and people travel from one place to the other by boats. Vendors even go from house to house on their boats to sell vegetables, fish and small household goods.
A temple dedicated to infant Krishna, this temple draws thousands of devotees during the month of April, which is when the annual festival is held. The Pallipana ceremony held once in 12 years witnesses performances by sorcerers. The temple is famous for its offering of Palpayasam, a milk and rice pudding.
The deity of this temple is Bhadrakali who is believed to confer devotees with blessings of health, wealth and peace of mind. The temple in Chettikulangara has the largest stone lamp in the country – 11 feet high with 13 tiers. The Kettukazhcha festival held at the temple is a colourful affair which ends with an all-night Kathakali performance.
The church draws hundreds of devotees during the annual feast held in the month of October. The feast of St Joseph in March is also an important event. The church is built on the site which is believed to be one of the seven sites on which St Thomas had built churches. Wooden statues of Christ which are made near by, are exported to various countries.
The deity of this temple is Bhadrakali who is believed to confer devotees with blessings of health, wealth and peace of mind. The temple in Chettikulangara has the largest stone lamp in the country – 11 feet high with 13 tiers. The Kettukazhcha festival held at the temple is a colourful affair which ends with an all-night Kathakali performance.
Worshippers of the Naga (Serpent God) have always built their temples in groves where serpents are aplenty. Mannarassala is the largest serpent temple with 30,000 images of serpent Gods and has hundreds of snakes living around the temple. Childless women come to the temple and pray to be blessed with the gift of motherhood. When their prayers are answered they return for thanksgiving, with offerings equalling the weight of the baby born to them.
Chavara Bhavan, the ancestral home of the blessed Kuriakose Elias Cavara. It’s now a holy shrine and a spiritual resort, where thousands of travellers, devotees and tourists gather together to pray, receive favours and search for happiness.Most guests come here to say their prayers and witness the place where the blessed Kuriakose Elias Chavara was born. The amazing history and the ambience of this area mean that it is a good place for holidaymakers to reflect, relax and gain a much deeper sense of understanding of one's faith. Located 6 km away from Alappuzha Town, Chavara Bhavan is accessible only by boat. Situated in Kainakary, it is the ancestral home of Father Kuriakose a.k.a. Chavara. Father Chavara was one among the three Malayali candidates who were considered for sainthood by Rome.
The idol of Karumadi Kuttan which stands to the west of the Kamapuram Temple is the statue of a black granite Buddha, believed to have been built in the 9th or 10th century. The deity is now placed in a small shrine to protect it.
Built during the rule of Maharaja Marthanda Varma, this palace is somewhat similar to the Padmanabhapuram Palace in Trivandrum although this one is smaller in size. The 16 block building sprawls over an area of 1.87 acres. It is now an archeological museum with paintings, antiques, swords, ancient vessels and many more antiquities.
Folk lore has that the island was formed when a young Brahmin priest dived into the Vembanad Lake to perform his evening prayers. The water gave way for land at the spot that the priest jumped and thus Pathiramanal, meaning sands of midnight, was formed. The palm covered island on the Vembanad Lake, is the haunt of hundreds of rare migratory birds. Pathiramanal Island belongs to the tourism department. It is a one hour boat ride from Alappuzha.
Right in the heart of the "spice coast" just an hour from Cochin and even less to Alappuzha(Alleppey) is the most fabulous stretch of soft sandy beach fringed with palms, an idyllic retreat for those who want to get away from the hustle and bustle of city life. Marari originates from "Mararikulam", one of the local fishing villages, where life still goes on much as it did a hundred years ago, with the men going out to sea each day to earn a living bringing in the daily catch.
Situated 20 km south of Alappuzha, Kumarakodi is the final resting place of Kumaranasan, one of the greatest poets of Malayalam Literature. Known as Mahakavi Kumaranasan, his literary classics breathed new life into Malayalam Literature. He passed away in a boat mishap on the backwaters, when he was 50 years old. Located on the banks of Pallana River, Kumarakodi is close to Harippad town. Pattanichira Bridge connecting Thrikunnapuzha and Karuvatta Panchayaths is a short-cut to Mahakavi's tomb.
Situated 24 km away from Alappuzha, on the Alappuzha - Thiruvalla Road, Edatuya Church was established in 1810. The church is dedicated to St. George. It is believed that prayers and offerings at this church help cure all mental disorders and other ailments. During the annual feast (5th, 6th, 7th of May) pilgrims from all parts of South India, irrespective of caste and creed, visit the church and seek the blessings of the saint.
Alappuzha (Alleppey) Beach is one of the most popular tourist spots in Kerala. The pier which extends into the sea is around 140 years old. It is a perfect spot to picnic with family. Entertainment facilities at the Vijaya Beach Park add to the attraction of the Alappuzha beach. There is also an old lighthouse nearby that is of immense interest for the visitors.


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Dear Friend, First, I must apologise to you for using this medium to communicate about this transaction, though it is my great pleasure in writing you this letter on behalf of my colleague and myself. I am Mr. Idrissa Diop the Director of Bill and Exchange at the Foreign Remittance Department in the bank where I work. I am writing to you this urgent proposal following the impressive information about you through one of my friends who runs a consultancy firm. Though, I did not disclose to him the nature of my proposal to you to avoid any leakage. My colleague and I have decided to contact you on a business transaction that will be very beneficial to both of us at the end. I would be brief and direct to ensure you understand everything properly. In my department we discovered an abandoned Sum of $13.7M USD (Thirteen Million, Seven Hundred Thousand US Dollars), in an account that belongs to one of our foreign customers, an American by name: Mr. John Schelpert who died along with his wife and other passengers in EgyptAir Flight 990 - October 31, 1999. Since we got information about his untimely death, the fund has been dormant in his account with my Bank without any claim, we have been expecting his next of kin to come over and claim his money because we cannot release it unless somebody applies for it as next of kin or relation to the deceased and the person must be a foreigner as indicated in our banking guidelines. Before our observation in this development, we discovered that the owner of the account died without a Heir/WILL hence the money is floating and if I do not remit this money out urgently it will be forfeited for nothing. The Banking law and guideline here stipulates that if such money remained unclaimed after Six (6) years, the money will be transfered into the Bank treasury account as unclaimed fund. It is therefore upon this discovery that I and my junior colleague in the bank now decided to make this businness proposal to you and release the money to you as the next of kin or relation to the deceased for safety and subsequent disbursement since nobody is coming for it and we do not want this money to go into the Bank treasury as unclaimed Bill. Meanwhile the whole arrangement to put claim over these fund as the bonafide next of kin to the deceased and transfer this money to a foreign account has been put in place. Directives and needed information will be relayed to you as soon as you indicate your interest and willingness to assist us and also benefit from this great business opportunity. We could have done this deal on our own, but because of our position in this country operating a local account would eventually raise an eye brow on my side during the time of transfer because I work in this bank. This is the actual reason why it will require foreigner as second party that will forward claims as the next of kin to the Bank and also present a designated safe foreign account where he will need the money to be transferred into after due verification and clearification by the bank. May I at this point emphasize that this transaction is a successful arrangement, and as an insider of the bank I have the capacity to monitor that everything is smoothly perfected. On smooth conclusion of this transaction, you will be entitled to your own share of the total sum as gratification We have agreed that 20 % of this money will be for you as our foreign partner, in respect to the provision of a foreign account, 5% will be set aside for expenses incured during the business and 75% would be for me and my colleague. There after I and my colleague will visit your country for disbursement according to the percentages indicated. This share of yours is negotiable as long as it is reasonable. Please, you have been adviced to keep this information a topsecret as we are still in service and intend to retire from service after we conclude this deal with you. I will be monitoring the whole situation here in this bank until you confirm the money in your account and ask us to come down to your country for subsequent sharing of the fund according to percentages we shall agree upon. All other necessary information will be sent to you on your acceptance to champion this transaction with us. I suggest you get back to me as soon as possible, stating your wish in this deal. Please do call me on my direct line for more clearifications: 00221 688 8466 Thanks and best regards. Yours faithfully, Mr. Idrissa Diop Telephone: 00221 688 8466


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This section lists allowed limitations. Where restrictions take the form of numeric limits, no minimum requirements are given, nor are the limits assumed to be concrete, fixed numbers. However, it is expected that all implementations have “reasonably” large limits to enable common applications.
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If the runtime limits of an implementation are exceeded during execution of a computation, then it may terminate that computation and report an embedder-specific error to the invoking code.
Some of the above limits may already be verified during instantiation, in which case an implementation may report exceedance in the same manner as for syntactic limits.
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Developers at EndCraft do much of the work to keep the server running. We code practically everything ourselves, so it's necessary to have a few developers who can work on maintence or adding new feautres. To become a developer, we recommend that you have some knowledge with PHP, specifically a good understanding of functions and the PMMP api. Other languages you could code in are HTML, CSS, and JS, but we need more PHP developers then any other language. If you want to help with some networking aspcets, we recomemnd having a good amount of MySQL knowledge and have a good understanding of how networking works.
Becoming a developer is not that easy of a task as you can't offically apply for a development position. We recommend contacting an owner on Discord to become a developer. We prefer people who are already trustworthy staff to apply for development, so if you aren't staff already it would be worth your time to apply. Networking positions are harder to get into, and we rarely consider accepting people that are not already in our development or staff teams.
We have some open-source libraries for people to use in thier projects. Click here to view them.


with a passion for evrything linux its no surprise that i derived at binbash as my online persona and identity.
i am not a hacker. i am simply curious. i am obsessed with how things work, and how they could work better, how to break things. i am ...well..introverted me!
privacy is paramount, i loathe big-corp, i embrace open-source
Handshake is a decentralized, permissionless naming protocol where every peer is validating and in charge of managing the root DNS naming zone with the goal of creating an alternative to existing Certificate Authorities and naming systems.
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- io.binbash/ - File Sharing
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This is the place where I store the little bookmarklets I've written. All bookmarklets are free to use, share, and modify, as per the WTFPL license. Each bookmarklet is designed for a specific purpose and a specific site. Bookmarklets are not guaranteed to work on other sites than the ones specified in the domain section for each. You can copy the code by selection or pressing the copy button and create a bookmarklet manually, or optimally drag the drag button to the taskbar field and the browser will create a bookmarklet automatically.


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Entity
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specifically for the
avaiable scenes for the 'choose' your own adventure game.SceneFragment
This constructor is using a Transformations
for the LiveData
SceneViewModel.scene
field above
to check for anytime the player is updated into the database.Choice
for a ChoiceSynonym
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A Chapter¶
Here is a paragraph
- Here are:
- Bullet lists in reStructuredText are fairly straightforward.

Nested bullets should be indented by exactly two spaces.
- They also need a blank line before and after them, otherwise it doesn’t
work right.
It is also possible to have multiple paragraphs in a bullet.
Make sure to have a blank line between the paragraphs, and to indent the paragraphs to the correct level.
Numbered lists are not complicated.
They do exactly what you think they do.
A Section¶
A link in rst is like this.
You cna create numbered bullets too. Here are some things that were important in the library which I made this template from:
Openness
Federation
Security
Public Good (cross ref other parts of the docs like this… Inline Tabs)
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Tables¶
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False |
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True |
False |
True |
False |
True |
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Definition¶
- Definition Lists
An extremely useful tool for describing stuff.
- Complicated Term
Definition
Inline Tabs¶
This actually looks better than group tabs
This also suits the original look and feel of theme
print("And with the directive syntax, you can have syntax highlighting.")
print(“Or disable all syntax highlighting.”)


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Mauricio Pochettino's goodbye message to Tottenham players revealed by Jesus Perez
Ex-Spurs boss wrote message on tactics board before leaving club
by Lyall ThomasMauricio Pochettino's goodbye message to his Tottenham players has been revealed by assistant Jesus Perez.
The Spaniard posted two pictures on social media 48 hours after they were sacked by Spurs, one showing Pochettino writing the message on a tactics board in the players' dressing room.
"Big thanks to you all," it read. "We can't say goodbye... you will always be in our hearts."
The pictures were posted on Perez' personal Twitter account with the caption: "COYS"
Pochettino and Perez have remained silent since they were dismissed after a breakdown in their relationship with the club's hierarchy and the team 14th in Premier League following a disastrous start to the season.
But they are already being considered for the vacant Bayern Munich job, having previously been of interest to Real Madrid and Manchester United, among other big clubs, during their five-and-a-half years in N17.
Although they did not win a trophy in this time, Pochettino and his staff were highly regarded among the club's supporters, who have shown an outpouring of emotion on social media during the events of the past two days.
They have been replaced by Jose Mourinho and his new backroom staff, several of which have arrived from French club Lille, including Portuguese assistant Joao Sacramento.


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Fonts on the web have been limited by licensing restrictions setup for the print era by the font foundries who create them. Only a few limiting choices have been available to designers, while print licenced fonts remained untouchable (except in images/flash).
As a result, we've been working in the "web safe" range of fonts, Times, Arial, Georgia, etc. The work around was using other fonts in images, wich comes at the cost of site speed, SEO, and flexibility.
BreakthroughsSeveral solutions have emerged that allow a great variety of fonts to be legally used on the web.
Open licensesThis simple CSS rule references the font file. Modify size, weight, color, line-height, shadow, etc. The font stack allows fallback to safe fonts in browsers without support.
Example CSS:@font-face {
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Services deliver the correct files for each browser, no mess. If you host your own, you'll need some help:
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All event participants are expected to behave in accordance with professional standards, with both this Code of Conduct. Our hackathon is dedicated to providing a safe and comfortable environment and harassment-free experience for everyone, regardless of the following:
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We will not tolerate any kind of activities, from participants, mentioned below :• Intimate Activities (Kissing, Sexual acts and proximity)
• Consumption of Alcoholic Beverages
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• We are free to report such things to your Institution or Police or both (whichever is applicable).
Consequences of Violating Rules
Hackathon participants violating these rules may be sanctioned or expelled from the hackathon without a refund (if applicable) at the discretion of the hackathon organisers.

Photography is encouraged, but other participants must be given a reasonable chance to opt out from being photographed. If they object to the taking of their photograph, comply with their request. It is inappropriate to take photographs in contexts where people have a reasonable expectation of privacy (in bathrooms or where participants are sleeping).
Participants asked to stop any harassing behavior are expected to comply immediately.
As this is a hackathon, we like to explicitly note that the hacks created at our hackathon are equally subject to the anti-harassment policy.Sponsors and partners are also subject to the anti-harassment policy. In particular, sponsors should not use sexualised images, activities, or other material. Sponsor representatives (including volunteers) should not use sexualised clothing/uniforms/costumes, or otherwise create a sexualised environment.
If you are being harassed, notice that someone else is being harassed, or have any other concerns, please contact a member of hackathon staff immediately.
Hackathon staff will be happy to help participants contact any local security or local law enforcement, provide escorts, or otherwise assist those experiencing harassment to feel safe for the duration of the hackathon. We value your attendance.
If a participant engages in harassing behavior, the hackathon organisers may take any action they deem appropriate. This includes warning the offender, expulsion from the hackathon with no refund (if applicable), or reporting their behaviour to local law enforcement.
We expect participants to follow these rules at hackathon and workshop venues and Hackathon-related social events.
All participants and attendees should respect the privacy and space of others. They should respect the participant’s requested level of interaction as indicated by their communication sticker. They are expected to be respectful of participants’ pronouns.
Participants should not damage any property of the venue, else, in that case, they are liable to pay fine and may also get expelled from the hackathon.
Participants are expected to follow the timeline of the event, strictly. No extensions or special permission will be given to any team or participant for completing the given task. The miniature changes to the timeline are subject to real-time situations at the event.
Participants found in getting involved with any intimate activities (Kissing and Sexual acts and proximity) are questionable to the Organizing Team and other Staff. No such acts will be tolerated inside the premises.
Participants found consuming Alcoholic Beverages and Tobacco or found involving in Physical abuse and Violent acts will be disqualified immediately and will face the required consequences.
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| ClassConstructorCall
This PrimaryExpression type represents a new
expression via a class constructor invocation, i.e. something like
'new AnyClassType(constructorArgs)' . |
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This JSOM type is the base type for all kinds of expressions. |
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This JSOM type is the base type for all kinds of expressions
that are not of arithmetic or logical nature; i.e. a primary expression
represents things like literals, method calls, new expressions, and so
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Constants for the various types of keywords. |
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Defines constants for all binary operators. |
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| ArrayElementAccess
This PrimaryExpression type represents the access to a static
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This Expression type represents all kinds of binary operator
expressions. |
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expression via a class constructor invocation, i.e. something like
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This PrimaryExpression type represents a chain of primary
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This PrimaryExpression type represents an explicit this
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This PrimaryExpression type represents a simple identifier
expression, i.e. such an expression is nothing else than a not qualified
identifier. |
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This PrimaryExpression represents a literal. |
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This PrimaryExpression type represents the most trivial kinds of
primary expressions which are the keywords class , this
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This PrimaryExpression type represents a new
expression for creating static arrays. |
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This Expression type represents a type cast. |
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This Expression type represents all kinds of unary operator
expressions. |
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PgGetConnectionId
returns the underlying PGconn handle. This is intended to allow Tcl extensions to Pgtcl to use the existing database connection.
The Pg_ConnectionId structure provides access to more internals of the Pgtcl handle, but may be ignored in most cases.


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Class ThreatListUpdateResponse
Threat List Update Response.
Inheritance
Inherited Members
Namespace: Gee.External.Browsing.Clients
Assembly: Gee.External.Browsing.dll
Syntax
public sealed class ThreatListUpdateResponse
Constructors
ThreatListUpdateResponse(ThreatListUpdateRequest)
Create a Threat List Update Response.
Declaration
public ThreatListUpdateResponse(ThreatListUpdateRequest request)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| ThreatListUpdateRequest | request | The ThreatListUpdateRequest made to the Google Safe Browsing API for which the threat list update response has been returned. |
Exceptions
| Type | Condition |
|---|---|
| System.ArgumentNullException | Thrown if |
ThreatListUpdateResponse(ThreatListUpdateRequest, IEnumerable<ThreatListUpdateResult>)
Create a Threat List Update Response.
Declaration
public ThreatListUpdateResponse(ThreatListUpdateRequest request, IEnumerable<ThreatListUpdateResult> results)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| ThreatListUpdateRequest | request | The ThreatListUpdateRequest made to the Google Safe Browsing API for which the threat list update response has been returned. |
| System.Collections.Generic.IEnumerable<ThreatListUpdateResult> | results | A collection of ThreatListUpdateResult indicating the collection of retrieved ThreatList and the threats associated with them that should be added to and removed from the locally stored copies of the threat lists. A null reference or an empty collection indicates no threat lists were retrieved. |
Exceptions
| Type | Condition |
|---|---|
| System.ArgumentNullException | Thrown if |
Properties
Request
Get Request.
Declaration
public ThreatListUpdateRequest Request { get; }
Property Value
| Type |
|---|
| ThreatListUpdateRequest |
Remarks
Represents the ThreatListUpdateRequest made to the Google Safe Browsing API for which the threat list update response has been returned.
Results
Get Results.
Declaration
public IReadOnlyCollection<ThreatListUpdateResult> Results { get; }
Property Value
| Type |
|---|
| System.Collections.Generic.IReadOnlyCollection<ThreatListUpdateResult> |
Remarks
Represents a collection of ThreatListUpdateResult indicating the collection of retrieved ThreatList and the threats associated with them that should be added to and removed from the locally stored copies of the threat lists. An empty collection indicates no threat lists were retrieved.
Methods
Build()
Build a Threat List Update Response.
Declaration
public static ThreatListUpdateResponseBuilder Build()
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| ThreatListUpdateResponseBuilder | A ThreatListUpdateResponseBuilder to build a threat list update response with. |


While some LDM utilities are designed to write diagnostic and informational messages to standard output, most utilities (in particular the LDM server, ldmd) are designed to write such messages to a log file. The log file is $HOME/logs/ldmd.log.
In general, the format of most log-messages is
MMM DD hh:mm:ss localhost util[pid] level: msg
Associated with each log-message is a priority-level. The levels are: error, warning, notice, informational, and debug. The priority-level is used to decide whether or not to write the message to the log file. Most utilities log errors, warnings, and notices by default. This behavior can usually be changed when the utility is executed by using the "-v" (verbose) option. This option will cause the utility to also log informational messages (and cause the log file to grow more rapidly). Another common option is "-x", which will cause the utility to also log debug messages (and cause the log file to grow extremely fast). You should rarely, if ever, need to use the "-x" option.
Each LDM process ( server, upstream LDM, downstream LDM) has another way to alter its logging-level. Reception of a USR2 signal by the process will cause it to change the logging-level threshold in the following sequence:
notice -> informational -> debug -> notice -> ...The kill(1) utility can be used to send a USR2 signal to an LDM process.
A message template is an abstract log-message in which concrete fields (e.g., UNIX process-ID, upstream host name) have been replaced with corresponding placeholders (e.g., pid, uphost). When searching this web page for the message template corresponding to an actual log-message, be sure to search for only that part of the message that doesn't vary (such parts are in a non-italic font in the templates).
In the following log-message templates, the timestamp (MMM DD hh:mm:ss) localhost, util[pid], and level fields have been omitted and only the msg fields are shown.
Message Templates for
Notices
- Starting Up (version: maj.min.bug; built: MMM-DD-YYYY hh:mm:ss)
- The top-level (i.e., parent) ldmd is starting. The package was built in month MMM day DD of year YYYY at hour hh minute mm and second ss, local time.
- child child-pid stopped by signal number
- The child process corresponding to the specified process-ID was stopped by the signal with the specified number. The command-line of the child process is unknown. The command kill -l can be used to determine the signal's name.
- child child-pid stopped by signal number: command-line
- The child process corresponding to the specified process-ID was stopped by the signal with the specified number. The command kill -l can be used to determine the signal's name.
- child child-pid terminated by signal number
- The child process corresponding to the specified process-ID was terminated by the signal with the specified number. The command-line of the child process is unknown. The command kill -l can be used to determine the signal's name.
- child child-pid terminated by signal number: command-line
- The child process corresponding to the specified process-ID was terminated by the signal with the specified number. The command kill -l can be used to determine the signal's name.
- child child-pid exited with status status
- The child process corresponding to the specified process-ID terminated with the specified exit-status. The command-line of the child process is unknown. An exit-status other than zero indicates an error.
- child child-pid exited with status status: command-line
- The child process corresponding to the specified process-ID terminated with the specified exit-status. An exit-status other than zero indicates an error.
- Killing (SIGTERM) process group
- A child process of the LDM server has terminated abnormally. Consequently, the LDM server has decided to terminate the LDM system by sending a TERM signal to its process group
- Terminating process group
- The LDM server has been told to terminate. Consequently, the LDM server will terminate the LDM system by signaling its process group
- Using local address IP_addr:port
- The LDM server will listen on the specified IP address using the specified port.
- Denying connection from [IP_addr] because too many clients
- The LDM server denied a connection attempt from the specified IP address because the maximum number of clients are already connected to the server. If this happens often, then you might want to increase the variable $max_clients in the ldmadmin configuration-file.
- Denying connection from [IP_addr] because not allowed
- The LDM server denied a connection attempt from the specified IP address because the IP address didn't match any ALLOW or ACCEPT entry in the LDM configuration-file ldmd.conf.
- Denying connection from "hostame" [IP_addr] because not allowed
- The LDM server denied a connection attempt from the specified host with the specified IP address because neither the hostname nor IP address matched any ALLOW or ACCEPT entry in the LDM configuration-file ldmd.conf.
- ldmd[pid]: Adjusted pathological regular expression "ere" at line lineno, file pathname
- The LDM configuration-file pathname contains the pathological regular-expression ere at line lineno. The LDM converted the pathological regular-expression to a non-pathological one, internally, and should work OK. At some time, however, you should edit the configuration-file to correct the regular-expression.
Warnings
- Adjusted pathological regular expression "ERE" near line n, file "pathname"
- The LDM server converted the pathological regular-expression near the specified line of the specified configuration-file into an equivalent, non-pathological form. You should change the regular-expression to avoid this warning.
- Pathological regular expression "ERE" near line n, file "pathname"
- The LDM server converted the pathological regular-expression near the specified line of the specified configuration-file into an equivalent, non-pathological form. You should change the regular-expression to avoid this warning.
Errors
- run_requester: fork
- The LDM server was unable to fork a downstream LDM child process.
- fork
- The LDM server was unable to fork a child process for an EXEC entry in its configuration-file, ldmd.conf.
- execvp: command
- The LDM server was unable to execute command from an EXEC entry in its configuration-file, ldmd.conf.
- Error near line n, file "pathname": msg
- The specified LDM configuration-file contained the error msg near the specified line.
- Invalid feedtype expression "feedtype" near line n, file "pathname": msg"
- The specified LDM configuration-file contained the error msg in the feedtype specification near the specified line.
- Couldn't clone regular-expression "ERE" near line n, file "pathname": reason
- The LDM server couldn't make a copy of the specified regular-expression near the specified line of the specified configuration-file due to system error reason.
- Couldn't allocate n bytes for "regex_t" near line n, file "pathname"
- The LDM server failed to allocate the given number of bytes for an object of type "regex_t" while parsing the specified configuration-file near the specified line.
- Couldn't compile regular-expression ERE" near line n, file "pathname": reason
- The LDM server failed to compile the specified regular-expression near the specified line of the specified configuration-file due to reason.
- Couldn't clone string "string" near line n, file "pathname": reason
- While parsing the specified configuration-file, the LDM server was unable to make a copy of the specified string near the specified line due to reason.
- Couldn't create host-set for "spec" near line n, file "pathname": reason
- While parsing the specified configuration-file, the LDM server was unable to convert the specified string near the specified line into a set of hosts due to reason.
- Couldn't add ALLOW entry near line n, file "pathname": reason
- While parsing the specified configuration-file, the LDM server was unable to add the ALLOW entry near the specified line to its internal list due to reason.
- Couldn't get request-entry near line n, file "pathname": reason
- While parsing the specified configuration-file, the LDM server was unable to convert the REQUEST entry near the specified line into a data-object due to reason.
- Invalid hostname specification "hostname" near line n, file "pathname"
- The specified hostname near the specified line of the specified configuration-file is invalid.
- Invalid port specification "port" near line n, file "pathname"
- The specified port near the specified line of the specified configuration-file is invalid.
- Couldn't add host to request-entry near line n, file "pathname": reason
- While parsing the specified configuration-file, the LDM server was unable to add the specified host of the REQUEST entry near the specified line to the internal data-object associated with that REQUEST entry's feedtype and ERE due to reason.
- fopen: pathname: reason
- The LDM server was unable to open the specified configuration-file due to reason.
- Problem requesting data: reason
- The LDM server was unable to create all the downstream LDMs corresponding to the REQUEST entries in its configuration-file due to reason.
- Couldn't add ACCEPT entry near line n, file "pathname": reason
- While parsing the specified configuration-file, the LDM server was unable to add the ACCEPT entry near the specified line to its internal list due to reason.
- Couldn't decode command "command" near line n, file "pathname": reason
- While parsing the specified configuration-file, the LDM server was unable to decode the specified command of the EXEC entry near the specified line due to reason.
- String too long
- While parsing its configuration-file, the LDM server encountered a string that was longer than it could handle.
- Couldn't add EXEC entry near line n, file "pathname": reason
- While parsing the specified configuration-file, the LDM server was unable to add the EXEC entry near the specified line to its internal list due to reason.
- waitpid: reason
- The waitpid() system-call failed due to reason.
- pmap_unset(LDMPROG prog, LDMVERS vers) failed
- The LDM server was unable to unregister itself with the portmapper.
- Couldn't get socket for server: reason
- The LDM server was unable to obtain a socket upon which to listen due to reason.
- Couldn't obtain local address ip_addr:port for server: reason
- The LDM server was unable to bind its listening socket to the given IP address and port number due to reason.
- Couldn't obtain local address ip_addr:* for server: reason
- The LDM server was unable to bind its listening socket to the given IP address -- even though it allowed the operating-system to determine the port number -- due to reason.
- Couldn't get local address of server's socket: reason
- The LDM server was unable to obtain from the operating-system the address to which its listening socket was bound due to reason. This is, basically, a failure of the getsockname() system-call.
- Couldn't listen() on server's socket: reason
- The LDM server was unable to listen on its socket due to reason. This is, basically, a failure of the listen() system-call.
- accept: reason
- The accept() system-call failed due to reason.
- fork: reason
- The fork() system-call failed due to reason.
- Couldn't add child PID to set: reason
- The LDM server was unable to save the fact that it successfully forked a child process due to reason.
- Can't create fd service.
- The LDM server was unable to create an RPC service on socket. This is, basically, a failure of the svcfd_create() RPC function.
- unable to register LDM-n service.
- The LDM server was unable to register itself with the RPC layer. This is, basically, a failure of the svc_register() RPC function.
- sock select: reason
- The LDM server was unable to receiving anything on the incoming socket due to reason. This is, basically, a failure of the select() system-call.
- atexit: reason
- The LDM server was unable to register a cleanup handler to be called when the process terminates normally due to reason. This is, basically, a failure of the atexit() system-call.
- The product-queue "pathname" is inconsistent
- The specified product-queue is internally inconsistent (i.e., corrupt). The queue will have to be deleted and recreated.
- pq_open failed: pathname: reason
- The LDM server was unable to open the specified product-queue due to reason.
- getsockopt option: reason
- The LDM server was unable to obtain a value for the specified socket option due to reason. This is, basically, a failure of the getsockopt() system-call.
- setsockopt option value: reason
- The LDM server was unable to set the specified socket option to the specified value due to reason. This is, basically, a failure of the setsockopt() system-call.
Notices
- Starting Up(maj.min.bug): uphost:port criteria
- The downstream LDM 6 started. It should connect to the specified host using the specified port and data-product selection-criteria.
- LDM-6 desired product-class: criteria
- The downstream LDM 6 has adjusted its data-product selection-criteria according to the most recent data-product in the product-queue that matches the startup selection-criteria. This will be the selection-criteria that will be used in the FEEDME request to the upstream LDM
- hiya6: criteria
- The downstream LDM 6 received a HIYA message with the specified data-product selection-criteria from an upstream LDM 6.
- nhits (n) >= MAXHITS (max)
- The number of
ACCEPT
entries in the LDM configuration-file, ldmd.conf, that match an incoming HIYA message exceeds a fixed limit. This means that the configuration-file is way too complicated.- Upstream LDM-6 on uphost is willing to be a primary feeder
- The downstream LDM 6 successfully negotiated with the upstream LDM 6 on the specified host for getting data-products via the primary transfer-mode.
- Upstream LDM-6 on uphost is willing to be an alternate feeder
- The downstream LDM 6 successfully negotiated with the upstream LDM 6 on the specified host for getting data-products via the alternate transfer-mode.
- Product reclassification by upstream LDM: criteria -> criteria
- The downstream LDM 6 received a RECLASS reply from the upstream LDM 6 in response to the downstream's FEEDME request.
- Switching data-product transfer-mode to mode
- The downstream LDM 6 has decided to change its data-product transfer-mode to mode.
- Couldn't connect to LDM on uphost using either port port or portmapper: reason
- The downstream LDM 6 couldn't connect to an upstream LDM 6 due to reason.
- nullproc_n failure to uphost
- The NULLPROC message that the downstream LDM n sent to the upstream LDM n in order to test the connection failed due to reason.
- Connection aborted
- The connection between the downstream LDM 5 subsystem and the upstream LDM 5 was terminated because:
- The upstream LDM wasn't version 5;
- An LDM wasn't running on the upstream host;
- A request for information from the portmapper on the upstream host failed;
- An LDM isn't registered with the RPC layer on the upstream host;
- The upstream LDM doesn't have a matching ALLOW entry in its configuration-file, ldmd.conf for the downstream LDM;
- The upstream LDM host is unknown to the downstream LDM host;
- The upstream LDM was told to terminate; or
- The downstream LDM 5 subsystem received an unexpected reply from the upstream LDM.
- Connection closed by upstream LDM
- The upstream LDM 5 terminated the connection with the downstream LDM 5 subsystem (typically because of no matching ALLOW entry in the upstream LDM's configuration-file, ldmd.conf).
- Connection timed-out
- The connection between the downstream LDM 5 subsystem and the upstream LDM 5 was terminated due to an RPC timeout.
- Connection refused by upstream LDM
- The upstream LDM 5 refused to connect with the downstream LDM 5 subsystem because
- There is no matching ALLOW entry in the upstream LDM's configuration-file, ldmd.conf; or
- The intersection of the set of requested data-products and the set of allowed data-products is the empty set.
- Previous product-information file "path" doesn't exist
- The file path that would hold the metadata of the last, successfully-received data-product doesn't exist. This message should only be seen when upgrading from version 6.5 (or earlier versions) or after modifying or adding a REQUEST entry in the LDM configuration-file and restarting the LDM.
Warnings
- Future product from "uphost". Fix local or ingest clock. metadata
- The system clock on ingest host uphost (the computer that created the data-product) is fast relative to the local system clock. If, during a reconnection attempt, a downstream LDM asks for data beginning with this data-product, then the performance of the LDM on the local host will be significantly degraded. The solution is to check the system clocks on the local and ingest hosts and to fix whichever one is incorrect by installing and running the Network Time Protocol Daemon (ntpd) on that system. If the ingest host is beyond your control, then you will have to communicate with the administrator of that host. If the ingest host is part of the Unidata IDD, then you can email support-idd at unidata.ucar.edu.
Because of the potential for receiving such data-products at a high rate, each downstream LDM process will print only one such message every hour for any given ingest host (unless the process is in verbose logging mode, in which case it will print a message for every such data-product). You can use a command like the following to extract a unique list of such ingest hosts from an LDM log file:
This command could be executed, for example, via the crontab utility just after the log files are rotated to notify the LDM administrator of problems via email.grep -F 'WARN: Future' ldmd.log.1 | sort -u -t ' ' -k 10,10Errors
- Couldn't save product-information: reason
- The downstream LDM 6 was unable to save the metadata of the just-arrived data-product because of reason.
- Couldn't save acceptance of data-product: reason
- The downstream LDM 6 was unable to save the fact that a data-product just arrived successfully because of reason.
- pq_insert() failed: reason: metadata
- The downstream LDM 6 was unable to insert a just-arrived data-product into the product-queue because of reason.
- Couldn't save rejection of data-product: reason
- The downstream LDM 6 was unable to save the fact that a data-product just was not inserted into the data-product because it was a duplicate because of reason.
- Couldn't open product-queue "pathname" for writing: reason
- The product-queue couldn't be opened for writing because of reason.
- Couldn't initialize savedInfo module: reason
- The software module that saves the metadata of just-arrived data-products could not be initialized because of reason.
- Terminating due to system failure: reason
- The downstream LDM cannot continue due to the operating-system failure reason.
- Terminating due to LDM failure: reason
- The downstream LDM cannot continue due to the LDM failure reason.
- Unexpected forn5() return: errno
- The downstream LDM cannot continue due to an unanticipated operating-system error in the LDM 5 function forn5(). The number of the error is errno.
- Couldn't allocate new product-information structure: reason
- The downstream LDM was unable to allocate an object to hold the metadata of a data-product due to reason.
- Couldn't allocate new product-class: reason
- The downstream LDM was unable to allocate an object to hold its data-product selection-criteria due to reason.
- pqe_new() failed: reason: metadata
- The downstream LDM 6 was unable to determine if a data-product corresponding to the just-arrived data-product metadata of a COMINGSOON message already exists in the product-queue because of reason.
- Couldn't open product-queue "pathname": for writing: reason
- The upstream LDM 6 was unable to open the specified product-queue for writing due to reason.
- Couldn't initialize downstream LDM
- The downstream LDM 6 couldn't initialize itself in response to a HIYA message from an upstream LDM 6.
- Couldn't validate HIYA: reason
- The downstream LDM couldn't match a HIYA message from an upstream LDM 6 against its ACCEPT entries due to reason.
- Couldn't set product class: criteria: reason
- The downstream LDM 6 couldn't set its internal data-product selection-criteria object to the specified value due to reason.
- Couldn't clone product-information: reason
- The downstream LDM couldn't make a copy of a data-product's metadata due to reason.
- Request not allowed. Does it overlap with another?
- The upstream LDM 6 reduced the data-product selection-criteria given to it to an empty subscription after first reducing it by the relevant ALLOW entries in the upstream LDM's configuration-file and then by the subscriptions from other, existing downstream LDM 6s that are executing on the same host. You should check your LDM configuration-file, ldmd.conf, for overlapping REQUESTs entries to the upstream host.
- Product too big: metadata
- The downstream LDM 6 was unable to insert a just-arrived data-product into the product-queue because it was larger than the largest data-product that the product-queue can hold. Tell the upstream site to stop sending such data-products or increase the size of your product-queue.
Log-messages from upstream LDMs usually have the string "(feed)" or "(noti)" in the util field of the log-message, corresponding to FEEDME and NOTIFYME requests from the downstream LDM, repectively.
Notices
- Starting Up(maj.min.bug/6): criteria, transfer-mode
- The feeding upstream LDM 6 is starting in response to a FEEDME request from a downstream LDM 6. The specified data-product selection-criteria will be used to select data-products from the product-queue. Such products will be further filtered by the upstream filter. The specified transfer-mode will be used to send the products.
- Starting Up(maj.min.bug/6): criteria
- The NOTIFICATION-using upstream LDM 6 is starting in response to a FEEDME request from a downstream LDM 6. The specified data-product selection-criteria will be used to select data-products from the product-queue. Such products will be further filtered by the upstream filter.
- Restricting request: criteria -> criteria
- The upstream LDM 6 determined that the downstream LDM 6 was not allowed to receive the feedtype that it requested, based on ALLOW entries in the LDM configuration-file, ldmd.conf. The upstream LDM 6, consequently, restricted the data-product selection-criteria to that specified.
- Terminated obsolete upstream LDM LDM_spec
- The newly-created upstream LDM 6 process determined that an earlier upstream LDM process was supplying a subset (either proper or improper) of the requested data to the same downstream host; consequently, the other process was terminated.
- topo: downhost upfilter
- The upstream LDM 6 will send the data-products specified by the upstream filter to the downstream LDM 6 on the specified host.
- Invalid signature (signature)
- The upstream LDM 6 was unable to decode the data-product signature encoded in the data-product selection-criteria of a request for data from a downstream LDM 6.
- Invalid signature (signature): reason
- The upstream LDM 6 was unable to decode the data-product signature encoded in the data-product selection-criteria of a request for data from a downstream LDM 6 due to reason.
- Data-product with signature sig wasn't found in product-queue
- The upstream LDM 6 was unable to find the data-product whose signature was encoded in the data-product selection-criteria in the request-for-data from the downstream LDM 6. The upstream LDM will use the rest of the selection-criteria to determine which data-products to send.
Warnings
- Couldn't terminate obsolete upstream LDM LDM_spec
- The newly-created upstream LDM 6 process was unable to terminate an earlier upstream LDM 6 process that was supplying a subset (either proper or improper) of the requested data to the same downstream host.
- Subscription reduced by one or more ALLOW entries: desired -> allowed
- The data-product selection-criteria from the downstream LDM 6 was reduced by the ALLOW entries in the LDM configuration-file, ldmd.conf.
- Subscription reduced by one or more existing subscriptions: desired -> allowed
- The data-product selection-criteria from the downstream LDM 6 was reduced by existing previous subscriptions from the same host. in order to reduce bandwidth usage by the upstream site.
Errors
- Couldn't duplicate product-class: reason
- The upstream LDM 6 was unable to make a copy of the data-product selection-criteria of a request for data from a downstream LDM 6 due to reason.
- Couldn't compute wanted/allowed product intersection: reason
- The upstream LDM 6 was unable to compute the intersection of the set of requested data-products with the set of allowed data-products due to reason.
- Couldn't duplicate socket n: reason
- The upstream LDM 6 was unable to duplicate the specified socket due to reason.
- Invalid product pattern: criteria
- The upstream LDM 6 encountered an invalid ERE in the specified data-product selection-criteria from the downstream LDM 6.
- Couldn't get "upstream" filter: reason
- The upstream LDM 6 was unable to obtain its upstream filter due to reason.
- Upstream filter prevents data-transfer
- The upstream filter of the upstream LDM 6 prevented the transfer of all data-products. You should either modify the upstream filter to allow some transfer or remove the relevant ALLOW entry entirely.
- svc_sendreply(...) failure
- The upstream LDM 6 was unable to send an RPC reply to the downstream LDM 6.
- Couldn't free arguments
- The upstream LDM 6 was unable to free the arguments associated with an RPC message from a downstream LDM 6.
- fcntl(F_GETFL) failure: reason
- The upstream LDM 6 was unable to get the flags associated with its socket due to reason. This is, basically, a failure of the fcntl() system-call.
- fcntl(F_SETFL) failure: reason
- The upstream LDM 6 was unable to set the flags associated with its socket due to reason. This is, basically, a failure of the fcntl() system-call.
- Couldn't connect to downstream LDM on reason
- The RPC layer of the upstream LDM 6 was unable to connect to the RPC layer of the downstream LDM 6 on the specified host due to reason.
- Couldn't set product-class in queue "pathname": reason
- The upstream LDM 6 was unable to set the data-product selection-criteria in the specified product-queue due to reason.
- Couldn't initialize autoshift module: reason
- The upstream LDM 6 was unable to initialize the autoshift module due to reason.
- Failure: reason
- The upstream LDM 6 was unable to feed or notify its downstream LDM 6 due to reason.
- Couldn't flush connection: reason
- The upstream LDM 6 was unable to flush the TCP connection to the downstream LDM 6 due to reason.
- Product send failure: reason
- The upstream LDM 6 was unable to send a data-product to the downstream LDM 6 due to reason.
- The product-queue "pathname" is inconsistent
- The upstream LDM 6 determined that the specified product-queue was in an inconsistent state (i.e., corrupt). The queue will have to be deleted and recreated.
- Couldn't open product-queue "pathname": reason
- The upstream LDM 6 couldn't open the specified product-queue due to reason.
- Couldn't adjust product-class specification (criteria): reason
- The upstream LDM 6 couldn't adjust its data-product selection-criteria due to reason.
Notices
- Starting from insertion-time YYYY-MM-DD hh:mm:ss.ssssss UTC
- The pqact process will start processing data-products beginning with the data-product that was inserted into the product-queue just after the indicated time, which is the insertion-time of the last, successfully-processed data-product from the previous LDM session.
- child child-pid terminated by signal sig
- The child process of a pqact process was terminated by signal sig. This had to have been done by somthing outside the LDM system.
- unio_open: pathname: Interrupted system call
- The pqact process was unable to create file pathname because the process was interrupted by a signal.
- pipe_prodput: trying again
- The pqact process was unable to write a data-product to an LDM decoder. Because this could be due to a temporary condition, the process will try again.
- ReReading configuration file pathname
- The pqact process received a HUP signal and will try to reread its configuration-file.
- Filed in "pathname": metadata
- The pqact process filed the data-product with the given metadata in file pathname as the result of a FILE action.
- StdioFiled in "pathname": metadata
- The pqact process filed the data-product with the given metadata in file pathname as the result of a STDIOFILE action.
- Behind by n s
- The pqact process is terminating and the time that the last, successfully-processed data-product was inserted into the product-queue was n seconds before the present time. This indicates how far behind the process was when it terminated. The larger the number is, the greater the risk of not processing a data-product before it is removed from the product-queue.
Warnings
- write(fileno,,count) to decoder took n s: decoder
- The pqact process took n seconds to write count bytes to decoder. The computer might be overloaded or the computer or decoder might be too slow. The file-descriptor of the pipe was fileno.
- Processed oldest product in queue: n s
- The pqact process just processed the oldest data-product in the product-queue, which was inserted into the queue n seconds before the present time. This warning indicates a high risk of not processing all the data-products in the queue before they are removed to make room for more. If this happens often, then you should 1) increase the size of the queue; 2) decrease the rate at which products are inserted into the queue; or 3) decrease the amount of processing of data-products.
Errors
- pbuf_flush (fileno) Timed out
- The pqact process was unable to flush a pipe to an LDM decoder because the flush timed-out. The computer or decoder is too slow or the computer is overloaded. The file-descriptor of the pipe was fileno.
- pbuf_flush (fileno) write: Broken pipe
- The pqact process was unable to write to an LDM decoder because the pipe was disconnected (the decoder process either closed the pipe or terminated). The decoder should have logged an error message. The file-descriptor of the pipe was fileno.
- pipe_dbufput: pathname write error
- The pqact process was unable to write to LDM decoder pathname.
- pipe_put(): write error: pid=child-pid, cmd=(cmd)
- The pqact process was unable to write to LDM decoder command cmd because the pipe is disconnected (the decoder process either closed the pipe or terminated). The decoder should have logged an error message.
Notices
- Starting Up (parent-pid)
- The rtstats utility was started by the parent process whose process-ID is parent-pid (typically, the top-level ldmd).
- Interrupt
- The rtstats process received an interrupt signal.
- Exiting
- The rtstats process is exiting.
Notices
- skipping, no recent files in pathname
- The scour process skipped the directory pathname because it contained no recent files.
- blockno
- Is the origin-0 block-number of an LDM 5 BLKDATA message.
- child-pid
- Is the UNIX process-ID number of the relevant child process.
- command-line
- Is the UNIX command-line of the relevant process.
- criteria
- Is the Data-product selection criteria in the form
start stop {{feedtype "pattern"} [,...]}where:
- start
- Is the start-time in the form YYYYMMDDhhmmss.sss or the string TS_ZERO. The data-product creation-time must be equal-to or greater than this. The string TS_ZERO is, effectively, the beginning of time.
- stop
- Is the stop-time in the form YYYYMMDDhhmmss.sss or the string TS_ENDT. The data-product creation-time must be less-than or equal-to this. The string TS_ENDT is, effectively, the end of time.
- pattern
- Is the ERE for matching the data-product identifier.
- DD
- Is the day of the month when the message was generated (e.g., 08).
- downhost
- Is the downstream host. This can be a hostname, a fully-qualified hostname, or an IP address.
- feedtype
- Is the data-product feedtype.
- fileno
- Is the UNIX file descriptor of an open file.
- elapsed-time
- Is the elapsed-time interval in seconds.
- hh:mm:ss
- Is the time of day when the message was generated. A 24-hour UTC clock is used (e.g., 17:25:42).
- localhost
- Is the identifier of the host on which the LDM system generated the log-message.
- MMM
- Is the abbreviation of the month when the message was generated (e.g., Jan).
- msg
- Is the message from the utility.
- pathname
- Is the pathname of a file or directory.
- pid
- Is the UNIX process-ID number of the process that generated the message.
- metadata
- Is the metadata of a data-product in the form
[signature] size creation-time feedtype sequence_number identifier- prod-ID
- Is the data-product identifier.
- uphost
- Is the upstream host identifier. This can be a hostname, a fully-qualified hostname, or an IP address.
- util
- Is the identifier of the utility that generated the message. This is usually the name of the program (e.g., ldmd, pqact). For a downstream LDM, however, the identifier is the name of computer that's running the upstream LDM. For an upstream LDM, the identifier has the form
where:downhost(mode)
- mode
- Is (typically) "feed" or (atypically) "noti" to indicate that the upstream LDM results from a FEEDME or NOTIFYME request, respectively.
- level
- Is the priority-level of the log-message:
Value Meaning ERROR
An error occurred and the program cannot continue WARN
Something happened that wouldn't have if things were perfect NOTE
Something noteworthy but routine occurred INFO
Merely an informational message ( -v
option)DEBUG
A debugging message ( -x
option)- maj.min.bug
- Is the major, minor, and bug-fix version numbers, respectively, of an LDM release.
- srcloc
- Is the location in the source-code where the log-message was generated in the form
filename:linenowhere:
- filename
- Is the name of the source-file where the log-message was generated.
- lineno
- Is the line-number in filename where the log-message was generated.
- YYYYMMDDhhmmss.sss
- Is a time composed of the year (YYYY) month (MM) day (DD) hour (hh) minute (mm) and second (ss.sss).


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a radix.
10.
Controls the interpretation of tokens by read as being integers or ratios.
The value of *read-base*, called the current input base , is the radix in which integers and ratios are to be read by the Lisp reader. The parsing of other numeric types (e.g., floats) is not affected by this option.
The effect of *read-base* on the reading of any particular rational number can be locally overridden by explicit use of the #O, #X, #B, or #nR syntax or by a trailing decimal point.
(dotimes (i 6) (let ((*read-base* (+ 10. i))) (let ((object (read-from-string "(\\DAD DAD |BEE| BEE 123. 123)"))) (print (list *read-base* object))))) |> (10 (DAD DAD BEE BEE 123 123)) |> (11 (DAD DAD BEE BEE 123 146)) |> (12 (DAD DAD BEE BEE 123 171)) |> (13 (DAD DAD BEE BEE 123 198)) |> (14 (DAD 2701 BEE BEE 123 227)) |> (15 (DAD 3088 BEE 2699 123 258)) ⇒ NIL
Altering the input radix can be useful when reading data files in special formats.