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Can you do that with Google groups?
On Tue, 9 Sep 2008 08:28:23 -0700, Pardee, Roy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>My recommendation would be to require th
:39 PM, Pardee, Roy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hah--thanks for the laugh.
>
> Not for nothing, but I suspect/fear that one big reason we've had such
> a high signal/noise ratio on here is the relative obscurity of the
> list. I love google groups (and will join the new
Hah--thanks for the laugh.
Not for nothing, but I suspect/fear that one big reason we've had such a high
signal/noise ratio on here is the relative obscurity of the list. I love
google groups (and will join the new one, as well as Efran's) but won't be
surprised if our bright stars are diluted
In the case of 1), I'd think you could also add a say,
.GregsPreferredFormatString property & associated instance var to store it in,
couldn't you?
Could you do likewise with extension methods? (That's what I'd do in ruby...)
Cheers,
-Roy
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This is unlikely, but it's an issue at my location. We've got a proxy
server that requires NTLM authentication, and proxy server settings that
are entirely dynamic (set in a proxy.pac script). It seems that the 2.0
framework won't execute proxy.pac to discover the server it should use.
We fix that
Of course nothing stops Mont from both encrypting and limiting access to
members of a group...
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And note how many DRM solutions have stood the test of time against
motivated hackers. My inclination (not knowing how valuable these
digits of pi really are, or how motivated/resourceful this Bans Frouma
guy really is) would be to get a good IL obfuscator and leave it at
that.
But nobody's ever
If you're at all concerned about a dictionary attack I think you're
going to want to add a "salt" to that hash.
Do I take it that the clients will also need to *decrypt* these secret
values? If so, I think you're going to have a hard time keeping the
decryption key from people with reflector (whi
Would you know it by your VNC connection tanking from having the
ip-address rug pulled out from under it? Or is that connection maybe
interfering w/the change?
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While we're OT & talking about backups... ;-)
Anybody used JungleDisk? I hear good things... Maybe that's a solution
here?
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Sounds like you want to write a proxy server in asp.net.
Some quick googling led me here:
http://www.codeproject.com/KB/web-security/HTTPReverseProxy.aspx
Maybe that's useful?
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BITS maybe?
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms997639.aspx
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There's also this sort of thing:
https://www.paypal.com/us/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=xpt/cps/securitycenter/gene
ral/PPSecurityKeyFAQ-outside
aka:
http://hurl.it/pH
I believe verisign will soon be offering an authentication API so that
others can use their fobs.
And there's always client-side certi
I hear good things about trac:
http://trac.edgewall.org/
Never used it myself...
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If your app (or maybe a portion thereof) were run as a service, you
could specify the account under which the service runs. Could that
work?
Apart from that, DPAPI is what comes to my mind. Or maybe whatever goo
it is that encrypts config file sections for asp.net?
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This is out of my depth probably, but--could any of this be spin-up time
where mssql is loading the .net framework into memory, JIT'ing/verifying
your sproc, etc.? IOW--does it take 27 seconds the second time you run
this code?
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I'm way rusty on web services these days, but would switching to XML-RPC
make any difference to your javanik? (You can still do that w/an
attribute in .net, can't you?)
I know it's easier to consume web services from ruby if they're
xml-rpc... (or it was the one time I tried it anyway).
-Or
You just need another tilde character in there.
(Kidding!)
Can you run through your files line by line, figure out what type of
line you're currently on, and then feed individual lines to smaller
regexes tailored to the type of line you have? That's likely to be more
intelligible/maintainable in
e a richer and more precise UI without having to write the
syntax and parser for the metadata myself.
Russ
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Maybe remoting, or the newfangled one--windows communication foundation?
(I know zip about those things, but isn't this what they're for?)
I take it these machines will not be on the same network?
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Is that right? It sounds backwards to me...
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Ah--yes! This scratches an itch for me--thanks!
So in ruby, static methods are functionally equivalent to instance
methods defined on the Class itself (that is, the class' Class).
For extra credit, explain whether and how having classes as objects
enables ruby's "open class" functionality--that
s interface
On 5/25/07, Pardee, Roy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> But it doesn't necessarily follow from that that a class is an object,
> does it?
>
> Not that I mean to argue that .net classes *aren't* objects, mind
> you--I think probably they are, and the Typ
But it doesn't necessarily follow from that that a class is an object,
does it?
Not that I mean to argue that .net classes *aren't* objects, mind you--I
think probably they are, and the Type class is the class Class. But I'm
looking forward to further discussion, as I know there are some nuances
Dude--how many different computers do you need to control your botnet
from, anyway? ;-)
My guess is machine C will get the finger from machine A if it too tries
to connect on the same port. But I'm not confident...
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That'd be the ANTLR route that Seref suggested, wouldn't it?
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ng with that.
Thanks,
Shane
On 4/5/07, Pardee, Roy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> What kind of trust level does your app run under? That's going to
> affect where you can write files I think (and probably your access to
> their paths--e.g., you can create a file in Isola
What kind of trust level does your app run under? That's going to
affect where you can write files I think (and probably your access to
their paths--e.g., you can create a file in IsolatedStorage under most
trust levels, but I don't think you're allowed to see where exactly that
file is stored).
Have you checked to see what SQL hibernate is sending to the db & see
whether it makes sense given what really needs to happen on the db? If
not--does hibernate offer any hooks into its SQL generation process that
you can use to help it make better choices?
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Can you get a token for the user in question & try to enable the
interactive login bit w/AdjustTokenPrivileges?
(Just paraphrasing Keith Brown's .net dev guide to windows security
here--not really sure how any of this works...)
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7;s functionality in the DataSet
designer in 2.0.
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The thing I miss is the GUI designers for the dataadapters--AFAICT,
those are no longer designable components.
(Hey, I didn't spend on vs 2005 to write the code *myself*
you know... ;-)
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exception
Roy IIRC by default release builds compile /debug:pdbonly so they should
be created.
Cheers,
Greg
On 10/10/06, Pardee, Roy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> A 'release' build doesn't include the .pdb file the framework needs to
> include those I think. You can
A 'release' build doesn't include the .pdb file the framework needs to
include those I think. You can also not get line #s if you don't copy
the proper .pdb file to the same folder where the .exe or .dll is
running from I think.
HTH,
-Roy
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e
done. I have done it several times in the past.
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class lib app.config file). Obviously, when
you deploy the application, you need to do a lot of renaming. I have
done this in the past and is not big deal.
I haven't checked whether the limitation still exists in VS2005.
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[mailto
I don't think you can use an app.config w/a class library project.
You can probably have your .dll seek out and/or create a particular text file
for users to set up conn strings in, but my advice would be to code your class
to accept connection strings from clients, and make encrypting those t
Yeah, that sounds right to me too. Throw a date/time stamp on there &
then you can batch up your transaction records as-of-time-x, anytime
after time-x has passed.
-Roy
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Check the signature on CompareTo--you get passed an Object var that holds the
other instance for the comparison. You can cast that to your type, & pull
properties as you like.
The comparisons are pairwise--between the 'me' object ('self' in c#) and a
single other object. Return a 1 if 'me' is
Oooh--fun arms race. ;-)
The thing I remember fondly about oracle is how complete & accessible
its data dictionary is--I bet you there's a dba_triggers view or some
such that you could use to identify any triggers that are disabled.
Sure enough:
http://www.ss64.com/orad/DBA_TRIGGERS.html
-O
In the 1.1 world, you'd create a component w/a property decorated w/the
"ProvidePropertyAttribute", and you might also implement the
IExtenderProvider interface. Probably it's similar in the 2.0 world
(which I assume you're in, as I don't recognize the TableLayoutPanel
type). Hopefully a troll th
Would ATLAS (AJAX) be of help here? Have a jscript function on the page
attempt to update just the relevant bits of a page (maybe along with an
"information as of <>" label) and fail silently if the server
isn't available right that second.
I've not messed w/ATLAS myself, but it looks hella-slick
I thought the problems w/goto centered around code readability/human
understandability. Does it matter how different constructs compile down
to IL?
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ehmani / Prodika / Dallas / TX / USA
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Date: Fri, 2 Jun 2006 15:03:42
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Subject: [ADVANCED-DOTNET] WindowsPrincipal.IsInRole() never returns
Hey All,
Can anyb
Hey All,
Can anybody think of a reason why my computer would go zombie when my
asp.net 1.1 app makes a call to WindowsPrincipal.IsInRole()? I don't
even know how to debug this. I've waited > 5 minutes for the call to
return & nothing, zip, zilch. Can anybody throw me a clue?
Thanks!
-Roy
===
ly shot it down.
It would just depend on if their guy is a Network Nazi or not. I am yet
to speak or meet him.
thanks for the reply Roy.
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To
Isn't a web service just an asp.net app w/out the html user-interface
goo? My guess would be you'll have all the same problems.
I guess a winforms app is out of the question on this? I bet it'd be
way more efficient not to be moving all those bits to/from a server...
-Roy
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Pardee, Roy
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Oh my god--it's self-aware!
Everyone--repent your sins before it's too late! This may
Oh my god--it's self-aware!
Everyone--repent your sins before it's too late! This may be your only
warning.
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unknownreference
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That sounds wrong to me--I've got things set up here so that apps signed with a
particular key get full trust, regardless of the zone from which they're
loaded. We did that specifically to avoid having to grant full trust to the
intranet zone.
So at our shop an app loaded from a local server
It strikes me as overkill to read lines from a file into a collection
class at all, tho maybe I just don't know enough about the app here.
But if the ultimate destination of said lines is a db, just read a line,
insert a record, read a line, insert a record, etc. until you run out of
lines in the
Google, baby!
http://www.google.com/search?q=apache+asp.net
These looked interesting:
http://httpd.apache.org/cli/
http://www.codeproject.com/aspnet/cassini_apache_101.asp
http://dotnetjunkies.com/WebLog/stefandemetz/archive/2004/12/30/Apache_A
SP_NET.aspx
HTH,
-Roy
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It sounds to me like the best avenue to go down is to find out what
exactly is causing the adodb ref, and try to eliminate it.
So I take it that adodb is not listed under the references node in the
project explorer? If you run a debug build on a machine w/out the
interop assembly, what kind of er
rt in the trusted publishers store, I still need a better way
to manage the deployment of the certs.
Thanks,
Erick Thompson
Senior Programmer
The National Bureau of Asian Research
http://tech.nbr.org/CS/blogs/erick_thompson/
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You'll get a better response from others no doubt but in the meantime--this
sounds wrong to me. So long as your cert server's root cert is installed on
the client machines (and I would think it'd have to be if you're successfully
using certs for other things), then simply signing your assemblie
Okay, hands for everyone who was reminded of this:
http://www.actionfig.com/simpsons/mr_sparkle.html
CAN YOU DO ANY LESS?
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Charles
Sent: Monday, October 31, 2005 9:26 AM
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That sounds wrong to me. When I run this in QA
create table drop_me
(texty varchar(10))
insert into drop_me (texty) values ('one')
insert into drop_me (texty) values ('one ')
select '~' + texty + '~' from drop_me
I see that the trailing space is preserved.
BT, when I say:
select texty, c
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> O
Oy, such bullying. Can't we all just get along?
I thought Franklin's question was reasonable...
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Probably b/c you're doing a cmd.ExecuteNonQuery. That SELECT is a
query--you want the rset it's going to return.
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Franklin Gray
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FWIW--this web page:
http://www.xmlwebservices.cc/index_FAQ.htm
Seems to say you can put this setting in app.config:
Q: Somehow my ASP.NET Web Services cannot process more than two
requests from my client. Is this a known behavior that I am observing?
A: This is no limitation in ASP.NET. It is
Ooh. For that I got nuthin'.
So that makes your app a web thing, doesn't it? I guess you don't want
to count on admins having to do that as a manual step? I bet some would
object to having that setting tweaked w/out their knowledge tho...
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This is an individual app install that wants to affect machine.config?
That seems a bit heavy-handed. Can you really not do whatever you need
to do in an app.config? I thought most everything in m.c was
overridable by particular app.configs...
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+1 on the below.
IMHO--the db data is usually the authoritative record of whatever it is
your app is tracking--that's what gets restored if there's some
cataclysmic event. So having bad data in the db is bad. ;-) Now,
unless you can mandate (and enforce!) that the *only* way data pass in &
out o
I use a web service--just pass in the name of the application,
System.Environment.UserName, s.e.ComputerName, and exception.ToString.
Sounds like you're wanting something a tad fancier...
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->Can yo
Can you say some more about this Shawn? Or give a reference? I'm
curious why 1.x isn't able to use the large memory...
Thanks!
-Roy
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I have this vague memory of reading that the remoting channel you use to
pass packets back and forth (http or tcp) is independent of the
formatting of that data (text or binary) and that that meant you could
use the binary formatter w/an http channel & get something like the best
of both worlds. A
Can't you drag tables out of the server explorer onto the XSD design
surface like you do w/mssql (even tho you'd be filling them in a very
different manner)? That'd be a starting point...
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Can anybody recommend a (preferably free) .net library that does
Bayesian text classification? Please reply to me directly & I'll
summarize for the list.
Thanks!
-Roy
Roy Pardee
Research Analyst/Programmer
Center For Health Studies (Cancer Research Network)
Group Health Cooperative
(206) 287-20
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There is no client-side SQL engine in ado.net. I think the thing that
comes closest is the jet engin
s.
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H... Well, maybe the thing to do is to code up a routine that will
simply slurp the authoritative data out of the db &
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There is no client-side SQL engine in ado.net. I think the thing
do some simple filtering on the
dataset. Now I need to do a little more complex work on the client
side, which is why I running into areas that I have little experience
with.
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There is no client-side SQL engine in ado.net. I think the thing that
comes closest is the jet engine (the thing that gets exercised when you
move data in & out of an .mdb file). Jet has a pretty nice
implementation of SQL, tho there are some annoying limitations
(subqueries come to mind).
I'd a
Okay let me be the first to decry the perl-ization of .net. Unmatched
backticks, for crying out loud... 8^)
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You can WMI your way there--I suppose that's still interop, but you can
be well shielded from it I think.
Grab the WMI add-in for vs.net & have it generate a wrapper for
Win32_OperatingSystem. That'll have .Shutdown() and .Reboot() methods.
HTH,
-Roy
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It'd be less wrangling to just send the results of a call to
DataSet.GetChanges. Would that suit?
HTH,
-Roy
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Jeffrey A.
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Sounds like your UI thread is blocked while the data download, so your form is
not repainting. Try alt-tabbing away from & then back to your form during a
large download & see if other controls also go white. If they do, that's most
likely the problem.
If that is it, I think the typical cure
Doesn't IE do this automatically when you feed it a WSDL doc?
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As far as "interacting fully w/the apps & network" are concerned, if
you've got an AD-enabled network, I believe you can use a Group Policy
to push out code access security policies. You should be able to push
out a policy to say, grant full trust to any app signed w/a particular
strong name key.
With that many rows I think you'd be much better off letting the db do
the filtering. Think of the network traffic you'll save.
One construct for including optional criteria in a SELECT goes like so:
Select *
>From my_table
Where (@Param1 is null or field1 = @Param1) AND
(@Param2 is null o
Are these things actual soap-based web services? I played around w/the
address information stuff like a year ago & as I recall all the slick
proxy generator stuff in vs.net did not work--I needed to system.xml my
way to properly formatted requests & parse responses my own self. Does
that sound ri
hange something in the web.config file you don't
have to restart the application as opposed to the rest models that use a
app.config file. Maybe that created the confusion.
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database connection string
But won't your users need read on the udl files in order for
YourCompany.Data.dll to open them for pa
I know this can be an issue w/asp.net apps--but I took from the OP's
reference to "app.config" that this was a winforms app.
Does anyone know for sure whether the "double-hop" problem that kerberos
cures applies in a remoting situation? I'm curious...
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But won't your users need read on the udl files in order for
YourCompany.Data.dll to open them for parsing? In which case they can
just open them up manually in notepad & you're back where you started?
I agree w/the other posts that integrated security is a better way to
go. Chances are there's
Would it make sense to have your own proxy objects derive from the
vs.net (wsdl.exe?) generated proxies?
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Sheather
Sent: Monday, November 22, 2004 9:44 PM
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+1 on the errorprovider, tho I think I'd take the inverse approach--use
backcolor or some more subtle cue to indicated required-ness, and only pop the
error icons if the user tries to leave the form w/out providing values for
those controls. IMHO it'd be easier on the eyes...
Note also that yo
It's kludgy, but you can always shell out to blat.
http://www.blat.net/194/
Cheers,
-Roy
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Jekke Bladt
Sent: Tuesday, October 19, 2004 12:11 PM
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Small nitpick: If you Console.WriteLine in a winforms app *that's
running in vs.net* you see the results in the Output window.
Cheers,
-Roy
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Dominick Baier
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Another way to go would be to throw your datetimes into say, an
ArrayList, and then serialize the ArrayList.
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Joe Cheng
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Am I the only one not getting Ian Griffiths' messages? I seem to get
all the replies (like the below) but not the messages.
Thanks!
-Roy
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Mohammad Adel
Sent: Tuesday, August 31
Greetings all,
I'm trying to create a .net program that can decrypt files that will be
rsa-encrypted with the gpg program (on mac os X, if that's important).
I've got hold of a copy of gpg, generated a key pair & sent my public
key to my correspondent.
I thought I would try to use
System.Securit
sense tooltips--why separate file?
The big issue is one of size. The XML comments for an assembly are often
as big as the assembly itself, so embedding them inside of the assembly
would roughly double the size of the system assemblies. Which would be
bad.
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of Pardee, Roy E
Sent: Thursday, 12 December 2002 4:35 AM
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Subject: [ADVANCED-DOTNET] Intellisense tooltips--why separate file?
I'm a vb programmer who just discovered
I'm a vb programmer who just discovered that you need to create a separate
xml file in order to provide intellisense tooltips for your classes & that
there's no (ms-provided) way of automatically doing so.
I'm bitter about it of course 8^) but mostly I'm curious about why ms chose
to implement the
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