Here's one to stir the pot "You're only as big as the things that annoy you" :P
like the pot needed stirring haha...
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well, i normally use libcurl (the lib behind the binary) so don't know
the syntax to post data with curl itself.
I do know though, that after you make a bash script (basically a batch
file) and call it from witango, you can make it spit the results of
the action to a file, which you then could rea
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Since OsX is based on BSD a "unix style" os, i wouldnt be surprised if
wget was in there somewhere (if you dont find any other way to do
this)
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> > We
http://pages.interlog.com/~tcharron/wgetwin.html
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> > Do they say at all how to send it, did they mention SOAP or a
> > webservice or maybe some place to uploa
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> > There's probably some kind of format specification for the gateway you
> > want to talk to of what kind of xml to send, maybe their tech support
> >
Hey Wayne,
How you use XML to talk to another server is all up to what the other
server is looking for.
XML may look scary but luckily it's really not so complicated!
XML is just a set of nested tags with properties, where you can name
the tags and properties anything you want, and include text
you might have to check number of columns too since it could be a 1xN array (:
On 3/31/08, Ben Johansen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> All Witango vars are arrays
> when you do <@var local$name> it is the same as <@var local$name[1,1]>
>
> And isarray doesnt imply having data just would mean that it
Ive tried this before by building an sql query as a string then
putting it in a direct DBMS.
We hit problems though when the string got too long, our DB didn't
accept the query anymore.
So, if you go this way you might want to check the maximum length
query your DB supports and make sure that's e
I dont know of a way other than asking the proxy servers to do a
backtrace for you (but maybe there is some neat tricks to get this
information)
The point of hacking through a proxy is to make it so you can't know
their origional IP address so whatever the way is, it's sure to be an
uphill battle
> What does "open sourced under its own license" mean?
It sounds like it's released open sourced, but the code isn't under
GPL, BSD or similar licensing, it's under it's own license with it's
own rules.
I wonder what those rules may be? (besides having to pay for licenses
if you use professionall
haha... Win CE was always funny to me, it's very name described what
you do when you use it ::wince:: (;
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> I saw this online and thought it was quite ironic. Don't forget, Microsoft
> put out operating systems named Windows CE, Windows ME and Wind
PS we had them try different versions, upgrade to the latest and
greatest etc and always there were problems, but the problems changed
between versions...
upgrading nearly always resulted in worse preformance it seemed :P
it was no fun at all.
On 2/8/08, Alan Wolfe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Mac IE browsers don't operate the same was as they do on PC.
In general they are WAYYY buggier and total pains in the ass, I once
was on a project that involved mac ie browser using clients and we had
nothing but trouble and 99% of the time we were able to conclusively
find the cause of the proble
Check out browsercam
http://www.browsercam.com/
They set up all the vm stuff for you for many platforms so you can
just go in there, fire up OS running
browser and see how your page looks/acts/etc.
Worth it's virtual weight in gold for debugging :P
On 2/8/08, WebDude <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
looks ok to me too (using gmail for the record)
On 2/6/08, WebDude <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Looks okay on my end
>
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>
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> Subject: Witango-Talk: [O
A lot of people have talked about how you can use witango to rapidly
prototype code, or rapidly develop web apps, and other people have
talked about how expensive it is to use witango.
I really like how witango has the ability to export as java and IMO it
seems like there might be a really good st
Maybe "no news is good news" as far as the list being quiet.
Nobody is reporting problems, maybe things are just working smoothly
for everyone (:
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> I've missed it if there was a release date and upgrade pricing. Don't
> see it on the web site an
probably not much help, but if that directory is behaving differently
than the others maybe there's a file in that directory which is named
the same as one of your "code" files that you are using to make this
system work.
ie if your code ran a "checkout.bat" file to do it's work, which
resided in
it's a shot in the dark but you might check the file properties that
witango is setting aka "read only flag" etc. maybe something in there
is throwing it off?
But hey, so you are saying if you remove almost all the data in the
file it still breaks, but if you were to type out the same thing in
not
Hey Noel,
One thing to try would be to look at the actual xmlfile that tango
creates and compare with what you have using a hex editor (to see if
there are invisible characters!) or something like "windiff" which
would show you any difference in yours vs. tangos.
If you find that there are no hid
have you tried using 's?
i know the common trend is that tables are evil and thats true for
using tables for layout, but for tabular data, tables are where it's
at :P
Tables+CSS should get you what you want i think (:
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in sql you'd want something more like this:
select columns
from table
where column like '%%" or column like '%%'
etc.
column like '%%' or column like '%%'
is equivelent in english to "column contains or " which is
what you want but
column in ('word1','word2')
is equivelent to "column is word
has anyone used any IDS or other type of filtering software or hardware with
witango at all?
We're looking at getting a Barracuda setup (the guys at
http://www.barracudanetworks.com/ns/?L=en) and I just wanted to see if there
were any known issues out there before we give it a try.
TIA!
Alan
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I've done quite a bit of ajax and this book by far is the most
comprehensive, most useful and easiest to understand that I've seen
http://www.amazon.com/Ajax-Patterns-Practices-Experts-Voice/dp/1590596161/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1/002-3103529-0108038?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1176333998&sr=8-1
really awesome bo
Client side validation is good but not fool proof. I worked on a
witango project for a couple of years where there was a time when we
relied exclusively on client side checking and it worked 99% of the
time, but that last 1% of users hitting errors started to add up.
IMO server side checks are a
One thing about open sourced software is commonly they have various
levels of code releases.
Yyou have CVS snapshots / nightly builds etc
These are bleeding edge and might not even work or compile, just the
current version of the code. Should not be used in production.
You have release candidat
Pff...mysql is a good database.
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I've done ajax with witango, asp.net and php and while i don't really
have a best practices for witango specific ajax, the best book by far
i found on ajax in general is "Ajax Patterns and Best Practices" that
has helped me greatly in all 3 languages to make robust, functional
and stable ajax powe
Ben that is seriously genious.
That's a great tool for exporting data and working with proprietary file types.
I'm going to keep that one locked away for the future :P
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let me correct some of my mistakes in this email
make a form in WORD and
Hopefully this helps some but if you want to make text in RTF format
you can do so like so:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rich_Text_Format
maybe if you made an RTF formatted document, named it something.rtf
and then served it to the browser it would open in word?
On 2/14/07, Ben Johansen <[EMAIL
Robert's solution is a good one because some people might not have
javascript enabled, or their browser might malfunction if they are
using a buggy one (happens alot more than you'd think), or if they
have spyware or a virus. When you protect it server side, you have
alot more control over things
Believe it or not Roland you can do it this way too (:
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On Feb 10, 2007, at 1:40 PM, Dan Stein wrote:
> More investigation seems like what happens is since I don't go
> through the
> DB and mark those cart items as having been inserted int
ditto on the scope, if you don't use a scope your asking for trouble IMO (:
On 2/8/07, Shane Pearlman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
We have used @@ for years with no issues that we are aware of. Though we are
religious about making sure to use a scope with everything...
@@request$myvar
Shane
for what it's worth i have always used @@ religiously (only using
<@var> in occaisions when i needed formatting or something) and have
had no problems (:
On 2/8/07, David Green <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
When exactly were we as developers told not to use the @@ shorthand? I
missed that update a
"or the third Monday of October"
Unfortunately I dont have the witango documentation handy where I am
at but I once wrote a calendar in witango that showed holidays and it
really wasn't that difficult at all.
If you look at the date format functions there are lots of useful
outputs such as being
How I understand the GPL is that people can use your code, but the end
user should be able to re-link it with a different version of the
GPL'd code.
For instance...
I make a software library under the GPL and Jeff uses my library to
make an awesome program.
Jeff can sell that program, keep it c
well this isn't exactly what you want but might work ok...
make an html file on your desktop that has 4 links, 1 to each of the
places you want to go to and make sure in your tag put
target="_blank" so when you click the links they open in a new window.
On 1/29/07, Tom Ferguson <[EMAIL PROTECTE
probably a path issue.
When witango starts it up, it probably starts it up with a different
starting directory.
you might try having the first line of your batch file being a "cd"
that changes to the directory where the batch file is ie "cd
c:\mydirectory\xcopyfolder\"
On 1/26/07, Robert Shuber
Does anyone do any form of test driven development with witango?
I have just started learning about TDD and it seems pretty neat.
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Yeah I agree Ben. Stripping the excess chars then processing the
witango code should take just as much time or longer than if the
excess chars were left in and then the code was processed.
I'm not sure how the code is cached but I bet once it's cached it
might run a tiny bit faster and use a litt
Witango has a cron job file built into it, have you thought about
using that to make it happen? It might not be as robust as software
designed for this purpose but if you don't need any fancy features it
could get the job done (:
On 12/29/06, Dan Stein <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I need to send
I've done it before where i had some taf files and some php files and
had them even calling eachother, but never had both in the same file,
not sure if that's possible.
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Hi all,
Anyone know how easy/difficult it is to integrate Tango & PHP
Hey Wayne,
A blog is a place where a person can post little articles about their day or whatever else they want to. Basically though there is an owner of the blog and they are the only ones that can make posts.
Other people can leave comments on those posts, but cannot make posts them selves.
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OK. So why isn't the file uploading. That is the real question?
Isn't this supposed to be pretty straight forward?
Mark
On Nov 1, 2006, at 1:19 PM, Alan Wolfe wrote:
I'll bet the 5th character is a 0 (null) and that's why only the first 4 are
I'll bet the 5th character is a 0 (null) and that's why only the first 4 are showin up
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It is the first 4 bytes of a JPEG file.
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oh ok so is it your startup taf that is rolling the log files? If so are you sure that it's being called? you might output a timestamp to a text file and see if it gets written.
are you using the same operating system on all servers?
On 10/26/06, Matt Muro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
No process
Hopefully this isn't too ignorant a question (:
but...what process are you using that rolls your files over?
On 10/26/06, Matt Muro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have one Witango 5.5.018 server (running on Windows 2003) thatrolls/archives it's Witango.log file every night when the server reboots:
I had a look at our 2003 servers and they are at 15 too, sorry can't help there ):
did your servers all of a sudden get overloaded?
If so maybe something else is to blame such as windows update screwing a config item up (a windows update once turned off our http compression and cost us a few hu
gn header value=""><@rows array=test><@if expr="<@col num=1>!=<@VAR header>"><@assign header value="<@col num=1>">
<@VAR header><@col num=2></@rows
Should be simple but I am just not seeing... I need a fresh se
<@VAR header>"> <@assign header value="<@col num=1>">
<@VAR header> <@col num=2></@rows
Should be simple but I am just not seeing... I need a fresh set of eyes...
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t;<@col num=1>">
@@local$header
</@if>
<@col num=2>
</@rows>
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I have been trying to do this with an array...
I like your method, you have an actual snip?
From: Alan Wolfe [mailto:
I'm not sure if it's the most efficient way to do it but here's what i do (in pseudocode)
set local$header to "" (blank)
loop through the table and for each row:
{
if column 1 is diferent than local$header
{
write out the header
set local$header to column 1
}
write out colum
yeah, it's odd that ms outlook uses semicolons - just another place MS makes things needlessly complicated and ends up causing un-needed confusion :P
On 10/6/06, Wolf, Gene <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I use commas.-Original Message-From: Dan Stein [mailto:
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Just in case you don't know where to validate your pages:
http://validator.w3.org/
that is THE place to validate your pages (:
sometimes when they are invalid, they have strange behaviour becuase browser try to improvise and sometimes do so incorrectly.
On 9/26/06, William M Conlon <[EMAIL P
Do you guys think it's realistic to load a csv data file in witango following the standards to the letter?
If so i think it would be a great custom tag for someone to make, i'm just wondering if it'd be possible to make it quick enough to load larger files too or if there would just be too much p
another thing to do is to load up your csv data into a variable (such as local$mydata) with a file read action and then break it apart like so:
<@assign local$mydatatatable value="<@array value='@@local$mydata' cdelim=',' rdelim='<@crlf>'">
after that's done local$mydatatable will be an array h
I was under the impression than a 32 bit program running on a 64 bit cpu will run the same speed as the same application run on a 32 bit equivelent of the same cpu.
Is that right or is it slower than that? Does it have to use an emulator to process the 32 bit machine code or something?
On 8/10/
yeah totally...
if you can't just use <@domain> and you do want to use a variable, i'd assign it at the top of every taf that needs it.
it could be argued that it uses up slightly more cpu but that's negligable (how long does it take to asisgn a var? a couple ms max?) and this way, your code is
Hi Noel,
you said you were able to get the results into @@members right?
Now you want to insert all of these addresses into a database or only one of them?
If you want to insert all of them, you can do a for loop action that goes from 1 to <@numrows array=members>
If your loop counter is na
must-revalidate");header("Cache-Control: post-check=0, pre-check=0", false);// HTTP/1.0header("Pragma: no-cache");
and no problem since i put itLe 06-06-18, à 15:00, Alan Wolfe a écrit :> Well it's odd...we have a user who is complaining of "getting stuck"&
on? I run version 2.0.3 and that has version no issue. AndI thought that was the latest version. Also, we've had no problem
with any earlier versions of Safari. And we use a TON of metarefreshes, so we'd notice...On Jun 16, 2006, at 4:23 PM, Alan Wolfe wrote:> Hey everyone,>> Just
inside your TCF method you could check if any of the parameters were empty and if so you could have it email you or log it somewhere along with <@appfile> and whatever other information you needed to be able to track it down.
of course you'd have to go live w/ the code (or atleast live on a dev.
Hey everyone,
Just wanted to give everyone a headsup, as far as i can tell, the latest version of safari does not like meta refrehses!
We are going to do some more testing to find out for sure but right now it looks like safari just will not do meta refreshes.
one way is to procedurally generate a graphic of a random text string that has lines through it etc and have the person type in the text string they see in the image and you compare that server side to see if they match. If they don't match, don't make the post but if they do, make the post then.
Could someone spoof a cookie's value just like someone could spoof a user ref argument to do session hijacking?
On 6/8/06, Robert Garcia <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Yes, but that doesn't solve any of the issues that arise from using it in a url, you have the same issues, when you don't just use
Hey WebDude, reading you loud and clear (:
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I'm pretty sure the "beef" is with the database engine.
witango gives the sql to the database engine which returns a resultset (with row 0 filled in already by the database engine) so as far as witango is concerned i think this is just a case of "garbage in garbage out".
That's how i understan
Hey Dan,
This might be a dumb question but do you have witango code in your .js file?
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part:> I need to get these two _javascript_ files called from inside my Witango> re
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http://www.demofox.org/mydesktop.jpg
I can only imagine the clutter i could fill 2 or 3 monitor widths with haha
but seriously, that has t
http://www.demofox.org/mydesktop.jpg
I can only imagine the clutter i could fill 2 or 3 monitor widths with haha
but seriously, that has to be really nice for developing having multiple screens like that, i'm envious (:
On 5/31/06, Robert Garcia <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
ok, I felt like the o
Hi Dan,
Yep it's possible!
Here's the way I do it:
var nav = window.Event ? true : false;if (nav) { window.captureEvents(Event.KEYDOWN); window.>} else { document.
}
function NetscapeEventHandler_KeyDown(e) { if (e.which == 13 && e.target.type != 'textarea' && e.target.type != 'submit')
did you check to make sure that when you viewed source when displaying the url there wasn't any html entities in the url that were seeing when outputting the url variable?
for instance something like if there was an & that it was showing the & when you displayed the variable in html but when you
when you display the request$url variable, instead of copy/pasting from the web page, view source of the page to see the REAL value of the request$variable, i'd wager you'll find something different there (:
On 5/15/06, Peter Fogg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello all,I an receiving a "Bad Request
On 5/12/06, Dan Stein <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
This was a case of Dan not thinking day. Like the two hours I spentstruggling with an include that has <@appfilepath> instead of <@appfile>
I had misnamed the call method so it had a different name than the object.Once I fixed that all worked as exp
I figured i'd weigh in on the suggestion i gave to give some more perspective on it
Our clients are government employees who some of them are proud of the fact they don't know how to use computers. They double click buttons, use the back button after submitting an order, and then submit the same
Heya, here's my prefered method for multiple submit buttons on a single form.
Let's say the form is named "thisform"
I think you get the idea (:
in the action you set onClick you can put whatever you want and when the button is pressed, it will go to the page you specify and any argum
Heya Peter,
Can you give an example of what you mean? Trying to understand but not sure which way you mean it.
On 5/9/06, Peter Fogg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello All,Can someone direct me to some Tango with which I can capture the URL ofthe response to an http request?
Thanks in advance.Pet
have you tried metahtml encoding?
encoding=metahtml will evaluate a variable and execute all witango instructions inside it like it sound you want it to.
On 5/9/06, William M Conlon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm looking for a way to evaluate a metatag stored in a database,similar to runtime eva
Hi Peter,
Could you post the exact sql statement you are sending or an example that works like the statement you are using? Trying to visualize it but not having much success :P
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Hey,I am executing a query against a MSSQL2000 database. I a
We got the server installed on our server in windows 2003 no problem but never did get the editor installed and figured "oh well...we do dev on our own machines anyways" so it wasn't that big a deal but now im curious how did you get the editor installed on your 2003 server(s)?
On 5/4/06, Michael
heya guys, is it possible to purge the user scope variables for a user if you have a user reference #?
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<@purgecache
path="../../../"
types=
"all">
<@purge
user$configPasswd>
Any ideas?
Steve
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To: witango-talk@witango.com
Subject: Re: Witango-Talk: Reload witango.ini Vers
<@reloadconfig> does what you want Steve (:
you have to set the password though first like so..
<@ASSIGN NAME=user$configPasswd VALUE='Password Here'>
<@reloadconfig>
There is also a command to clear the cache of tafs and/or included files for whatever directory (or all directories) you want..
Heya Ted
We have done some minimal testing getting dll's to work with witango and that was in windows but what we learned is that for a dll to work with witango it has to have a specific format to it...what i mean is witango expects there to be certain function names in the dll and that's how wit
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Hey everyone,
We are about to start trying to i
://mydomain.com ? Anything funky like that we need to be aware of?
We were thinking it would be best to have an HTTPS login and then make it go back to regular HTTP after.
TIA for any help!
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It sounds like you want an EXCLUSIVE OR command hehe
If the arrays are small you could loop through each of them and check each element. If the element you currently on is not in the other array, add it to a 3rd array.
after you loop through both arrays you should have your list but if it's la
sorry made a little typo.
<@rows array=request$myarray>
that should read:
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nope you don't
num=5>
<@col num=4>
</@rows>
Give it a try and let us know if that gives you anything close to what you want (:
On 1/17/06, Tom Ferguson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
that sounds like it would work, but I'm not smart enough to do it... :)
Don't I have to build
have you tried doing an <@rows> on this array and outputing it to a file in the format you want in an html table, naming it with a .xls extension?
ie just doing the same as you would with @@request$resultset, but rolling your own table to look like you want?
On 1/17/06, Tom Ferguson <[EMAIL PROT
me neither unfortunately, sorry ):
how are you verifying that the wrong database is getting used?
On 1/16/06, Dave Machin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
It could be - but I don't know how to trace that. The problem happens toonly a few db queries per day out of hundreds of thousands. And I don't
k
Do you think the problem might be in the ODBC layer itself? can you verify whether or not witango is telling ODBC to use the correct datasource and maybe ODBC just isnt?
On 1/16/06, Dave Machin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Here's what we know:It seems that the other data sources are chosen at random
Oops - disregard last email, sent it too quickly.
On 1/13/06, Alan Wolfe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I don't think the variable ecoding is the problem because i've been playing with the following code (you might have to change the values in the for loops if you have a slower or
<@ASSIGN> metatag evaluates the <@VERSION> metatag and returns the expected value, whereas I need it evaluated on the <@VAR> call.
The reason my sample is like this because we have database records containing raw Metatags, and so they are not evaluated until the <@VAR
Something i noticed playign around with things is that this:
<@format str="<@literal value='<@version>'>" encoding="@@request$fixenc">
will output "<@version>" but if you take off the <@literal> it seems to work like it should (:
On 1/13/06, Scott Cadillac <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Thank you
Hiya,
I was wondering, if we have a single CPU license version of witango, is there a benefit to getting a xeon processor over a pentium 4?
Does xeon give you any benefits other than the hyperthreading in this case?
Thank for the info!
Alan
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Hey everyone,
Like many of you out there, I am a coder at heart and deal better with 1s and 0s than color balance and such :P
Does anyone have any recomendations for books which explain how to make
things that look nice? Also a book that explained how to make
good (intuitive, easy, foolproof?) u
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On Dec 14, 2005, at 3:41 PM, Alan Wolfe wrote:> On a server of ours, we have the single cpu version of witango> running and our CPU is pretty consistantly maxed out.>> A
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