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Qwant ensures that your privacy is protected, and this is the cornerstone of our philosophy. We don’t use any cookie nor any tracking device that may allow us to track your browsing habits or to establish your profile. You are of course entitled to the rights provided by law (in particular the European legal framework and the French loi « Informatique et Libertés » du 7 janvier 1978), but we also forbid ourselves from collecting an important amount of data that others collect, which are useless to provide you with the services you need. We never try to find out who you are or what you are personally doing when you use our search engine. When we do need to collect data, we do not disclose nor sell it for commercial or other uses. We use it exclusively to provide you with the services offered by Qwant.
This Privacy Policy is aimed at explaining in further details our ethical approach towards personal data, and at explaining the few cases where we have to collect information about you, the reasons why we collect such data, and the way we might use it. It also presents the security measures that we apply to protect their confidentiality, and reminds your rights and how to exercize them.
How does Qwant protect your privacy?
We should always ask our search engine what are the personal data that it does not collect 🙂
As a principle, Qwant does not collect data about its users when they search. Plain and simple.
When you use Qwant as a search engine, we don’t put any cookie on your browser that may allow us or others to recognize you or to follow you everywhere on the Internet. We don’t use any tracking device (pixel, fingerprinting…). We don’t collect and we don’t store any history or your searches. When you search, your query is instantly anonymized by being dissociated from your IP address, in accordance with what the French data controller advices. Long story short, what you are doing with Qwant is part of your privacy and we don’t want to know.
Qwant has a Privacy office dedicated to protecting your privacy. It also has a Data Protection Officer (DPO). Both work closely with eachother to ensure that the relevant regulation regarding personal data is applied as strongly as it should.
The DPO keeps an updated register of all processing of personal data made by Qwant for his services. For instance, when you create an account on the site, you can choose to fill in your profile and this is a processing of personal data for which the register will say how data may be kept (and how long), and who can access it. The DPO makes this register available to anyone who asks<EMAIL_ADDRESS>We commit to do anything we can to ensure the security and confidentiality of our users personal data, including by preventing data damage, loss, or access by unauthorized third parties. Qwant’s URL has the HTTPS header that shows users they communicate with Qwant through a secure channel using the TLS protocol. Technically, TLS ensures users that their data can’t be intercepted by fraud. Moreover, the green lock that you see on most browsers when using Qwant certifies that you are browsing a secure website.
When do we collect personal data, and why?
Qwant does not require any registration to use its search engine. However, you may want to register an account to sign-in and enjoy advanced functionalities such as the possibility to save search results in favorites, or create Boards.
In such cases, we collect some personal data such as your name, firstname and email address when you register to our services, or when you use forms available on our website. You can modify, correct, and update information that you submit on the website.
Qwant also collects connection data, not associated with your search queries, only to ensure the security of its information system and, if you create or modify Boards, to respect the obligation to identify content creators such as mandated by French law (article 6-II de la Loi pour la confiance en l’économie numérique).
Even when you are connected with an ID, we don’t use any cookie nor any other tracking device when you browse the site. The only technology that may be installed on your browser, called “local storage”, is used to locally save your settings (language, activation or deactivation of options…). You can delete personal data stored in your “local storage” by deactivating cookies in your browser. However, this deactivation may prevent you from accessing some functionalities of the site, such as your browsing preferences.
Users personal data are collected and processed by Qwant solely for the following purposes:
- the technical management of the user’s account(s) and available services;
- the management of information requests and job applications;
- the management of delisting requests and requests associated with personal data access, rectification, and removal rights;
- the security of Qwant’s information system;
- the compliance with legal and regulatory obligations.
What do we do with this personal data?
Personal data that you transmit are never disclosed or sold by Qwant to third parties, except for job applications that may be shared with recruiting partners, unless you ask us not to. Your data is stored on servers that belong to us and is never send to third-party technical parteners. Our host (as identified in our terms) only provides a secure location for our servers, and can’t access it.
How long do we keep this personal data?
Users personal data is kept as long as you use the services provided by the site.
For Qwant and Qwant Junior accounts, your data is removed 7 days after you request that the account be deleted. If you use a EDU Qwant Junior account (edu.qwantjunior.com), your data is removed 3 months after the account deletion request. During this period, you can ask that your account be reactivated using your initial username and password.
For data that may be collected when you exercize some rights (access, opposition, rectification, right to be forgotten…), the duration of retention depends on what the law prescribes for each of these rights. Please refer to the next section of this Privacy Policy for details.
For connection data that the information system security department may access, the duration of retention is 6 months.
For Qwant Boards, French law makes it mandatory to keep some connection data (e.g. user ID used, URL or position, nature of the operation, time…) for one year.
What are your rights and how can you exercize them?
Qwant is governed by French privacy law, which grants specific rights: right to be forgotten, right to access, right to oppose, right to rectify, or right to suppress incomplete or inaccurate information related to you.
You may exercize such rights by contacting us:
- sending a postal mail to QWANT – Service juridique, 16 avenue Thiers 06000 NICE ;
- sending an electronic request to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Right to access
You can ask us if we have any information related to you, and ask us information regarding their processing (for instance, the categories of data we process). This right allows you to ask Qwant to give you all this information.
Information related to this right to access (such as your contact info) are kept one year after Qwant has answered, then removed when such delay is over.
Right to rectify or suppress
You may modify or suppress information that you entered in your profile, in your Qwant account of any other service (for instance the Qwant Boards).
Information associated to this right to rectify or suppress (such as your contact info) are kept for one year after Qwant has answered, then removed when such delay is over.
Right to oppose
As the name says, the right to oppose allows you to oppose data processing by Qwant. You may, for instance, choose to delete your account.
For job applications, you are entitled to refuse that your data be transmitted or retained.
Information about this right to oppose (such as your contact info) are kept for one year after Qwant has answered, and entirely removed when the legal delay is over (3 years).
Right to be forgotten (right to delisting)
It is a specific right that the European Court of Justice (ECJ) has recognized, that Qwant applies fully. When the search query with your full name and firstname delivers results which are untrue, obsolete or excessive, you can request that related web results be delisted. Your request will be processed on a case by case basis, and referenced URLs will be delisted only if the balance of interests does not impose to have the public right of information prevail (for instance if you are an elected representative who is trying to make a controversial statement disappear).
Information about this right to be forgotten (such as your contact info) are kept for one year after Qwant has answered, and entirely removed when the legal delay is over (3 years).
How about ads? Aren’t they tracked?
Qwant is a free search engine open to anyone. Our main source of revenues comes from ads displayed on Qwant results page.
But we take pride of doing it while respecting both your privacy and your search experience of Qwant.
Qwant does not track people, and this is never going to change.
We believe you will possibly find commercials interesting when they are directly related to what you are searching.
Through their numerous formats, ads have too often taken over the use experience. On Qwant, you will never see intrusive ads that get in the way of what are looking for.
With such commitments, we hope to demonstrate that such responsible and respectful behavior is possible. We have been working for several month at identifying and designing solutions aligned with those principles. We believe we now have designed a simple and efficient offering by working with the Microsoft Bing ad network.
Therefore, every ad that Qwant displays fully adheres to the values we defend and our quality standards.
When you use Qwant, no personal information whatsoever is neither captured or transmitted to advertisers.
In details:
– No third party cookies
– No trackers
– No behavioral targeting
– No campaigns mixing legit and promotional content (native advertising)
We believe advertising can be a responsible business model.
How does Qwant index the web?
We continue our efforts to index all the Web diversity. Our crawlers relentlessly visit the global Web to refine our results. Nevertheless, this requires both a lot of resources and time: some parts of the Web are not yet perfectly indexed. In the meantime, our agreement with Microsoft Bing allows us to complement our own results with those of Microsoft Bing to offer the best possible results from all around the Web.


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Delving in the archives, for reasons related to Project Thrilling, I came upon this postage from 2008 which, my memory being the puny thing it is, I had completely forgotten. Well worth rereading.
1. A raven called Dot-son-paa created the world.
2. Startled blackbirds emit piercing cries because they think they are about to be attacked by demons.
3. Each legion of the Roman Army had a Pullarius, whose job it was to look after the cage of sacred chickens they carried with them.
4. If a dove flies over a coal mine, disaster is likely to follow.
5. The souls of unbaptised children take the form of nightjars.
6. Cuckoos in Herefordshire buy horses at a country fair, and sell them at another.
7. Beowulf was reincarnated as a woodpecker.
8. Every single corncrake in Siberia got there by riding on the back of a crane.
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10. A splinter of wood from a coffin will keep sparrows at bay.
11. If you drink boiled magpie broth you will go mad.
12. If a woman befriends a stork, it will bring her jewellery.
13. In an apotheosis, an eagle is hidden behind a blazing waxen image of a dead emperor, and released when it has melted away.
14. Epileptics can transfer their illness to a chicken by carrying it three times around a well and then spending the night with it asleep under a church altar.
15. It is a good idea to place a wooden diver atop a tall post at the corner of a grave.
16. Robins can speak Latin.
17. Jesus turned a woman into a lapwing after she baked him a cake.
18. On every beach there is a magic stone that cures blindness, but only swallows know how to find it.
19. One way to find gold is to carry with you a stone vomited up by a crane.
20. If you hear a cuckoo before eating your breakfast, ill fortune will follow, possibly to include a loss of feeling in your arms and legs.
21. Nightingales used to be one-eyed, but borrowed the eye from a blindworm and never returned it.
22. Ireland has been called “the swan abounding land”.
23. Pelicans are the most pious of birds.
24. To avoid being bitten by a rabid dog, tuck the heart and right foot of an owl under your left armpit.
25. Cranes migrate south for the sole purpose of launching savage attacks on miniature people, about seven inches high, who they gobble up.
26. You can protect your house from lightning strikes by keeping a blackbird in your living room
27. Crossbills watch over children who fall asleep in direct moonlight and may therefore otherwise come to harm.
28. If bird eggs are incubated by frogs, the birds that hatch from them, irrespective of the parent birds, will be stonechats.
29. Migrating quails are terrified of the sea, and shut their eyes when crossing it, thus often colliding with ships.
30. Nail a dead owl to your barn to protect against storms.
31. The earth was created from mud collected by white-billed divers.
32. If you eat roasted swallow, you are likely to be attacked by dragons.
33. A crossbill tried, but failed, to wrench the nails from Christ's cross during the crucifixion.
34. You can kill gnats and flies with a handful of soil taken from where you are standing when you hear a cuckoo call.
35. If you are lucky enough to find a stone known as an alectorius in the gizzard of a chicken, you will become invisible.
36. The Virgin Mary decided to marry Joseph after she saw a dove land on his head.
37. Three Roman emperors died after owls perched on the roofs of their villas.
38. If you dissolve the eyes of a quail in water, then mix with oil and rub it onto a burning rag, you will take on the appearance of a devil on fire.
39. Eagles can look at the sun without blinking.
40. The god Asmodi appears in the form of a goose and envelops Frisian peasants in darkness while they engage in sex orgies.
41. Cuckoos turn into birds of prey around June or July.
42. Widowed doves only drink from muddy puddles after dark.
43. Barnacle geese are hatched from shells attached to waterlogged timbers tossed along the sea, and are at first like gum.
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45. It is advisable to be sitting down when you see a swallow.
46. If you hear a lapwing call, you should throw a bowl of water into the air.
47. Kingfishers live on riverbanks because they are searching for Noah's Ark.
48. Magpies have a drop of human blood on their tongues.
49. When putting on a play, avoid having any peacock feathers on stage, or disaster will strike.
50. Nightjars attack cattle with their beaks and give them a disease known as puckeridge.
51. You will not get a proper night's sleep if you have the heart and eyes of a nightingale in your bed.
52. Pelicans are known to set fire to themselves by flapping their wings excessively near bonfires.
53. You can forecast wind direction by hanging a dead kingfisher upside down from a length of thread, and watching which way its breast faces.
54. The liver of a hoopoe, pounded to a pulp and mixed with crocus, is a surefire cure for lung disease.
55. The god Odin had two pet ravens called Hugin and Munin, who spent all day flying around the world, returning at night to perch on his shoulder and tell him what they had seen and heard.
56. If you are holding a robin when it dies, your hand will never stop shaking.
57. On Sundays, rooks sit quietly on branches and do not carry sticks in their beaks.
58. To encourage rainfall, it is a good idea to get some swallows and throw them into a pond.
59. Sometimes you should pretend that a wren is a beast of enormous size, and drag a dead one into town on a wagon drawn by four oxen.
60. There are some trees which fall into the sea and become birds.
My source for much of this information is Flights Of Fancy : Birds In Myth, Legend & Superstition by Peter Tate. Highly recommended.


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Statistics short-course¶
Where are we going?¶
Within data science and perhaps at its core is the field of Machine learning.
- Supervised learning - learn a mapping from inputs \(x\) to outputs \(y\) (given \(\mathcal{D}\))
- Unsupervised learning - given only \(x\) the goal is to find interesting patterns
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Machine learning is a type of artificial intelligence that enables a machine to learn without programming it explicitly.
Machine learning makes extensive use of linear algebra—The branch of mathematics that works directly with matrices
On machine learning and statistics¶
What is the difference between statistics and machine learning?
- none really
- statistics - confidence intervals, hypothesis tests and optimal estimators
- machine learning - empirical and computational techniques
- ML tends to have more nonparametrics, less asymptotics, more computationally intensive techniques, and more dimensionality
What kind of statistics are out there?¶
- Descriptive statistics - mean, median, skewness etc.
- Inferential statistics - hypothesis testing
- Predictive analytics - focused on prediction
- Prescriptive analytics - i.e. recommenders
There are many examples of where these areas of statistics blend into one and other.
Course contents¶
Objectives¶
We will dig into the basics. These materials survey the areas of probability and statistics that will be covered in the statistics interview. In addition to the overview there are resources for further study that are meant to reinforce the most important topics.
We well begin in the first day with a gentle introduction to probability and the major distributions used in statistics. We will finish with a concept-driven explanation of frequentist and Bayesian statistics.
On the second day we will dive a bit further into how to make use of probability distributions for inference and hypothesis testing. We will then introduce regression and classification through the use of examples. Finally, we will discuss some of the commonly use methods of evaluating model results.
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The main user interfaces are described as follows:
1. Searching for a Question Paper¶
Searching is done through AJAX. It uses debounced calls to our API. Several filters can be added as shown in the image.
Besides, user can search for papers which are tagged with specific keywords. Those keywords are defined by the uploader while uploading the papers or added by the admin.
5 most recent search histories are also shown. These are stored in browser local storage.
2. Uploading a paper¶
Uploading a paper is done one at a time for a normal user by the interface as shown above. Keywords to be considered while adding papers:
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The uploaded papers are sent to Google Drive.
However, occassionally admin needs to scrape paper links from the Library Site and add them in a bulk. For that, specifically for admin, a bulk upload interface is present.
4. Login and Registration¶
Users are NOT enforced to create an account to perform the above tasks. This is done to cut the overhead time, thereby improving User Experience. However, they can still create an account to let us know who are the curators of the page.
The login system thereby serves as an entrypoint for the admin to log in.
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'Will Provide Land Possession to Refugees, Regularise Their Colonies,' Says West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee
Notably, the state government had earlier regularised 94 refugee settlements which were on state government authorised land, Banerjee said after a Cabinet meeting.
New Delhi: Amid a roaring debate over the National Register of Citizens (NRC) being implemented across the country, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Monday announced that all refugee settlements up to 3 acres including Centre-authorised colonies as well as private lands will be regularised.
As a result, the displaced people will also be provided with land rights by the Trinamool Congress (TMC) government, Banerjee said.
“We have decided to regularize all the lands (refugee settlements), solely because it has been a long time now. Since (March) 1971, they have been left hanging without a home or land. I believe refugees have the right,” CM Mamata Banerjee said, addressing a gathering in Nabanna.
Notably, the state government had earlier regularised 94 refugee settlements which were on state government authorised land, Banerjee said after a Cabinet meeting.
Alleging that the TMC government was protecting illegal immigrants from Bangladesh to sustain the party’s vote bank, senior BJP leaders asserted that NRC would be implemented in the state like it was done in Assam.
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- 25 Nov 2019 'Will Provide Land Possession to Refugees, Regularise Their Colonies,' Says West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee
- 25 Nov 2019 Testing Time For TMC, BJP as West Bengal Heads to Bypolls Today | All You Need to Know
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This is me, I also work on the web.
I didn't work on the web through the burst of the web1.0 bubble, and feel I've somewhat faked my way to where I am today... managing to score some big web conference talking gigs, always working in interesting niches of development languages and making good friends with some amazing web minds in Sydney and Australia.
I was never really into programming, but I've always liked to think a lot about what I do and why I do it. I spent good time in high school memorising every HTML4 tag, screwing around with software and creating version after version of toolmantim.com in photoshop and HTML just to try new visualisation and navigation ideas, without really ever having much content to show. This is probably the activity I miss doing on the web most these days, and lament on what it would have been like to focus more on the design side of things.
I guess communicating ideas with people and solving interesting problems is what I most enjoy.
I don't spend a lot of my time building tools/libraries/plugins/etc on the web like many other webbies I look up to, I think because I have this feeling that we have more than enough tools and its just a matter of figuring out how to use them in new and interesting ways. I think this is why I've always chosen to use tools such as Ruby on Rails and Cocoa, as they let me spend more time on the real-world problems. I still try to share my learnings and reusable code.
I'm still haven't figured out the see-saw of "real world" life (income stream, bills, GST, etc) and balancing this with working on interesting projects with interesting people, earning a crust and having a great life away from the screen, with my partner, geek and non-geek friends and my family. I enjoy working for myself, though I've dreams of teaming up with a very small handful of other amazing people to reduce the see-saw and magnify what I can contribute.
I don't really know where I'm going or why I do what I do, but I feel as long as I'm honest, open and having a positive effect on the people around me then I'm happy to continue full-steam ahead.
...and I still get asked for id when buying a beer sometimes, mostly just when I'm in front of a dozen or so web colleagues, but I'm 24... I swear!
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Maybelline colossal kajal
Its hard to review a product sometimes, specially when its loved and adored by many. Maybelline colossal kajal is favorite of so many people I personally know, and me being a kajal addict had to pick it up. Was I impressed..hmm.. difficult question that is.... read on,
Price: Rs. 150
Claims: Our deepest black pigments + unique tip deliver the blackest black shine ever. Color glides on smooth and so intense. Formula enriched with Vitamin E soothes the eyes. Never before 6H of smudge resistant wear. Our exclusive color fix formula guarantees intense color results that won't smudge, budge or fade. No more touchups.
The packaging is a retractable pencil, which everyone loves. I like the fact that its really black and does not smudge for hours. One thing to notice here, you have to let the kajal set for a few minutes first before it becomes smudge proof.
My sister loves this kajal, because she finds the Lakme eye conic eye liner a bit uncomfortable on her waterline. But since I do not have sensitive eyes I did not face any problem.
But I have complaints too, I think that the texture should be a bit more creamy as I find myself tugging my lids sometime.
Now I tell you why reviewing Maybelline colossal kajal was a trick task..... since for the price I think this product is good but I just wish the texture was a bit more soft.
I would definitely recommend the product if you looking for something smudge and water proof in the price range. College going girls and teens would love it.
Also do pick this up if you have sensitive eyes, as its safe on waterline too.
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Property Tax Reform, Select
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Caso, Kathleen Retired (Self), Bastrop, TX
Crigler, Marya Chief Appraiser (Travis CAD/Texas Assoc Appraisal Districts), Austin
Cunningham, Jason Deputy Chief Appraiser (also providing written testimony) (Harris
County App District)
Dunson, Stephen Property Tax Consultant (Self), Ft. Worth, TX
Fenoglio II, John RV Storage (Self)
Hedtke, Amy Mom (Self), Waxahachie, TX
Heflin, Talmadge Research (TPPF & Self), Austin, TX
Nolan, Ken Chief Appraiser (Dallas CAD), Dallas, TX
Palmer, Joe Logistics (Self), Fort Worth, TX
Williams, Roger Property Tax Consultant (Taxpayers & their representatives)
Wise, Summer Committeewoman (State Republican Executive Committee, RPT),
Lakeway, TX
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Fenoglio Sr, John A. Retired (Self), Florence, TX
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Rucker, Gary Principal (Ryan LLC), Houston, TX
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Castillo, Korry Director, Property Tax Assistance (also providing written testimony)
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Craymer, Dale President (Texas Taxpayers & Research Association), Austin
Crigler, Marya Chief Appraiser (also providing written testimony) (Travis CAD/Texas
Assoc Appraisal Districts), Austin
Earnest, Gary Chief Appraiser (Texas Association Appraisal District), Abilene, TX
Lucas, Lynette Homeschool, Photographer, Mom, Taxpayer, Social Media Activist (Self;
Myself, Taxpayers), San Angelo
Voter Engagement Charge
ON:
Bustilloz, Sara Communications & Marketing Manager (also providing written testimony)
(City of Round Rock)
Coyle, Jeff Director of Government Affairs (also providing written testimony) (City of San
Antonio)
Craymer, Dale President (also providing written testimony) (Texas Taxpayers & Research
Association), Austin
Farrar-Myers, Victoria A. Professor/Council Member (City of Arlington) (also providing
written testimony) (City of Arlington), Arl., TX
Hayley, Shannah Director of Communications & Community Outreach (also providing
written testimony) (City of Plano), Plano, TX
Hedtke, Amy Mom (Texans for Freedom), Waxahachie, TX
WITNESS LIST
Property Tax Reform, Select
September 20, 2018 10:00 AM
Heflin, Talmadge Research (also providing written testimony) (TPPF & Self), Austin, TX
Kolb, Chrissie Community Relations Mgr. (also providing written testimony) (City of
Balcones Heights)
Lucas, Lynette Homeschool, Photographer, Mom, Taxpayer, Social Media Activist (Self;
Myself, Taxpayers), San Angelo
Palmer, Joe Logistics (Self), Fort Worth, TX
Rabb, Jennifer Attorney (also providing written testimony) (McNair Center @ Rice
University's Baker Institute for Public Policy)
Ramsey, P.E., Mark S. Consulting Engineer (also providing written testimony) (Republican
Party of Texas & Myself), Spring, TX
Socol, Jay Communications Director (also providing written testimony) (City of College
Station)
Spencer, Carol Retired, former digital & social media manager, Morris County NJ (also
providing written testimony) (Self), Cedar Creek, TX
Taylor, Samuel Communications Director (Texas Secretary of State)
Providing written testimony:
ON:
Hale, Angela Consultant (City of McKinney), Austin, TX


On the Manage users page, you can lock the account of a specific user, for example when you assume unauthorized access. You can also unlock an account, for example in case it was locked because the user tried to log in using a wrong password for the configured number of times (default: 3).
If the platform is installed in INTERNAL authentication mode you can initiate the generation of a new password for a user (unless you are using an external LDAP system for user management), and register multiple users in one operation by importing a user data file.
If the platform is operated in OIDC authentication mode, you can synchronize the organizations and users on the platform with the corresponding groups at the OIDC provider systems.
At the top of the page, you can view the number of users registered with the platform as well as the configured maximum number of registered users (default: 10). At regular intervals (default: 12 hours), the system checks the number of registered users. You are informed by email when this check returns that the allowed number of registered users is exceeded.
To reset a password or lock/unlock a user:
In all cases, the selected user is notified by email.
To register multiple users for an organization:
As soon as the import is finished, all users who have been imported and registered successfully are sent an email with the login data and an initial password to be used for the first login. The newly registered users are automatically added to the organization's default organizational unit. The default unit contains all users currently registered for the organization.
You are sent an email with the following information:
To synchronize organizations with groups at the OIDC providers:
Click Reload in the Users from OIDC Provider section.
All organizations of the platform are synchronized with the corresponding groups in the OIDC provider systems represented by the tenants assigned to the organizations. New group members are registered as platform users and can be assigned roles as required. Obsolete members are removed from the organizations, if possible.
For platform operations to work correctly, a specific user can be assigned to exactly one organization and group at a given time.
On the platform, users can be manually added to or removed from organizations. However, such changes will be undone with the next synchronization with the OIDC provider system.


Chapter 6 Onboarding
Welcome to the lab! This is an incomplete checklist of items to cover in your first week. We’ll review all of this in a meeting the first day.
The most important things are to read the whole handbook and not to hesitate to ask questions.
Before you arrive, if possible, let me know if you’ll need a laptop, so we can have one waiting for you. Connie can work with you if you need a visa. I can also help link you up with people who can help with housing.
Workspace
- Identify hardware to purchase: monitor, laptop, external hard drive, keyboard, mouse, etc.
- Any other accommodations needed for comfortable work station?
- Key to lab (from E&E office, $20 deposit required)
- Get UChicago ID card from library. This gives you access to the building.
- Consider asking for access now to other spaces you may visit, e.g., immunology (4th floor of KCBD).
Computing and admin
- Request an account to use the Cobey partition on Midway.
- Request access to the lab’s Asana workspace.
- Request access to the cobeylab github account. (Create a github account if you’ve not yet.)
- Get access to our Instagram account. You’re free to contribute whenever you want, but please check with subjects that they don’t mind their picture being posted to the internet.
- Request access to the theory group calendar and the lab calendar
- Download and install the University VPN so you can access resources off campus.
- Consider signing up for emails on additional seminar series and groups. (Note that a list of almost all BSD seminars will automatically be emailed to you every day.)
- Ask Mike Guerra to help you set up CrashPlan Pro and the external hard drive for backups.
- Mike can also help you with ongoing IT support requests such as adding a printer. Please CC<EMAIL_ADDRESS>on all requests so a ticket is generated.
- Figure out a lab service task. These tasks are basically chores, e.g., managing office supplies and the lab environment, maintaining the lab calendar and getting people signed up for meetings, etc. On Asana, they go by the euphemism “Areas of Responsibility”. They’re nonetheless critical for allowing us to work efficiently and happily. You’ll also be assigned to a week of kitchen duty (basically, making sure other people clean up their messes, and picking up the slack if they don’t).
- Write your profile for the lab website, and upload your CV (we could review it together first, if you like).
Research
- Scour the active research projects on Asana. (If you can see them, you’re welcome to investigate the contents.) Ask people what’s going on with each.
- Read more recent papers from the lab so you are familiar with lab member’s areas of expertise.
- Discuss one-year goals and your long-term plans.
- Identify short-term research goals (i.e., your initial project(s)), deadlines for initial research outputs, and deadlines for funding and conferences. Although we should focus on outputs, let’s discuss if there are any immediate skills you need to develop to complete the work (Figure).
- Let me know how you like to interact, how you like to work, and if there are practices or principles described in the handbook that you would like to see changed, or at least don’t work well for you. We can negotiate policies.
- Learn who/what is funding your research. Read at least the corresponding grant proposal, if we have one, and potentially other recent proposals (all on Asana).
- Identify a time for weekly meetings.
- Figure out with me if you need training in human subjects research.
Introductions
- Lab members! We’ll have a big lab lunch or dinner soon after you arrive, but I encourage you to meet with everyone individually in the first week or two.
- E&E administrators and IT
- Building administrators and custodians
- Neighbors in the Erman Building
- Other faculty
- Postdocs should consider joining the postdoc happy hour on Fridays
Life and around town
- Check out University perks & discounts. Note deals for phones, housing, etc.
- If you’re commuting from outside Hyde Park, consider signing up for commuter benefits (if you are eligible). Get a Ventra card, which works on all buses and the El/CTA.
- You can download the Metra app if you’ll be taking the Metra Electric line to/from downtown.
- Ask around about which health plans are en vogue.


Applying a visual theme to a website or mobile-web application is a critical aspect of the success of the project. It won’t matter how scalable the site is if it’s users are not provided with a high quality experience.
Here is a link to a Demo Project. You can download, build and run this project and see a practical example of how an FMF works, and specifically, how it is themed.
- download and build as you would any FMF project
- create a database in Mongo called “fmfdemo”, with user “demo” and password as “password”. From MongoDB terminal: use fmfdemo; db.addUser(‘demo’, ‘password’);
- import the data: “tar xzf dump.tar.gz”, then “cd dump”, mongorestore -d fmfdemo ./fmfdemo
- configure your webserver, and edit your hosts file to point fmf-demo.localhost to <IP_ADDRESS>
To see a list of the routes that are defined in your project, simply go to the “/routes” path of your project in a browsers and they will be listed.
For example, if you are working with the “blogs” Collection, the routes “/blogs” and “/blog/:slug.html” will automatically be routed in your project. The same is true for forms that you use.
The first consideration when theming an FMF page is to know what type of page you are dealing with. For example, the page could be for a Collection, a Document, a Form or it may be a custom page, such as a homepage. Determining the type is important, because the type will tell you where to find it’s constituent files.
Every page is going to need and app.yml file, a layout.html file and at least one partial.hbs file.
When you build you project, the builder will put an app under “/app/collections/blogs.yml”, a layout under “/public/layouts/blogs.html”, and a partial under “/public/partials/blogs.hbs”. In this sense, you start out with a “laced-up” application, and just need to modify these files. For Collections, the builder will also create stub files for the related Document versions, so “/app/document/blog.yml”, “/public/layout/blog.html” and “/public/partial/blog.hbs” will also be created.
At this point, you primary need to be focused on adding the relevant CSS, HTML structure and JS to your project and of course, being aware of the data structure supplied by your API so you can subsitute data in your partials file.
Collections will each provide a data API URL. To see the collections available for your project, go to the “/collections” path in a browser and they will be listed. Clicking on a link will show you a pretty-printed representation of the data that makes knowing the field names you will need for partials easy.
<!DOCTYPE html>

<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8" />
<title>{{title}}</title>

{{{header}}}

{{{pages}}}

{{{twitter}}}

{{{footer}}}

The above code block is a typical layout file. Often it will not contain too much markup because a most of the markup will be found in the partials for this layout. HandlebarsPHP will be used to substitute the variables, that is why they are all in the triple curly-bracket format.
In this example, there are 5 sections that will be substituted: {{{title}}}, {{{header}}}, {{{pages}}}, {{{twitter}}}, {{{footer}}}. Each one of these names corresponds to a particular binding in the app files that specifies where the data will come from, and which partial to render it with.

{{#each menus}}

{{label}}

{{/each}}

Partials are just the individual parts of a webapages HTML. FMF currently has standardized on HandlearsPHP as a templating language. In the example above, the API must be providing a array of data called “menus”, and each menu has a “url” and “label” attribute.
If you need to know more about how Handlebars works, refer to the Javascript website as all the documentation is there and the PHP version functions the same way.
One of the distinct features of FMF is that it is largely driven by configuration files. Wherever possible, simple configuration files are used in place of mechanical coding. The Separation library is used to read a YAML file, and then pull in the data for each binding, provide the data to the themeing engine, obtain the markup from a partial, and put that markup into a layout... and finally, return a fully populated layout file.
js:
binding:
contact:
url: '%dataAPI%/json-form/contact'
args: []
partial: 'form-contact.hbs'
type: "Form"
header:
url: "%dataAPI%/header"
type: "html"
footer:
url: "%dataAPI%/footer"
type: "html"
In the code block above, there are 3 bindings. “contact” will obtain the markup for the individual form fields of a contact form and provide it to a partial template for rendering the form. “header” and “footer” will call URLs that supply raw HTML and render them directly into the appropriate variables in the layout file.


The Language of Birds: Fluttering delight
The Corvids are discussing the Parlez-Vous of Birds, when they are disturbed by an incessant knocking. We begin a series this week.
by Geeta Doctor“There’s going to be a Parlez-Vous of Birds next month at Bali,” announced Mr. Corvid at the dining table.
He was busy eating from a bowl of wriggling rain-flies. They had come out after the first rain.
“I really hate these single use wings, so plastic,” cawed Mr. Corvid ripping each pair with his crow-claws.
He arranged them in a neat pile on his side-plate. Mr. Corvid was a lawyer amongst crows. He liked to place things in a neat file wherever he was.
“What’s a Parlez-Vous of Birds?” asked Mrs. Corvid popping some of the peeled rain-flies into her mouth.
“It’s a gathering of birds. In ancient Persia it was called ‘The Conference of Birds’ by the poet Attar of Nishapur. The birds of that time were worried that the world had become a dangerous place. There was no rain. Forest fires destroyed ancient forestlands. Groups of sharp-beaked falcons and eaglets raided the farms and picked up newborn lambs. They even ate the eggs from their own nests. The meeting of birds made a decision. They had to find the mysterious bird-woman called the Simurgh.”
“Oh, the one who lived in a Tree,” remarked Mrs. Corvid.
“Well, most birds do live in a tree,” began Mr. Corvid.
“Not hens,” Mrs. Corvid pointed out. She always liked to get a word in. She was beginning to start on water birds and waders with their large spidery feet, when Mr. Corvid gave her one of his looks.
“The Simurgh lived in the Tree of Knowledge connecting the Earth and Sky. When she wanted to scratch herself, she shook the branches of the Tree. And the seeds floated across the world to become the plants that cover the earth.”
Interrupted
“Peck, peck, peck,” came the sound of the Hoopoe knocking on the bark outside their Raintree. He was from their local courier service.  In some areas he was known as a woodpecker.
“Tap.Tap.Tap.” He went restlessly. He was always in a hurry to get to the next place.
Trapeza, the neighbourly spider descended from a silken rope hanging from a high branch.
“Swipe” went the Hoopoe.
“Hoopoe alert. He’s here early,” trilled Trapeza, before working her way up the silken rope into a crack in the wood.
To be continued...


Gremlin is a graph traversal language. The documentation herein will provide all the information necessary to understand how to use Gremlin for graph query, analysis, and manipulation. Gremlin works over those graph databases/frameworks that implement the Blueprints property graph data model. Gremlin is a style of graph traversal that can be used in various JVM languages. This distribution of Gremlin provides support for Java and Groovy. Except where otherwise stated, the documentation herein is respective of the Groovy implementation (minor syntactic tweaks are required to map the ideas over to other JVM implementations).
Please join the Gremlin users group at http://groups.google.com/group/gremlin-users for all TinkerPop related discussions. 1
// calculate basic collaborative filtering for vertex 1
m = [:]
g.v(1).out('likes').in('likes').out('likes').groupCount(m)
m.sort{-it.value}
// calculate the primary eigenvector (eigenvector centrality) of a graph
m = [:]; c = 0;
g.V.out.groupCount(m).loop(2){c++ < 1000}
m.sort{-it.value}
The Graph Traversal Programming Pattern (Presentation of Basic Graph Traversal Concepts)
On the Nature of Pipes (Understand the Gremlin Engine)
Gremlin Tutorial 1 (Screencast of Gremlin 0.7)
Gremlin Tutorial 2 (Presentation of Gremlin 1.1)
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<dependency>
<groupId>com.tinkerpop.gremlin</groupId>
<artifactId>gremlin-*</artifactId>
<version>2.3.0</version>
</dependency>
1 Gremlin documentation is up to date with the current Gremlin codebase, not with the latest Gremlin release.
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Gremlin WikiDoc: 2.3.0 – 2.2.0 – 2.1.0 – 2.0.0


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This tutorial walks through creation of a native iPhone™ application using the Google Maps JavaScript API V3. This tutorial discusses some of Apple's Objective-C programming syntax, and does not assume any prior knowledge, though this should not be considered an exhaustive tutorial in Apple iPhone development or Objective-C programming.
For documentation on iPhone development, contact Apple's official iPhone Dev Center.
This tutorial was written using version 3.1.2 of the iPhone SDK.
When developing a Google Maps API application, you have several options, as discussed in Overview of Mobile Development for the Google Maps API.
A native iPhone application written using the Google Maps JavaScript API V3 has many of the advantages of a native application (ability to launch as a separate application, sale through the App Store, etc.) while also allowing you to take advantage of newer features available in the most current Google Maps API.
This tutorial assumes you've enrolled in the iPhone Developer
Program and have downloaded and installed the iPhone SDK. For
more information, consult
http://developer.apple.com/iphone/program/
. To
download the SDK, you will need to obtain an Apple ID.
Once you've downloaded and installed the SDK, start up XCode, Apple's main development IDE. This application, by default, is located within the Developer -> Applications folder on your hard drive.
Once XCode is launched, select File -> New Project. The New Project dialog box appears:
Select View-based Application and click the Choose button. Enter a name for your project and save the project file to your desktop. XCode creates a number of files for you automatically and brings you to the default view.
iPhone applications within the Apple SDK are written in Objective-C. The Apple SDK makes extensive use of a type of MVC (Model-View-Controller) framework to specify how objects respond and communicate with each other. Your code typically relies on Controller objects to handle state changes and communicate directly with Model objects, typically through the Delegation Design Pattern.
Your initial application code consists of a root
main.m
, and class definitions for two
classes:
projectNameAppDelegate
class which acts as the
application "model."projectNameAppViewController
class which receives
most input/output messages, and communicates with the
delegate classes. (This class is not a strict
controller, but for the purposes of this tutorial, don't
worry about that.)Additionally, UI files, ending in .xib
,
act as the View within the MVC framework. Generally,
you modify the UI through a special XCode
application known as the Interface Builder.
UIWebView
Conveniently, the Apple SDK provides a special class
that implements most of the functionality of a web browser.
This class, the UIWebView
class implements
Apple's version of the WebKit browser layout engine.
We'll hook this class into the application's code.
Each class within Apple's SDK is typically defined using two files:
.h
.m
Opening the Classes folder, you should therefore see
four files for your two classes: a Delegate
class for the application's model and a ViewController
class, which acts as a controller for any displayed objects.
We'll now want to add a UIWebView
as an instance
variable to the application so that we can reference it within
the application's View. Open the
projectNameController.h
file and modify
the class's @interface
declaration with the following
code:
@interface MySampleController : UIViewController { IBOutlet UIWebView *webView; }
This declaration creates a webView
instance variable using the UIWebView
class. Additionally, the IBOutlet
instruction tells XCode that this object should
be exposed as an outlet within XCode's
Interface Builder, allowing you to dynamically attach
this UIWebView
to other UI elements
in the iPhone application.
Now, let's hook up the Web View to our UI. Select the Controller's .nib file within the NIB folder and double-click on it. Interface Builder will launch and display a number of windows, including:
Within the Library panel, select the Web View object and drag and drop it onto the controller's View window. The Web View will resize to occupy the window's full screen.
Now CTRL-click on the File's Owner object within the XIB window. A property dialog box will appear. Select the outlet (open circle) on the webView instance variable and drag and drop it onto the Web View object.
This action attaches the webView
instance variable to the
Web View object we dropped on the window.
Now, return to XCode and open the
projectNameViewController.m
file. Uncomment the
template viewDidLoad
message and add the following
code:
// Implement viewDidLoad to do additional setup after loading the view, // typically from a nib. - (void) viewDidLoad { NSString *url = @"http://code.google.com/apis/maps/documentation/javascript/examples/map-geolocaton-iphone.html"; NSURLRequest *request = [NSURLRequest requestWithURL:[NSURL URLWithString:url]]; [webView loadRequest:request]; [super viewDidLoad]; }
This code instructs the application to load the given URL within the
application's webView
object upon completion of the
viewDidLoad
message. Note that our "application" in reality
is simply an HTML file retrieved from the web, though instead of loading
it within a browser, we are loading it directly within the application.
The code for this application is shown below:
  <meta name="viewport" content="initial-scale=1.0, user-scalable=no" /> <meta http-equiv="content-type" content="text/html; charset=UTF-8"/> <title>Google Maps JavaScript API v3 Example: iPhone Geolocation</title>

This HTML page contains Google Maps Javascript API V3 code for retrieving the current location (via the W3C Geolocation standard supported by Safari) and plotting that location on the map. More information about geolocation is located in the Maps API V3 documentation.
Note that this application is quite simple; you may wish to enable more robust mobile-specific usages of Geolocation within your HTML application. You can do so using the techniques explained in the Apple iPhone Dev Center documentation.
Because this code is simply a full-screen HTML page, it automatically
supports all orientations. We'll then want to alter the
template shouldAutorotateToInterfaceOrientation
method
to return YES
in all cases, and this will enable both
portrait and landscape modes.
// Implement viewDidLoad to do additional setup after loading the view, typically from a nib. - (void) shouldAutorotateToInterfaceOrientation:(UIInterfaceOrientation)interfaceOrientation { return YES; }
We're now ready to build and run our application. Click Build and Go and XCode will build your application, launch the iPhone Simulator, and display your map once the application finishes loading:
Congratulations! With this simple code, you've built an iPhone application running Google Maps JavaScript API V3!


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| return type | Object ( GeoJSON Polygon ) |
|---|---|
| syntax | $.geo.buffer( Object point ( GeoJSON Point ), Number distance ) |
| usage | var circle = $.geo.buffer( point, 20 ) |
The buffer method creates a new shape by applying a buffer around an existing shape.
The distance argument is in non-geodetic map units. If you are using geomap with its default map service, it is in meters because the default projection is web mercator meters. If, for example, you are working in a different projection such as NAD83 / New Jersey feet, this function will buffer the shape by feet.
Currently, jQuery Geo will only buffer Point objects into circle Polygons.
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The complex part of axle swaps is the front axle. The front axle
is much more complex than the rear axle because of caster, spring
perch placement, and steering linkage among other things. The front
Scout II Dana 44 is a good fit for a Wrangler YJ though. The work
involved is not as hard as it is time consuming. Doing a spring
over axle conversion (SOA) at the same time adds to complexity,
but it is the time to do it, if you are going to do it.
I started by completely disassembling the front end. The
diff fluid was very muddy and contained water. I decided to
have all new bearings and seals installed. I wasn't too
disappointed since I only spent $65 on the axles.
Before I did installed new bearings and seals, I first had to
address the issue of converting the housing into a spring-over
axle configuration. Because the diff housing is so far to the
side, the only reasonable way to do this was to grind a spring
perch into the top side of the differential housing. The material
to remove is circled in red in the picture to the left. While I
was at it, Rob convinced me to angle this new perch so that the
pinion pointed towards the xfer case output. This provided extra
ground clearance under the pinion yoke and allowed me to use a CV
shaft. Grinding this perch into the housing was
surprisingly easy.
Caster
The Scout axle has zero degrees of caster. Tilting the
pinion upwards will result in negative caster. SOA
conversions generally require five degrees or more of
caster. It is for that reason that I had to adjust the axle
yokes' caster. This was an excruciatingly difficult
process.
I had to carefully grind away the welds which
secured the yokes to the axle tubes and then pound on the
yokes with a heavy hammer. After a lot of grinding and
pounding, I finally got them moved to a decent angle.
In the picture to the left, the foreground is the yoke which
has been set to the new caster angle and the background is
the original caster. Big difference, eh? One thing to be
aware of is that if you set them for too much caster,
the steering arms may be tilted up so much that the
drag link & tie rod will collide with the spring packs
(applies only to SOA setups).
When adjusting the yoke caster angles, I used an angle grinder
with a thin wheel to grind away the weld securing the yoke to
the axle tube. In the picture to the right you can see the
rust-coloured line which is the seam between the tube & yoke
(indicated by a red arrow). If this line goes right around the tube,
you can begin hammering the yoke to adjust its caster
Once the yokes were positioned just right, I had a
professional welder, John Edgar, weld the yokes in place using special
rod which would work with the cast metal in the yokes and the
mild steel of the tubes.
Spring Perches
I used a half-inch thick piece of plate to serve as the spring
perch on top of the housing. I added four small gussets and then
had John Edgar weld this spring perch to
the cast iron housing. For the driver's side perch, I made one
from square tubing and welded it on myself.
When I bolted the D44 in place I saw how little clearance
there was between the drag link and the leafs when the axle was at
full droop. Basically, the angle was so steep that the drag
link would hit against the passenger-side leaf spring. I
solved this by welding 1/2" tall pads on top of each perch.
This gave me the clearance I needed and I suspect this is
one of the reasons why I didn't have this clearance problem
when I did the Rubicon Express SOA with my stock axles: the
"anti-wrap" perch plates they used provided that 1/2" of
clearance.
Gears and Bearings
Replacing the ball joints is extremely easy, if you have
the right tools. Thanks to Ed Mah, I had the right
tools. Using his ball joint installer/remover tool, we
had them changed in less than ten minutes
I handed all the pieces plus new bearings, seals, etc to Grant
Klavatalks who re-assembled the front end and ensured that the ring &
pinion gears were correctly setup.
I swapped the stock diff cover for one from a Ford reverse rotation
D44.
Steering
Modifications were needed to use the YJ tie rod and drag link
with the Scout II axle. The Scout II uses a much longer steering
arm on the knuckle and using the stock locations will severely
limit turning radius. These holes are tappered so that the tie
rod fits snug with no play, so a special tappered bit must be
used to ream the holes.
I had new holes drilled and reamed in the steering arms
of the knuckle. This was done so that I could mount my
YJ tie rod six inches from the center of the ball joints
to allow me to use the existing pitman arm without reducing
my turning radius by very much. The new hole I had drilled
for the YJ tie rod is circled in red in the picture to the
right.
With the new tie rod holes I had drilled into the steering
arms, I was able to use my stock YJ tie rod but I had to get
it shortened by 3 inches. I could've had a thicker one
built but that would have reduced my turning radius because
there is very little clearance between the tie rod and the
front of the diff cover. I was able to re-use the stock
drag link after I screwed the tie rod ends further into the
link, there by reducing its overall length.
Brakes
I also bought some 1976 Ford F150 4x4 front
calipers rather than rebuilding the ones which were on the
axle. I used Ford parts because they fit in the axles but
used a smaller brake line fitting which was identical to the
size already used on my YJ.
Shock Mounts
For shock mounts, I welded some simple studs onto the back
of the housing so that they were perpendicular to the tube.
I welded them directly to the tube because I wanted to
eliminate all the annoying hardware that hung below the
axles. I was planning on raising the upper shock mounts
once I got my Jeep back on the road.
Conclusion
Turning radius is almost as good as before. There's just enough
clearance for the drag link under the spring pack. Bump steer
isn't too bad and nothing hangs below the axle housing.


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What's the Role of "connectors" in Enterprise Search? - Ask Dr. Search
Last Updated Mar 2009
By: Mark Bennett, Volume 4 Number 2 - April 2007
This month a concerned reader contacted Dr. Search with the following email:
I am trying to get a better understanding on how the different enterprise search products fit within an architecture. The most obvious is GSA, in that it is simply a box that contains a central index of all searchable content within the enterprise. That index is built by either crawling or metadata tagging. Is there a set time that the index is refreshed or is that customizable?
Now, Autonomy and FAST seem to be a bit different, as they each have a concept of "connectors" that are specific to a particular data type. Each connector "pushes" data to the central index that aggregates the results and makes them available for use queries. Does that "push" process occur dynamically when the user search is initiated? Or does the user search the central index that is populated by each individual connector? If that is the case, can you customize how often the central index is refreshed?
Dr Search replies:
That's a great question! Actually it's three questions, so I guess no ducking out of the office early today!
- Some vendors talk about "connectors" and others do not. Is there some big advantage to using one?
- How often do search engines go back to look for new content?
- Does the use of Connectors change this?
Let's tackle question 2 first:
Most modern web spiders have similar techniques for dealing with web content; they differ a bit in which pages they revisit and when, but these are details. Some of them attempt to use "incremental" indexing for web content by using a more elaborate revisit schedule.
Most spiders will use one or more of these revisit techniques:
- Revisit all the pages and reindex everything. This is the "brute force" way
- Revisit all the pages, but carefully check to see if they have changed. Although the same amount of content is downloaded, the system saves processing time by not reindexing pages that have not changed. Some vendors call this "incremental indexing"
- Query the web server about each page, to see if it has changed. Older spiders did this with the HTTP "HEAD" command; if the page did change, then they re-request it from the server in a second transaction. Newer spiders use a more sophisticated method that effectively says "give me this page again if it has changed since this date", and the spider provides that last date it fetched the page.
- Re-download or re-check each page on its own schedule. The system maintains a database of guesses for when it believes each page is likely to change, and then adjusts future guesses for each page when it finds out how far off it was. This is what some vendors call "incremental" indexing. Notice that if a page had been unchanged for many spider visits, and then is suddenly changed, the spider may take a long time to notice.
- Re-download or re-check certain parts of the web site more often than others. For example, check the home page every hour, but only redo the archives once a week.
- Have a special way for the web server to tell the spider what has changed. Ultraseek does this with the sitelist.txt file, and modern blogs do this with "blog pings"
The administrator can usually adjust how often a spider revisits pages, though different spiders offer different levels of control. Most of these methods have some serious limitations. Also notice that different vendors use the word "incremental" to refer to different techniques. If incremental spidering is important to your application, make you each vendor that offers it to you clearly explains what they mean.
Now for questions 1 and 3, what's up with these "Connectors" anyway?
A more fundamental difference, as you suggest, is the "connector" architecture that some vendors offer. Generally speaking, native repository connectors offer better integration than generic "web crawling".
Let's assume I have CMS (Content Management System) application, which I'll call "XYZ Super CMS" There are at least 8 ways I could theoretically search that data!
- Continue to just use the web spider, pretending to be a web browser user. The spider will see and index the same HTML content that a user would see.
- Use the proper XYZ connector from the search vendor. This keeps the search engine index up to date all the time.
- Go after the tables with the generic "database" connector; since most CMS systems use a database as the back end
- Export a "dump" of XYZ into XML or some text format, then have the search engine index those exported files.
- Import the data from the CMS into a search enabled database such as Oracle.
- Write a custom connector with the search vendor's API to "inject" data.
- Don't index. Just use "Federated Search". Use the CMS's built in search capability, and then just combine those search results with all the other search results.
- Try to cheat and use the CMS's search engine index directly. For example, if your search engine used K2, and you also use K2, then try to attach to their K2 collection and search it along with your other mounted collections.
Phew! So many choices! There are limitations and tradeoffs for all of these methods. I'll summarize the pros and cons here, but if anybody needs more details on a particular method, please drop us a line.
Method 1 misses a lot of Meta data, including document level security. Also, method 1 must re-poll to check if a document has changed.
Method 2, on the other hand, will have access to all the data, and also know precisely when a document has changed. And yes, as you suggest, most connectors know precisely when content has changed, and will immediately send that change to the search engine. Technically speaking, some connectors still use "polling" vs. direct "push", but it's likely to be a very concise form of efficient polling, so is still a vast improvement over the normal polling a generic web spider would use.
If available, method 2, using a specific connector, would be the preferred method.
Method 3, using a generic database connector, will be more complicated to set up. Do-able, but more complicated. You would still need to get your search vendor's database connector; they might also refer to it as their ODBC connector or database gateway. Method 3 would also be a potential workaround if the search engine vendor doesn't offer a specific connector for the XYZ CMS. See Clinton Allen's article, also in this issue, for an example of this technique using K2 and ODBC.
All of the other methods mentioned above have more serious limitations or added complexity, and might prove problematic in a production environment. Methods 4 and 5 are "batch oriented" so would likely be even less responsive, and also somewhat complicated to setup. Methods 6 and 7 are generally complicated and will usually require some formal programming; therefore they should be considered only when all other techniques are unfeasible. Method 8 requires a coincidence of you and your CMS vendor both using the same search engine, and usually the same version. Even if all that worked out, there may be enforced licensing issues or other technical issues that make it a long shot.
Therefore method 2, using a connector, would be preferred because:
- It has access to complete meta data, including ACL info.
- It knows precisely when to grab a document (either via push or very efficient poll methods)
Two issues you might face however would be:
- The specific connector you need may not exist. Remember, it needs to be specific to both the XYZ CMS system and your particular search engine platform. Generally you would contact the search vendor, vs. the CMS vendor. If it doesn't exist, consider option 3, using a more generic database connector, as a workaround.
- It might be an extra cost option from your search vendor. For some vendors it could be in the range of $25,000 to $100k. On the bright side, some vendors bundle in one connector license with the base engine, so check your original purchase paperwork to see if you've already paid for it.
The details of installing connectors do vary widely by search engine vendor and by the specific connector, but it would generally be expected to perform better than using the web spider / crawler. Given the potential complexity, you may want to get some help setting it up.
We hope this has been useful to you; feel free to contact Dr. Search directly if you have any follow-up or additional questions. Remember to send your enterprise search questions to Dr. Search. Every entry (with name and address) gets a free cup an


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I am a Graduate student who has a talent for procrastination. At this moment I should be researching something or writeing a 20 page grant proposal or, you get the idea. Well anyway, on a recent trip to the health food store I happened to see this herb, Gotu Kola in a bottle of gel caps. Thinking that the 'kola' meant kola nuts or something, I purchased the bottle. It turns out that this is not related to kola nuts, and it has no caffiene in it.
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| Apache Struts 2 Documentation > Home > Guides > Contributors Guide > Creating and Signing a Distribution |
| Developers using Linux workstations can skip over the references to PuTTY and Cygwin |
(There are also one-time setup instructions)
To keep this list current, it is strongly recommended that release managers refer to and follow this list each time a distribution is created. If any of the steps need to be amended, then please update the list.
| 0 | Ensure that the master POM and Struts Annotations have current releases, and review JIRA for any issues without a fix version set, and for any issues that should be resolved for the pending release. |
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| 1 | Delete the struts2 items in your local Maven2 repository and obtain a fresh checkout.
svn co https://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/struts/struts2/trunk STRUTS_#_#_#
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| 2 | Update the release notes and POMs to remove "-SNAPSHOT" from the version, commit the POM changes, and note the revision number |
| 3 | Tag the release by making a SVN copy of the head or designated revision |
svn copy -r ###### https://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/struts/struts2/trunk https://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/struts/struts2/tags/STRUTS_#_#_# -m "WW-#### Tag r###### as Struts #.#.#" |
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| 4 | Assemble the release (see notes) |
mvn clean install site -P all,alljars,pre-assembly cd assembly mvn clean assembly:assembly
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| 5 | Under CygWin or Linux, sign the Maven artifacts (from .\STRUTS_###) (see notes) |
mvn -P release,all -Dpassphrase="$PASSPHRASE"
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| 6 | Deploy the Maven artifacts to the staging repository |
Create a release folder at people.apache.org://www/people.apache.org/builds/struts/#.#.#, and make sure the staging repository at http://people.apache.org/builds/struts/m2-staging-repository is empty or missing, then:
mvn deploy -P all,pre-assembly |
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| Then, move the staging repository under the new #.#.# folder (mv m2-staging-repository 2.0.5) | |
| 7 | Sign the Maven artifacts (in assembly/target/assembly/out) |
gpg --armor --output struts-#.#.#-all.zip.asc --detach-sig struts-#.#.#-all.zip openssl md5 < struts-#.#.#-all.zip > struts-#.#.#-all.zip.md5 |
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| (Under CygWin, use the $ mount command to check your drive and path mappings.) | |
| 8 | pscp or scp the artifacts and signatures to people.apache.org:/www/people.apache.org/builds/struts/#.#.# |
| 9 | Leaving the clean STRUTS_### folder be, update your usual working copy (svn up), change the POMs to next version number, add the "-SNAPSHOT" suffix, and commit the POM changes. |
| 10 | Update JIRA roadmap with tag/release date; Add next milestone to the JIRA roadmap; Create DONE and TODO filters, share with all, and remove obsolete TODO filter; Create new release page, link from Migration Guide, and link to prior release page and JIRA filters. Update site.xml with link to new release notes. |
| 11 | Deploy the new snapshot from the Struts 2 trunk (with the latest POMs) |
mvn clean install site -P all,alljars,pre-assembly mvn site-deploy -Pall |
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| 12 | Announce the test build to the dev list first and post a release/quality vote. If the distribution is being mirrored (there was a favorable release vote), copy the ZIPs to /www/www.apache.org/dist/struts, wait 24 hours beforing updating the download.xml page and making any announcement to the user list or general public. |
| 1 | Install PuTTY |
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| 2 | Use PuttyGen to create a SSH key (see Putty help for details) |
| 3 | Use PuTTY to ssh to people.apache.org |
| 4 | Create a ~/.ssh folder |
| 5 | pscp your SSH public key to ~/authorized_keys |
| 6 | ssh to p.a.o |
| 7 | Create a ~\.ssh folder and move authorized_keys there |
| 8 | Configure putty to use your private key and save the session |
| 1 | Install cgywin, including utils/gpg |
|---|---|
| 2 | Generate a key with $ gpg --gen-key |
| 3 | Backup your cygwin home directory to another media |
| 4 | Add your key to people.apache.org/www.apache.org/dist/struts/KEYS |
| 1 | Create a settings.xml under .m2 (in your Document and Settings folder) |
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<settings xmlns="http://maven.apache.org/POM/4.0.0" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:schemaLocation="http://maven.apache.org/POM/4.0.0 http://maven.apache.org/xsd/settings-1.0.0.xsd"> <!-- Uncomment this when the 'central' repo on ibiblio is down See: http://maven.apache.org/guides/mini/guide-mirror-settings.html --> <!-- mirrors> <mirror> <id>ggi-project.org</id> <url>http://ftp.ggi-project.org/pub/packages/maven2</url> <mirrorOf>central</mirrorOf> </mirror> </mirrors --> <servers> <server> <id>apache.snapshots</id> <username>$USERID</username> <privateKey>$PATH_TO_PRIVATE_KEY</privateKey> <directoryPermissions>775</directoryPermissions> <filePermissions>644</filePermissions> </server> <server> <id>struts-staging</id> <username>$USERID</username> <privateKey>$PATH_TO_PRIVATE_KEY</privateKey> </server> <server> <id>apache-site</id> <username>$USERID</username> <privateKey>$PATH_TO_PRIVATE_KEY</privateKey> </server> </servers> <profiles> <profile> <id>cargo-config</id> <properties> <cargo.tomcat5x.home>$CATALINA_HOME</cargo.tomcat5x.home> </properties> </profile> <profile> <id>struts-staging</id> <repositories> <repository> <id>struts-staging</id> <url>http://people.apache.org/builds/struts/m2-staging-repository</url> <snapshots><enabled>false</enabled></snapshots> <releases><enabled>true</enabled></releases> </repository> </repositories> </profile> </profiles> <activeProfiles> <activeProfile>cargo-config</activeProfile> </activeProfiles> </settings> |
| 1 | From cygwin, ssh to people.apache.org, save the public key if prompted, and exit |
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| cygwin will save the known hosts to your ~/.ssh folder, but the script cannot access it there (from Windows) | |
| 2 | From cygwin (not Windows) create another .ssh folder at |
| 3 | Copy the known_hosts file to the new .ssh folder |
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On occasion, it can be helpful to skip the unit tests to be sure the buid otherwise completes. From the command line, add
Do not do this when building a release!
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Before signing
If the commit was fine, but the log was wrong, updating the log entry is easy. For example,
> svn propset --revprop -r 504523 svn:log "WW-1715 Branch for 2.0.x at Struts 2.0.6-SNAPSHOT r504196"
> property 'svn:log' set on repository revision 504523
See svn help propset for more.
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| cli_vec {cli} | R Documentation |
Add custom cli style to a vector
cli_vec(x, style = list())
x |
Vector that will be collapsed by cli. |
style |
Style to apply to the vector. It is used as a theme on
a |
You can use this function to change the default parameters of
glue::glue_collapse()
, see an example below.
The style is added as an attribute, so operations that remove attributes will remove the style as well.
v <- cli_vec( c("foo", "bar", "foobar"), style = list(vec_sep = " & ", vec_last = " & ") ) cli_text("My list: {v}.")