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Just to clarify. Neo4j: It's a graph database management system that stores data as a graph with nodes and relationships, which allows it to handle complex queries efficiently. In an embedded configuration, Neo4j can be used as a library within an application, rather than running as a standalone server, meaning you have to configure memory limits, storage, etc. APOC: APOC stands for Awesome Procedures on Cypher. It is not related to cryptography, blockchain, or cryptocurrency. APOC is a library of helper functions and procedures that extends Neo4j's query language (Cypher) with additional capabilities. This library is crucial for tasks like data transformation, cleaning, importing/exporting data, working with JSON, and more advanced graph algorithms. These procedures make it easier to work with Neo4j by adding custom operations that are not natively part of Neo4j's core. So to sum up: Neo4j is a graph database. APOC is an extension library for Neo4j that enhances what you can do with it in terms of querying and operations, unrelated to cryptography or blockchain.

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When you receive a "400 Bad Request" with the message "Client is not enabled" while trying to use the Keycloak Admin REST API in a non-master realm, it's typically related to the client configuration or access permissions rather than the API call itself. Even though you've mentioned that the client is enabled and has all roles, there are a few key areas to double-check to resolve the issue: Steps to troubleshoot and resolve: Check Client Configuration: Enabled Status: Verify again that the client is indeed enabled by navigating to the "Clients" section in the non-master realm, selecting the client, and confirming that the "Enabled" toggle is set to true. Access Type: Ensure that the client has the correct access type (Confidential/Public/Bearer-only) depending on your use case. Typically, the client should be Confidential or Public if you're making API requests. Service Accounts Enabled: If your client is using service accounts to authenticate, make sure that "Service Accounts Enabled" is toggled on in the client's settings. Roles and Permissions: Realm Admin Role: Make sure that the user or service account you're using to call the API has the necessary roles, especially the realm-admin role. Go to the "Roles" tab and confirm that the appropriate roles (like manage-users, view-users, or admin) are granted to the user or service account making the request. Client Roles Assignment: Make sure the client is assigned relevant roles in the non-master realm. Double-check under "Role Mappings" that the client has been assigned roles, including client-role and realm-management roles. Client ID in Request: Ensure you are using the correct client ID in your request payload or URL, especially since Keycloak is case-sensitive. Double-check for typos or discrepancies between the client ID in the Admin console and the one in your API call. Client Scope Configuration: Default Client Scopes: Ensure that the client has the necessary default and optional client scopes that allow interaction with the Keycloak Admin REST API. This includes access tokens or refresh tokens having the necessary scope to perform the API operation. Authentication Token: If you're using a token generated from a client or user for authentication in your API calls, verify that the token contains the correct audience (aud), issuer (iss), and permissions (scope or roles). The token might not be valid if it doesn’t include appropriate realm or client permissions. Correct Realm in the Request URL: Since you're working in a non-master realm, make sure the realm in your URL is correct. The URL should be something like: perl Copy code <keycloak-server>/auth/admin/realms/<non-master-realm-name>/users/<user-id>/execute-actions-email Double-check that <non-master-realm-name> matches your realm name exactly. Keycloak Server Logs: Check the Keycloak server logs for more details. Sometimes the error message returned in the API response is vague, but the server logs may have more insight into why the client is considered "not enabled." The logs might point to missing permissions or an invalid client configuration. Example API Call Here’s an example of how the execute-actions-email API should look when invoked correctly: bash Copy code POST /auth/admin/realms/<non-master-realm>/users/<user-id>/execute-actions-email Headers: Authorization: Bearer <access_token> Content-Type: application/json Body: { "lifespan": 86400, // 24 hours in seconds "redirectUri": "your-app-url.com", "clientId": "<client-id>", "actions": [ "UPDATE_PASSWORD" ] } Ensure the clientId is correct and enabled. Make sure that the access_token used for authentication has the necessary roles (such as realm-admin) and is valid. Additional Considerations: Cross-Realm Configuration: If your client is configured to access multiple realms or if there’s some cross-realm interaction (like between master and non-master realms), make sure the configuration allows this. If everything seems correct, but the issue persists, consider regenerating the client secret or token to ensure the configuration refreshes fully.

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Steps Overview: Create a trigger to detect new events in a specific Google Calendar. Duplicate the event in other calendars that have granted permissions. Handle permissions: Ensure the users have shared their calendars with your script (or the executing account) and granted Make changes to events access. Script Implementation: 1. Set Up Calendar Trigger First, you'll need a trigger that fires when a new event is created in a calendar. You can set up an installable trigger to run a function every time a new event is added. 2. Write the Google Apps Script Here’s an example script: javascript Copy code // List the calendar IDs you want to copy the event to const TARGET_CALENDAR_IDS = ['target-calendar-1@gmail.com', 'target-calendar-2@gmail.com']; function onCalendarChange() { // Get the calendar where the new event was created const sourceCalendarId = 'your-main-calendar@gmail.com'; // Specify the time range to check for newly created events (e.g., last 10 minutes) const now = new Date(); const tenMinutesAgo = new Date(now.getTime() - 10 * 60 * 1000); // Fetch events from the source calendar within this time range const sourceCalendar = CalendarApp.getCalendarById(sourceCalendarId); const events = sourceCalendar.getEvents(tenMinutesAgo, now); // Loop through all new events and add them to the target calendars events.forEach(event => { copyEventToOtherCalendars(event); }); } function copyEventToOtherCalendars(event) { // Get event details const title = event.getTitle(); const description = event.getDescription(); const location = event.getLocation(); const startTime = event.getStartTime(); const endTime = event.getEndTime(); const guests = event.getGuestList().map(guest => guest.getEmail()); // Copy the event to each target calendar TARGET_CALENDAR_IDS.forEach(calendarId => { const targetCalendar = CalendarApp.getCalendarById(calendarId); // Create a new event in the target calendar const newEvent = targetCalendar.createEvent(title, startTime, endTime, { description: description, location: location, guests: guests.join(',') }); // Optionally, set the same reminders const reminders = event.getReminders(); reminders.forEach(reminder => { newEvent.addPopupReminder(reminder.minutes); }); }); } How the Script Works: onCalendarChange(): This function checks for new events added in the last 10 minutes to the main calendar (you can adjust the time range). copyEventToOtherCalendars(): This function takes a new event and duplicates it across multiple target calendars by creating a new event with the same details. 3. Set Up a Time-Driven Trigger Since Apps Script doesn't have a direct trigger for calendar changes, you’ll need to set up a time-driven trigger (for example, running the script every 10 minutes). Here’s how to do that: Open the script editor. Go to Edit > Current project's triggers. Click Add Trigger. Select the function to run (onCalendarChange). Set the event source to Time-driven and configure it to run periodically (e.g., every 10 minutes). 4. Ensure Calendar Permissions Each target calendar needs to be shared with the email that’s executing this script (your account or the service account in case of deployment). Make sure to: Go to each target Google Calendar. Click Settings and sharing. Under "Share with specific people", add the email address that will run the script and give it Make changes to events permission. Adjustments and Improvements Error Handling: You might want to add error handling in case the target calendars are inaccessible. Deduplication: If there's a risk of creating duplicate events (due to re-running the script for the same event), you can store event IDs and check whether an event has already been copied.

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1. Check the Subscription Callback URL Response When you subscribe to a PubSubHubbub topic, the hub sends a verification request to the callback URL you provided. Make sure that your server correctly handles the GET and POST requests sent by the hub. Specifically: GET request: For verification of the subscription, your server should return a 200 OK response with the challenge string in the body. POST request: When content is published, the hub will send a POST request to the callback URL. Ensure your server is properly logging or handling these requests to display the data. If your server doesn't correctly respond to these requests, the hub may not forward the complete data. 2. Validate Headers and Content-Type Ensure that your server is correctly parsing the headers and body of the POST request. Notifications from PubSubHubbub usually come as Atom or RSS feeds. The Content-Type header in the POST request should be application/atom+xml or application/rss+xml. If your server isn't correctly parsing these content types, it might result in an empty body. Check whether you're parsing the body correctly. Ensure that your server is set up to handle XML payloads. 3. Handle UA-cam Atom Feeds UA-cam provides Atom feeds for PubSubHubbub notifications. When a video is uploaded, the hub sends an Atom feed containing information about the new video. Here's what you can check: Ensure you are subscribed to the correct topic URL for UA-cam updates (e.g., ua-cam.com/users/xmlfeeds/videos.xml?channel_id=YOUR_CHANNEL_ID). Ensure that you are parsing the XML feed correctly, as the body of the notification may contain details in XML format (e.g., video title, description, and the video URL). 4. Debugging the Notification Content To confirm that the hub is sending the notification properly: Set up logging on your server to capture the raw request body of the POST requests from the hub. This will help you see if the data is being sent but not processed correctly. Use tools like Postman or curl to simulate the POST request, mimicking what PubSubHubbub sends, and see if your server is correctly handling it. 5. Verify the Subscription If you're still having issues, you can re-verify the subscription. Make sure the PubSubHubbub subscription to the UA-cam channel is still active by sending another subscription request. 6. Check UA-cam's Hub Activity Occasionally, UA-cam's PubSubHubbub hub can have delays or issues with sending notifications. This is rare but worth considering. You can: Monitor the status of notifications using logs or third-party monitoring tools. Re-subscribe after some time to see if the issue persists. Sample Flow: Subscribe: You send a POST request to the hub with your callback URL and the topic URL. Verification: The hub verifies the callback URL by sending a GET request. Notification: When a new video is uploaded, the hub sends an XML payload to your callback URL. Make sure each step in this process is functioning as expected. Example XML Parsing Here’s an example of the kind of XML payload you might expect from UA-cam: xml Copy code <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <feed xmlns="www.w3.org/2005/Atom"> <title>UA-cam video feed</title> <entry> <id>yt:video:VIDEO_ID</id> <title>Video Title</title> <link rel="alternate" href="www.youtube.com/watch?v=VIDEO_ID"/> <published>2023-09-01T00:00:00.000Z</published> <updated>2023-09-01T00:00:00.000Z</updated> <author> <name>Channel Name</name> <uri>ua-cam.com/channels/ANNEL_ID.html</uri> </author> <media:group xmlns:media="search.yahoo.com/mrss/"> <media:title>Video Title</media:title> <media:description>Video description here.</media:description> <media:thumbnail url="i.ytimg.com/vi/VIDEO_ID/default.jpg"/> <media:content url="ua-cam.com/users/vVIDEO_ID"/> </media:group> </entry> </feed> Make sure you're parsing this XML correctly to extract the relevant details (e.g., video title, description, and URL).

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