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- getaddrinfo failed, what does that mean? - Stack Overflow
It most likely means the hostname can't be resolved import socket socket getaddrinfo('localhost', 8080) If it doesn't work there, it's not going to work in the Bottle example You can try '127 0 0 1' instead of 'localhost' in case that's the problem
- Access has been blocked by Conditional Access policies when working . . .
You can get more information about the failure from within your Azure portal Go to the Sign-in events page Click on User sign-ins (non-interactive) Look for your event with Status = Failure Click on the failure event and a side bar detail will pop out Click the Conditional Access tab within that detail pop out Here you will see the policy that caused the block Now you can review that
- python - virtualenv wont activate on Windows - Stack Overflow
Another quick solution I have found here (it is applicable for Windows PowerShell only) is like this: First run Scripts\cmd Then run Scripts\activate bat At this position, your Virtualenv is activated Now if you deactivate it and want to activate it again later in the same session of PowerShell, you just need to run: Scripts\activate There isn't any need to use cmd or activate bat command later
- . net - Nuget connection attempt failed Unable to load the service . . .
For other people struggling, this also does the trick if you're having issues with a private source (in my case, a GitHub Repo Source), verified that your PAT account data is valid and still getting these errors Simply delete the nuget config and restart your IDE run dotnet build restore, it will somehow restore some corrupted indexes somewhere Then add your private source back in and voilá
- python - virtualenv in PowerShell? - Stack Overflow
There seems to be a problem when virtualenv is used in PowerShell When I try to activate my environment in PowerShell like env scripts activate nothing happens (the shell prompt should have
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