Metabase Download Csv
Jeffrey Dyer
"The website contains unexpected information or you do not have permission to access the metabase. You must be a member of the Administrators group on the local computer to access the IIS matabase. Therefore, you cannot create or open a local IIS website. If you have Read, Write, and Modify Permissions for the folder where the files are located, you can create a file system website that points to the folder in order to proceed"
The information in the error is correct and it is worth checking to make sure that you are running from an elevated command prompt, but it does miss a common configuration issue. In order to query for information from the IIS metabase, certain IIS components need to be installed
I also had the problem. But the last days the message did not come again. We use metabase behind nginx with basic authentication. I observed the following: when the message occurs, I opened up the developer console and there were error messages in the console log. Sorry, I forgot the message. But just in that moment the basic auth dialog popped up and I confirmed it (because it was prefilled with my user and pass). This is 7 days ago and the message did not come back until now.
I have the same issue with mysql.
In my table I have different fields, some of them have the option to do a custom mapping, some of them not.
From mysql it is a type/Integer. And the conf in metabase is exactly the same for both fields.
Hi @dodongo
I forgot to post a link to the bug report, which was created almost a month ago - sorry.
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github.com/metabase/metabase Issue: Raw question filter handles do not workopened by fetanchaudon 2019-01-31Hi all,In the latest version,Raw question filters have handles, but they do not work:you can move the filter, but when dropped,...
Hey there! I think the answer to this is yes! Check out GitHub - gouline/dbt-metabase: Model synchronization from dbt to Metabase. and this really awesome slack thread where folks are discussing how to use this.
Note that FTP, SMTP and NNTP configuration is still persisted in the Metabase system and was not ported over to the new IIS configuration systems. The configuration settings for those can still be managed via legacy programmatic interfaces and direct editing of the metabase.xml file.
The web server configuration, including custom configuration that extends the web server, is persisted into system32\inetsrv\applicationHost.config, and not metabase.xml. Therefore the legacy support is at the API level, and not at the file format level (and this is also why some legacy features are not supported). The legacy interface caller will get the "ABO view" of configuration just like it did on IIS 6.0, and not the new file format or naming or concepts.
The South Carolina Psycholinguistic metabase (SCOPE) is a curated collection of psycholinguistic properties of words from major databases. It currently contains more than 250 variables and over 100,000 words and 81,000 nonwords.
We welcome requests to add psycholinguistic variables to the metabase, especially from published, large-scale databases. To request an addition, please contact Rutvik Desai (r-u-t-v-i-k at s-c dot e-d-u; remove dashes). Please provide the citation of the paper, and a csv/tsv/Excel file. The file should contain words in the first column, variable values in the subsequent columns, and a header in the first row. While we make no promises, we will do our best to accommodate reasonable requests depending on the resources available at the time.
Metabase is an easy-to-use, open source UI tool for asking questions about your data. Metabase is a Java application that can be run by simply downloading the JAR file and running it with java -jar metabase.jar. Metabase connects to ClickHouse using a JDBC driver that you download and put in the plugins folder:
The number of databases that provide various measurements of lexical properties for psycholinguistic research has increased rapidly in recent years. The proliferation of lexical variables, and the multitude of associated databases, makes the choice, comparison, and standardization of these variables in psycholinguistic research increasingly difficult. Here, we introduce The South Carolina Psycholinguistic Metabase (SCOPE), which is a metabase (or a meta-database) containing an extensive, curated collection of psycholinguistic variable values from major databases. The metabase currently contains 245 lexical variables, organized into seven major categories: General (e.g., frequency), Orthographic (e.g., bigram frequency), Phonological (e.g., phonological uniqueness point), Orth-Phon (e.g., consistency), Semantic (e.g., concreteness), Morphological (e.g., number of morphemes), and Response variables (e.g., lexical decision latency). We hope that SCOPE will become a valuable resource for researchers in psycholinguistics and affiliated disciplines such as cognitive neuroscience of language, computational linguistics, and communication disorders. The availability and ease of use of the metabase with comprehensive set of variables can facilitate the understanding of the unique contribution of each of the variables to word processing, and that of interactions between variables, as well as new insights and development of improved models and theories of word processing. It can also help standardize practice in psycholinguistics. We demonstrate use of the metabase by measuring relationships between variables in multiple ways and testing their individual contribution towards a number of dependent measures, in the most comprehensive analysis of this kind to date. The metabase is freely available at go.sc.edu/scope.
In order to follow along in our journey to achieving pre-auth RCE, you can spin up an instance of Metabase that is vulnerable by running the following command: docker run -d -p 3000:3000 --name metabase metabase/metabase:v0.46.6. This will spin up a vulnerable instance of Metabase on port 3000. No special configuration is required to exploit the vulnerability we present in this blog.
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