This document lists over 100 human languages in alphabetical order. It also states that if a requested language is not on the list, to contact them as they cover additional languages beyond what is shown.
The kernel exploit attacks have recently become difficult to be
launched because executing either malicious scripts or
instructions is prohibited by the DEP/NX (Data Execution
Prevention/Not Executable). As an alternative way, returnoriented programming (ROP) could be another option to treat the
prevention. However, despite lots of cost for making ROP gadgets,
it has no guarantee to assemble the proper gadgets. To overcome
this limitation, we introduce Page Table Manipulation Attack
(PTMA) to alter memory attribute through page table
modification. This attack enables an attacker to rewrite memory
attribute of protected memory. We show how to find the page
table entry of interest in Master Kernel Page Table and modify its
attribute in AArch32 and x86-64. The results show that PTMA
effectively circumvents the existing kernel exploitation defenses
that are based on memory permission
How to use KASAN to debug memory corruption in OpenStack environment- (2)Gavin Guo
KASan is a kernel address sanitizer that detects memory corruption bugs like use-after-free and out-of-bounds memory accesses. It allocates shadow memory to track the state of kernel virtual memory and instruments memory accesses to check the shadow memory. KASan maps shadow memory during early boot and when modules are loaded. It poisons and unpoisons shadow memory for allocations and frees using the buddy and SLUB allocators. KASan detects memory bugs by checking if the shadow memory indicates a memory access is valid.
Video: http://joyent.com/blog/linux-performance-analysis-and-tools-brendan-gregg-s-talk-at-scale-11x ; This talk for SCaLE11x covers system performance analysis methodologies and the Linux tools to support them, so that you can get the most out of your systems and solve performance issues quickly. This includes a wide variety of tools, including basics like top(1), advanced tools like perf, and new tools like the DTrace for Linux prototypes.
Primal-dual coding photography is a new photographic technique that uses coded illumination and exposure to selectively record user-defined subsets of light paths, generalizing conventional photography. It modulates the contribution of specific light paths using a "probing matrix" of primal codes for illumination and dual codes for exposure over multiple frames. This allows effects like enhancing direct light, capturing indirect light of different ranges, separating light transport effects, and making 3D regions invisible or color-coded in the photo. The technique provides guarantees of optimality and convergence for reconstructing images from the coded photo measurements.
The document provides instructions for configuring the SCOT (SAP Connectivity) module to send emails using SMTP. Key steps include:
1) Checking SMTP port and J2ee_start parameters and SMTP service in SMICM.
2) Configuring the SMTP node in SCOT, including setting the node to active, providing the mail host and port, and clicking "Set".
3) Testing the configuration by sending a test email from transaction SO01 and verifying it is sent successfully.
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The document discusses configuring caching in Mule using a non-persistent managed objects store. It shows how to configure a caching strategy with a non-persistent managed object store, test the cached web service response, invalidate the cache to force a database hit, and configure a flow to clear the cache. The caching allows retrieving the same response even if the database data is deleted, and invalidating empties the cache so the service hits the database again.
I notes and sametime integration open mic_2013Ranjit Rai
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This document provides an overview of initial Big-IP configuration including hardware, licensing, file system, and basic network and management configuration. It also covers traffic processing concepts like pools, nodes, virtual servers and load balancing methods. Monitoring functionality and types of monitors like address, service, content and interactive are described. The document shows how to configure and assign different monitors to nodes, pool members and pools. It explains the status icons for monitor states like available, offline, unknown and unavailable.
The document discusses how to use jersey:exception-mapper in Mule to map Jersey exceptions to HTTP response codes. It shows an example Mule flow that exposes a REST API and uses a jersey:exception-mapper component to return a custom 404 message with HTTP status code 400 if a resource is not found. Testing a wrong URL demonstrates returning the custom message and status code.
The document discusses how to map inbound message properties in Mule to the message payload using the http:body-to-parameter-map-transformer. It explains that Mule messages have properties, payload, and attachments. Properties contain things like query parameters. The transformer allows moving properties, like query parameters, into the payload. An example shows query parameters in the properties, then using the transformer to put them in the payload instead. Checking the logs confirms the parameters are now in the payload after transforming.
This document discusses how to use caching with the NonPersistentManagedObjectStore in Mule and invalidate the cache. It shows how to configure caching in a flow using the NonPersistentManagedObjectStore, test the cached response by deleting data from the database, and create a flow to invalidate the entire cache.
This document discusses how to use caching with the NonPersistentManagedObjectStore in Mule and invalidate the cache. It shows how to configure caching in a flow using the NonPersistentManagedObjectStore, test the cached response by deleting data from the database, and create a flow to invalidate the cache. When the cache is invalidated and the service is called again, it will retrieve new data from the database rather than serving the cached response.
Caching and invalidating with managed storemdfkhan625
This document discusses how to use caching with the NonPersistentManagedObjectStore in Mule and invalidate the cache. It shows how to configure caching in a flow using the NonPersistentManagedObjectStore, test the cached response by deleting data from the database, and create a flow to invalidate the cache. When the cache is invalidated and the service is called again, it will retrieve new data from the database rather than serving the cached response.
This document discusses how to use caching with the NonPersistentManagedObjectStore in Mule and invalidate the cache. It shows how to configure caching in a flow using the cache scope, retrieve data from the cache even after deleting it from the database, and invalidate the entire cache using another flow that calls invalidate-cache. Testing is done using SoapUI to call the web service and observe the cached response and fresh response after cache invalidation.
Caching and invalidating with managed storeKhasim Saheb
This document discusses how to use caching with the NonPersistentManagedObjectStore in Mule and invalidate the cache. It shows how to configure caching in a flow using the NonPersistentManagedObjectStore, test the cached response by deleting data from the database, and create a flow to invalidate the cache. When the cache is invalidated and the service is called again, it will retrieve new data from the database rather than serving the cached response.
Caching and invalidating with managed storeMohammed246
This document discusses how to use caching with the NonPersistentManagedObjectStore in Mule and invalidate the cache. It shows how to configure caching in a flow using the NonPersistentManagedObjectStore, test the cached response by deleting data from the database, and create a flow to invalidate the cache by calling the ee:invalidate-cache processor. When the cache is invalidated and the service is called again, it will retrieve new data from the database rather than serving the cached response.
Caching and invalidating with managed storejaveed_mhd
This document discusses how to use caching with the NonPersistentManagedObjectStore in Mule and invalidate the cache. It shows how to configure caching in a flow using the NonPersistentManagedObjectStore, test the cached response by deleting data from the database, and create a flow to invalidate the cache by calling the ee:invalidate-cache processor. When the cache is invalidated and the service is called again, it will retrieve new data from the database rather than serving the cached response.
Caching and invalidating with managed storeHasan Syed
This document discusses using the NonPersistentManagedObjectStore in Mule for caching and invalidating caches with three simple steps:
1. Configure a caching strategy with NonPersistentManagedObjectStore for caching responses from a database-backed web service.
2. Invalidate the cache by calling an endpoint that uses ee:invalidate-cache to clear the cache.
3. Test that the web service now hits the database instead of returning cached responses by deleting data from the database.
Caching and invalidating with managed storeSunil Komarapu
This document discusses caching and invalidating data using the NonPersistentManagedObjectStore in Mule. It shows how to configure caching in a flow using the cache scope, and how to configure the caching strategy to use the NonPersistentManagedObjectStore. It then demonstrates testing the cached web service, invalidating the cache to force hitting the database again, and configuring a flow to clear the entire cache.
Caching and invalidating with managed storeirfan1008
This document discusses using the NonPersistentManagedObjectStore in Mule for caching and invalidating caches with simple configurations. It shows how to configure caching in a flow using the cache scope, retrieve cached data even after deleting from the database, and invalidate the entire cache using another flow to clear it. Testing is done using SoapUI to call the web service and observe the cached response versus a fresh response after cache invalidation.
Caching and invalidating with managed storeSunil Komarapu
This document discusses using the NonPersistentManagedObjectStore in Mule for caching and invalidating caches with simple configurations. It shows how to configure caching in a flow using the cache scope, retrieve cached data even after deleting from the database, and invalidate the entire cache using another flow that calls ee:invalidate-cache. Testing is done using SoapUI to retrieve data before and after cache invalidation to confirm it is no longer hitting the database.
1. The document discusses objectives and concepts related to building web applications using servlets, including HTTP methods, the request and response objects, the servlet lifecycle, initialization parameters, and redirecting versus forwarding requests.
2. It provides examples of servlet configuration in web.xml and describes how the container processes requests and maps them to servlets.
3. Key aspects of the request and response objects are outlined, such as accessing headers, cookies, and input/output streams.
Similar to Autosupport email sending failed issue netapp cluster mode- (20)
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NetApp snapshot technology works by preserving the inode map at the time a snapshot is created and continuing to change the inode map on the active file system, while keeping the older version for the snapshot. Snapshots can be created quickly in just a few seconds without impacting performance and up to 255 snapshots can be created per volume, providing point-in-time copies of data.
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Sustainability requires ingenuity and stewardship. Did you know Pigging Solutions pigging systems help you achieve your sustainable manufacturing goals AND provide rapid return on investment.
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The Pains of Manual AppSec:
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2. Autosupport issue- unable to send the Autosupport message
controller::> autosupport history show
2831
smtp transmission-failed 15 - 11/25/2019 02:09:09
http ignore 1 - 11/25/2019 01:08:46
noteto ignore 1 - 11/25/2019 01:08:46
2830
smtp transmission-failed 15 - 11/25/2019 01:08:46
http ignore 1 - 11/25/2019 00:12:33
noteto ignore 1 - 11/25/2019 00:12:28
Note-The above are the message transmission failed for the Autosupport means, it is unable to send the "Autosupport
message"
3. Autosupport issue- unable to send the Autosupport message
Solution-:
controller::> autosupport show
Node State From To Mail Hosts
--------------------- --------- ------------- ------------- ----------
controller01 enable emailfrom@xyz.com
abc@xyz.com, abc@xyz.com autosupport-support@netapp.com
10.160.110.98
controller02 enable emailfrom@xyz.com
abc@xyz.com, abc@xyz.com autosupport-support@netapp.com
10.160.110.98
Need to be check from Email ID -in the above example emailfrom@xyz.com
Mail Host name or IP address-10.160.110.98 in this above example
If all the parameters are well and good, then execute the below command for testing of Autosupport fault.
4. Autosupport issue- unable to send the Autosupport message
controller::> autosupport check show-details
Node: liftnetappb
Category: http-https
Component: http-put-destination
Status: ok
Detail: Successfully connected to:
https://support.netapp.com/put/AsupPut/.
Component: http-post-destination
Status: ok
Detail: Successfully connected to:
https://support.netapp.com/asupprod/post/1.0/postAsup.
Category: smtp
Component: mail-server
Status: ok
Detail: Successfully connected to: 10.160.110.98.
Message continued…
5. Autosupport issue- unable to send the Autosupport message
Category: on-demand
Component: ondemand-server
Status: failed
Detail: AutoSupport OnDemand is disabled when "-transport" is
not set to "https".
Corrective Action: Run "system node autosupport modify -transport https
-node <node name>" to set "-transport" to "https".
Category: configuration
Component: configuration
Status: ok
Detail: No configuration issues found.
Node: liftnetappa
Category: http-https
Component: http-put-destination
Status: ok
Detail: Successfully connected to:
https://support.netapp.com/put/AsupPut/.
Message continued…
6. Autosupport issue- unable to send the Autosupport message
Component: http-post-destination
Status: ok
Detail: Successfully connected to:
https://support.netapp.com/asupprod/post/1.0/postAsup.
Category: smtp
Component: mail-server
Status: ok
Detail: Successfully connected to:10.160.110.98.
Category: on-demand
Component: ondemand-server
Status: failed
Detail: AutoSupport OnDemand is disabled when "-transport" is
not set to "https".
Corrective Action: Run "system node autosupport modify -transport https
-node <node name>" to set "-transport" to "https".
Category: configuration
Component: configuration
Status: ok
Detail: No configuration issues found.
10 entries were displayed.
Message continued…
7. Autosupport issue- unable to send the Autosupport message
Category: configuration
Component: configuration
Status: ok
Detail: No configuration issues found.
10 entries were displayed.
Note-In this above message it is clearly shows that we need to execute
the above command "system node autosupport modify -transport
https"
8. Autosupport issue- unable to send the Autosupport message
controller::> system node autosupport modify -transport https *
2 entries were modified.
Then trigger the ASUP message for testing-:
controller::> autosupport invoke -node controller* -type test -message "Testing"
The AutoSupport was successfully invoked on node "controller01" (sequence
number: 2833).
The AutoSupport was successfully invoked on node "controller02" (sequence
number: 2868).
2 entries were acted on.
9. Autosupport issue- unable to send the Autosupport message
Now execute the below command to see the histroy of ASUP and status-:
controller::> autosupport history show
Seq Attempt Percent Last
Node Num Destination Status Count Complete Update
------------ ----- ----------- -------------------- -------- -------- --------
controller01 2833
smtp queued - - 11/25/2019 14:26:14
http sent-successful 1 100 11/25/2019 14:26:21
noteto ignore 1 - 11/25/2019 14:26:18
Note---Now you will get an email of ASUP which you have triggered for testing….