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Appwrite 1.4.0 TLS hostname verification change for custom domains

When upgrading a self‑hosted Appwrite deployment from version 1.3.x to 1.4.x, administrators need to know whether the platform still accepts TLS certificates that rely only on a Common Name (CN) match when no Subject Alternative Name (SAN) is present. The 1.4.0 release notes indicate that strict hostname verification was introduced and that the fallback to C

custom-domain tls hostname-verificationAsh Lane0 rep · 03 Dec 2025, 09:21 UTC

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How can I gracefully cancel or timeout a Haxe Timer when an operation takes too long?

I’m using haxe.Timer.delay to schedule a function that performs a network request. If the request takes longer than expected, I’d like to cancel the timer and handle a timeout gracefully. I also need to cancel any pending timers when a new request is issued to avoid overlapping calls. What is the idiomatic way to cancel a Timer before it fires? How can I add

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haxe timerSky Finch0 rep · 03 Dec 2025, 10:16 UTC

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uWSGI stats server exposure limits for bottleneck measurement

uWSGI provides a built-in stats server and stats socket that can expose runtime metrics without application code changes. The interface is intended to support measuring load, request handling and worker health before tuning for a bottleneck. The stats capability is disabled by default and requires an explicit configuration choice to enable. Enabling it invol

uwsgi stats-server monitoringZo Echo0 rep · 03 Dec 2025, 13:02 UTC

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JHipster entity classes ↔ Liquibase changelog: Ensuring rollback safety after schema changes

Goal Guarantee that a schema change applied by JHipster can be fully rolled back by Liquibase without manual intervention. Constraints JHipster automatically emits <addColumn> and similar changes but omits <rollback> blocks for operations such as table renames or foreign‑key adjustments. Liquibase requires a valid rollback section to revert a cha

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liquibaseRahul Nova0 rep · 03 Dec 2025, 02:54 UTC

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Sema Policy Engine ↔ Spring Security 6: Compatibility and Nested Policy Evaluation Order

Integration Overview Developers often embed the Sema Policy Engine into Spring‑based microservices by registering a SemaPolicyResolver bean and wiring a custom PolicyFilter into the SecurityFilterChain . The filter intercepts each request and delegates authorization decisions to Sema’s PolicyResolver . Version Compatibility Constraints Sema 1.2 officially su

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sema java-17Lax Moss0 rep · 03 Dec 2025, 07:03 UTC

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How should I handle configuration and secrets in Linux?

Configuration must be available to the application without exposing credentials in source control, logs or browser code. What belongs in the runtime and which access controls matter?

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linuxAri Orbit0 rep · 30 Nov 2025, 10:33 UTC

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Inconsistent Gradle warning visibility between Flutter IDE Run and command‑line builds

When diagnosing a failed Flutter Android deployment, developers often compare the output from the IDE’s Run button with that from the command line to locate Gradle‑related issues. Observations show that certain Gradle warnings—such as version‑compatibility notices or unresolved dependency hints—are visible in the verbose CLI logs but disappear from the IDE c

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flutterMira Moss0 rep · 03 Dec 2025, 08:33 UTC

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Hibernate Query Timeout Configuration for Low-Traffic Workloads

Low-Traffic Query Timeout Behavior in Hibernate Applications with infrequent database access patterns may encounter unexpected query timeout exceptions despite minimal load. Hibernate's timeout handling mechanisms, particularly when using setQueryTimeout() or hibernate.query.timeout, interact differently with connection pools and transaction managers in low-

hibernate database-connectionIra Maple0 rep · 02 Dec 2025, 22:46 UTC

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javax.net.ssl.SSLHandshakeException: PKIX path building failed when QTest REST API uses self‑signed certificate

Problem Overview When QTest tries to call its REST endpoint over HTTPS using a self‑signed or otherwise untrusted certificate, the Java HTTP client throws a javax.net.ssl.SSLHandshakeException: sun.security.validator.ValidatorException: PKIX path building failed error. This prevents the integration from authenticating and makes the API unusable. DNS Resoluti

qtest rest-api sslNia Byte0 rep · 02 Dec 2025, 19:06 UTC