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WhenI try to publish a survey from Survey123 Connect app (both in versions 3.14 and 3.15), I receive an error mesage. I've tried to publish an empty template and still get the same error. Can somebody please help me with this issue.

Also I tried to create a test hosted feature service on ArcGIS Enterprise but I recieved a error message as "Create Service error: Failed to create the service 'Hosted/test_feature_layer.FeatureServer'."

If you are not able to create a feature layer at all it indicates that this is not a Survey123 issue but an issue with ArcGIS Enterprise. You will need to look at the server machines and ArcGIS Server logs to see why there is an issue i.e. is ArcGIS Server, ArcGIS Data Store running. e.g. here's a similar scenario where services can't be created:

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We have configured the application in Azure, and imported the profile on the palo. We have set up the gateway and portal and authentication profile. The logs on the Palo and Azure show as successful but when a user tests connecting via Global Protect client they get an auth failed. The Palo Global protect logs show failed to get client configuration. Anyone ever had this issue before?

Thanks, Arne! I just had this issue today with our new GlobalProtect Portal on VM-Series. Changing the Serial Number Check from "no" to "none" allowed me to connect. Prior to that, I was also getting the "Global Protect error: Failed to get client configuration" error. Glad I found your post on this as I had checked everything else I could think of and it all looked good. Never would've thought of changing that setting and you saved me hours!

Thank you for sharing that error! I want to ask, do you mind sharing what came before the grpc error in the stacktrace? Also what OS are you on and what is your Docker version? You can run docker version to find out.

Regarding the difference between the two resampling. The viewing angles need to be considered special for S2 data. This is done by the S2 Resampling tool. This is explained in the help.

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Hello,

I tested with your product and obtained the same errors.

It seems to come from the underlying TIFF reader from GeoSolutions library.

The only way I could escape from the error was to edit s2tbx.properties (located under C:\Users\your_username.snap\etc) by adding

use.openjp2.jna=true

This way the S2 Resampling worked:

I am setting up mattermost docker team edition with mariadb in an internal company network. This is my configuration with .env. I test and deploy this from home network and it seems to work fine; however, trying to deploy again with the ./up.sh command from within internal network I get the following error:

This is the only closest and related issue I could find. Unfortunately this was with the older mattermost docker repo where the dockerfile was exposed to make the edi possiblet. Im not entirely sure if that is correct.

While using Mathcad Prime 6, I encountered a rather strange error. When I try to find solutions to an equation using solve, Mathcad says "Unknown error: "failed"_of_mode_Union". I have done the same procedure a couple times before, and it worked every time. I don't think there's a problem in my code. All the units check out. If anyone could help me solve the problem or recommend a way to get around this method somehow, I would appreciate it very much. I tried solve block, but it only gives one solution and I know there are multiple. I attached the mathcad code.

The error message is because the symbolic result is too large to display. The reason is that the symbolic does not know anything about units and treats N, J, kg, s, m, etc. as unrelated unknown variables. This sure blows up the symbolic result. In the subsequent numeric evaluation of omega, the units cancels and we get a simple result.

Primes development goes in glacier speed but if you feel better you may report the error to PTC and hope that it will be fixed. Because in future versions of Prime the old legacy symbolic will not be available anymore.

Same error here (CLI version: v3.25.1). I can use the CLI to get the list of topics but not to read or write data into a topic (it produces the error). From a Python program, I can do it so, the API key and network connectivity are ok. The problem happens in Windows, in Linux all works ok.

Then my android app would configure just fine but iOS would not. and give this error. So if the above solution isn't working for you like me please check your bundleId or package Name. it can be the culprit.

In my case that it couldn't list my firebase projects, I try to access firebase by vpn that I was installed on my system (not my browser), and it worked. Then I could initial firebase in my project as hosting and deploy it.

Okay so for me it was the problem of the wifi I was using. Apparently the wifi had been denied access to firebase so I used vpn and it worked like charm. You can try using a vpn to see if it would come

MSFT SharePoint Online - I am all the sudden getting "Error: Failed to load current time zone" on multiple, different sites when creating a new list item. It is tied to a calculation I do "now()+70" which calculates 70d for a calendar field.

@Dr_Jason_Seibel My organization started experiencing the same thing this week within the Teams desktop app. Microsoft Support instructed me to set the time zone in SharePoint site settings like you described. Now if you're the owner of the Team it's not giving the error, but if you're just a member the error still occurs. Everything works fine in the web browser though.

I did some poking around the forums and tried what some others have done with similar issues - cleaned cache with pacman -Scc, and updated only the repos first with pacman -Syy, but I still got the same error.

Oh, right. I installed Node js and still kept running into errors. I spent a lot of time googling, but finally my problem was solved by an AI who advised me to replace a piece of code in webpack.config file. Everything worked successfully after I did that. I had almost given up hope, haha. If interested, I can send the latest error text, and the code I used to replace in the original file.

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I'm honestly surprised by this because I have space in my 'src' and '=', but my code still ran. I thought space didn't matter in coding languages and if it does, then I'm surprised my one works. Weird :-/

Here's a copy of my experiments to try to make this work. Don't let the length of the code fool you, it's all a series of commented out touch_start() events, becasue they all produce the same error, except the first touch_start() event. The first touch_start() works, and I put it in there to show what I'm trying to do with llSetKeyframedMotion(), except in the first one I do it with llSetPos() and llSetRot(). llSetPos() and llSetRot() won't do exactly what I want, but they are close enough that you can see what I"m trying to do. I really need keyframing features for what I'm trying to do, and I don't understand why it isn't working. Most of these touch_start experiments are from me trying to grab snippets from the LSL library and use them, but none of them seem to work.

Also, early on in the process, when I was just throwing random math at the problem, and trying to do this in a more complex script, I got a few errors about trying to rotate to NaN, and trying to move the object too fast, but I can't replicate those errors with simple code, so I'm not that worried about it. I'll fight those bugs once I figure out what the hell this linkset complexity garbage is. The wiki doesn't say anything about linkset complexity, at all. I'll have to update it when I solve this problem.

Like @Quistess Alpha mentioned, KFM does not require the Convex Hull shape type. The object just has to be under the LI system, basic prims won't work on their own (which is a bit of a weird quirk to deal with, but nothing new for SL unfortunately). Here's a video of a concave mesh using KFM, which I made for another thread.

I figured it out! The wiki says nothing about convex hull, but if you try to use llSetKeyframedMotion() in a prim that is not set as a convex hull, then it will give you the error, "Error, failed to play animation. Does your linkset exceed the complexity limit for keyframing?"

agree the wiki should be edited. The wiki does say: "This function requires the linkset to use the Prim Equivalency system." But as you say the wiki should expand on this to say that the Prim Equivalency system in this context means set Features \ Physics Shape Type = Convex Hull

What is the prim equivalency system? I mean, doesn't everything use LI instead of prims now? I don't understand how that has anything do do with scripting movement. If your land doesn't have enough LI for the object, then obviously you can't run scripts in the object that you can't rez.

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