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I want to change how a custom systemd service works. systemctl edit serviceName This edits /etc/systemd/system/serviceName.d/override.conf file. Override.conf is called a drop-in file and serviceName.d/ is a drop-in directory. I want to put a drop-in file definition and drop-in folder definition on the internet.
I have a private certificate that was generated by azure for a web app for linux containers. I want to pass this value to my .net core app via the web app configuration settings in the the azure portal. This is part of a pipeline CI-CD process and the ability to specify Identity Server key values in app configuration helps to keep those values out of the sou
I have created an API that is protected by OAuth using an app registration in Azure. My app registration does not require assignment, but it exposes a number of roles that the underlying API verifies. To my understanding, this accomplishes almost the same thing as requiring approval. So far I've only had user/group roles but now I've added an application rol
I want to create database called "President" by rightclicking on PostgreSQL and selecting Create Database . However, I get the error in the screenprint below. I can create databases with other names like SomeOtherDatabase and SomeOtherDatabase2 (see screenprints). Any ideas how I can find and delete the database "President" that seems to exist already? UPDAT
I need to create a service principal and assign a new role to it through Python SDK. I am currently following steps as listed from this stackoverflow question . I am currently working on the role assignment and I am stuck on the step of I need to input a principal_id . For example, as needed here to create a new role assignment. Where can I find this service
I've recently installed both Pyenv and Poetry and want to create a new Python 3.8 project. I've set both the global and local versions of python to 3.8.1 using the appropriate Pyenv commands ( pyenv global 3.8.1 for example). When I run pyenv version in my terminal the output is 3.8.1. as expected. Now, the problem is that when I create a new python project
For the past 5 years I'm using Azure IoT remote monitoring solution and using the Azure AD authentication for securing the application and APIs, from last Saturday I'm getting the error below while sign in (yellow screen): IDX10803: Unable to create to obtain configuration from: 'https://login.microsoftonline.com/{Tenant-ID}/.well-known/openid-configuration'
Suppose that test.example.com don't exists and gives NXDOMAIN when runnning dig on it , but i know that subdomain.test.example.com exists and gives NOERROR when doing the same, is there a way to check that a deep subdomain exists even though the intermediate subdomain may not be there necessarily. Specifically, I'm looking for hints when probing or querying
I have a Centos7 VM instance running in Azure. It has a public IPv4 address reachable from the internet. I would like to add a public IPv6 address to this instance's network interface but I cannot figure out how to do this. There does not seem to be a way to add it to the interface from the portal. I have consulted the documentation but it seems to have conf
answered · 17 Dec 2021, 18:58 UTC
answered · 17 Dec 2021, 00:10 UTC
dbeaver
python