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Tag: expected

Regular expression – Rewritecond Request_uri – ^ Can’t work as expected

I am using codeigniter to build a site. I have a series of rewrite conditions & rules in the .htaccess file. The first set of rules turn on or off SSL based on the first paragraph of the uri.

October 17, 2021By Simo Regexp can't press, expected, expressions, regular, Request, Rewritecond, URI, WorkLeave a Comment

Lua – “‘}’ is expected to have an error near ‘=’, otherwise it looks perfect

When I try to run my script, I return an error when assigning a value to the variable. I have rechecked my grammar many times and this does not seem to be the mistake I made there-I even There are

October 5, 2021By Simo Lua errors, expected, look, lua, nearby, otherwise, perfectLeave a Comment

Lua – ‘End’ expect (close the ‘function’), don’t miss the ‘end’

I received an error saying that the “end” is missing, but I looked at the entire code without seeing it.

local Grid = {}
Grid.__index = Grid
function Grid.new(w, h) do
t = {}
setmetatable(t

October 5, 2021By Simo Lua close, don't, end, expected, function, lua, miss, nearbyLeave a Comment

Objective-C – Can I use nsdecimalnumber anywhere in the expected NSNumber?

NSDecimalNumber is a subclass of NSNumber. As far as I know, it implements all NSNumber methods expected by NSNumber instances.

In view of this, is it possible? Provide NSDecimalNumbers to an

September 29, 2021By Simo C & C++ Any, can, expected, NSDECIMALNUMBER, nsnumber, Objective, placeLeave a Comment

ZRAID1 pool size beyond expected

I have 3x 4TB drives for ZRAID1 configuration (single parity drive)

After running

zpool create data zraid1 sdb sdc sdd My volume size is 10.9T, which is my expected stripe configuration

September 25, 2021By Simo Storage Beyond, expected, Pool, Size, ZRAID, Zraid1Leave a Comment

RAID1 – MDADM Mirror – Do not perform parallel reading as expected?

We have a three-way RAID 1 mirror driven by mdadm. I think I’ve read that mdadm should take multiple simultaneous read requests and distribute them to different drives in the mirror (parallel Read)

September 25, 2021By Simo Storage execution, expected, MDADM, mirror, no, parallel, press, RAID, raid1, readLeave a Comment
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