Jacque-
Monday, June 16, 2014, 8:56:40 PM, you wrote:
> Maybe a better question to everyone would be: can a server 400 error be
> related to a bad SSL certificate chain?
I'd expect something more like a 401 for a security problem. The
official definition of a 400 response is "malformed syntax".
On Mon, Jun 16, 2014 at 3:25 PM, J. Landman Gay
wrote:
> I need help figuring out why AWS is returning an error 400 "bad request"
> in a limited number of cases. We have a test group of some dozens of people
> and only 2 have the problem.
>
I think that some XML should be sent back by the server
On 6/16/2014, 10:28 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
I'm just doing a GET to a URL. There is an SQS queue (I'm not sure what
that is actually,) which is being processed server-side. I think we need
to know what's happening before my request hits the queue.
I should expand that a little bit. The server
On 6/16/2014, 6:21 PM, As_Simon wrote:
Sorry that was a cop-out.
I'm using CloudBerry Explorer for Amazon.
Right click on the bucket
Logging > Logging Settings or Cloudfront logging settings.
I'm in the dark about what's going on over at the server side, but on my
end, I'm just doing a GET to
On Tue, Jun 17, 2014 at 4:34 AM, J. Landman Gay
wrote:
> set the numberformat to "0.##" -- add more if you want
I think the reason David isn't doing that, and is trying to limit the
number of # to the absolute minimum is because of this note in the
Dictionary:
Note: Since LiveCode
Sorry that was a cop-out.
I'm using CloudBerry Explorer for Amazon.
Right click on the bucket
Logging > Logging Settings or Cloudfront logging settings.
Simon
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Hi Jacque,
AWS does have logs, you have to set them up for each bucket.
Simon
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On Mon, Jun 16, 2014 at 2:25 PM, J. Landman Gay
wrote:
> I need help figuring out why AWS is returning an error 400 "bad request"
> in a limited number of cases. We have a test group of some dozens of people
> and only 2 have the problem.
>
> What I know:
>
> The data se
Also, if you don’t care about display, just set the *precision* to LC max.
Numberformat is as others have posted, really a display function. After you are
done, set the numberFormat back to default or “0”. I bit myself in the butt
because I had a counter that I was using to append a number to a
On 6/16/2014, 1:13 PM, dfepst...@comcast.net wrote:
I am trying to set the numberFormat so that calculation is precise enough for
the situation. Since I don't know ahead of time how many decimal places will
be used, I wrote a function that I hoped would adjust things as necessary.
But when t
David,
The numberformat doesn't affect precision. It only affects output as is
shown by
on mouseUp
set the numberformat to "00"
put 0.01*1 into x
set the numberformat to "00.00"
put x*1
end mouseUp
It even only affects the current handler and doesn't affect precision in
calling h
I need help figuring out why AWS is returning an error 400 "bad request"
in a limited number of cases. We have a test group of some dozens of
people and only 2 have the problem.
What I know:
The data sent to the server is the same for everyone, and is correctly
formatted. I have logs of that
I am trying to set the numberFormat so that calculation is precise enough for
the situation. Since I don't know ahead of time how many decimal places will
be used, I wrote a function that I hoped would adjust things as necessary.
But when this function is called with parameters m = 1.09131 an
Hi Martin,
I was hoping to copy the tree directly. I thought of your solution and I
could also load the tree from file twice in this particular case, but
I'd rather copy an existing tree directly if possible.
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I think you can do it this way.
put revXMLtext(tTreeID) into tXMLdata
put revXMLCreateTree(tXMLdata,false,true,false) into tTreeIDCopy
Martin
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Hi,
I have an XML tree in memory, loaded with revXMLCreateTreeFromFile. Now
I want to make a copy of the tree. I could load it from file again, but
it seems more logical to me to duplicate the existing tree, something
like revXMLCopyTree, but that function doesn't seem to exist. Is there a
co
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