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Action:Take one of the following actions:- Ensure the provided DBID is correct.- Remove all snapshots for this DBID and retry the operation.- Use the FORCE parameter to remove existing snapshots during unregistration.

Cause:The operation to enable the Automatic Workload Repository (AWR) snapshot service failed due to one or more of the following conditions:- Failed to find a location to store the AHub data files or the user specified location is invalid.- Failed to establish communication with the Active Data Guard (ADG) Primary database.

Action:Verify that AWR is done taking these two snapshots, or Look in DBA_HIST_SNAP_ERROR to find what tables are missing in the start/end snapshots. Use the ERROR_NUMBER column in that view together with the alert log to identify the reason for failure and take necessary action to prevent such failures in the future. Try running ADDM on a different snapshot range that has valid start and end snapshots.

Action:Look in DBA_HIST_SNAP_ERROR to find what tables are missing in the given snapshot range. Use the ERROR_NUMBER column in that view together with the alert log to identify the reason for failure and take necessary action to prevent such failures in the future. Try running ADDM on a different snapshot range that does not include any incomplete snapshots.

Meaningful improvements in highway performance during adverse weather conditions are expected to be realized as a result of increased nationwide implementation of various road weather management (RWM) strategies. The Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) Road Weather Management Program (RWMP) uses a handful of performance measures (discussed in the following Performance Findings section) to monitor the recent progress on road systemsacross the country, particularly as it relates to mitigating the negative impacts of adverse road weather conditions. The pathways from program activity to overall macro-level outcomes arecomplex, and direct correlation between a specific RWMP program activity and road weather impacts is not possible. However, overall trends provide a snapshot into the scope of the problem agencies face today, as well as some practices that have shown positive benefits.

To get a better understanding of the motion of the gallium droplet, we next analyze the driving mechanism of the gallium nanodroplet transport in the two-plate confinement microchannel. Fig. 4 illustrates the theoretical scenario of the gallium nanodroplet motion. The gallium nanodroplet in the two-plate confinement microchannel with height H forms respective menisci with angles 1 and 2 on both sides. Without the wetting gradient, the two menisci are symmetric (1 = 2), and the droplet is in a stable state of mechanical equilibrium. When the gallium nanodroplet is placed on the wetting gradient surface, the contact angles on both sides are different, which will drive the droplet to move toward the direction of the decreasing contact angle. Fig. 4 shows that the curvature radius on both sides of the droplet changes with different contact angles. According to the geometric relationship, a smaller contact angle would form a curvature with a larger radius, indicating that the droplet would move towards the direction of the larger radius of curvature in the two-plate confinement microchannel. Therefore, the curvature variation at each end of the droplet would generate a difference in the Laplace pressure (P) to propel the gallium droplet, which scales as:49

A new disk driver (cbdisk.sys) helps protect against the most dangerous types of ransomware that attempt to corrupt the boot record of an endpoint. This type of ransomware encrypts files and alters the master boot record (MBR) and partition boot record (PBR), rendering the device unusable.

Important Note: A reboot is required after install/upgrade/cloning a golden VM image to fully leverage our ransomware protection capabilities. This new disk driver should be added to any previously set AV exclusions.

To use the feature, ensure that there is a host or network level firewall rule in place to prevent the master image from connecting to the Carbon Black Cloud devices URL. Then, Install the sensor using the OFFLINE_INSTALL parameter and any other parameter that is typically used during a command line install (aside from PROXY). Clone or restore to snapshot. Each snapshot and clone appears as a new device in the backend console and are not treated as a VDI clone unless you explicitly install with VDI=1 or used the repCLI reregister command. Otherwise, console admins are responsible for cleaning up old clones, either manually or via API.

Fixed an issue where sensor management operations, such as sensor uninstall or sensor upgrades, would not work if CbELAM files are missing on Windows operating systems supporting Microsoft Early Launch AntiMalware (ELAM) drivers.

Not trusted policy enforcement was being applied on approved files. Under Policy > Sensor, if Scan execute on network drives is off and a never seen before hash is executed that should be approved, an unwanted block could occur.

Uninstall on a machine that is serving an RDP session could hang/fail if the RDP client machine was sharing local drives with the RDP server. Note that an upgrade from Windows sensor 3.4 to an earlier 3.5 version requires an uninstall, and can cause this issue if the previous criteria are met. To resolve the issue in this case, use the sensor removal tool.

In rare instances, the sensor can switch to bypass mode post-upgrade. This is due to an issue unloading one of the drivers and has been seen more frequently on Windows Server 2019 systems. In such cases, a reboot is required to complete the upgrade and remove the bypass sensor state.

I had this error "No protocol specified" when I started an instance of Selenium 3.3.1 from an upstart script and then used the Chrome driver in Selenium. Selenium ran as the same user as X11, and DISPLAY shell environment variable was set correctly. What is interesting is that this error did not happen when I used the Firefox driver. Setting XAUTHORITY shell environment variable inside the upstart script to point to the value of $XAUTHORITY of the active X11 user fixed the error for the Chrome driver.

On a side note, the error "No protocol specified" was thoroughly buried by Chrome/Chrome driver and was by no means easy to find. I noticed that Chrome kept creating directories in the pattern of /tmp/.org.chromium.Chromium.*, but they were quickly disappearing. I managed to notice that they contained a file chrome_debug.log which had a message "Cannot open display". I figured this was rather strange since I have verified that the Selenium process had the correct DISPLAY in /proc/$pid/environ and examined the output of strace on the Selenium process more thoroughly, which revealed "No protocol specified" leading me eventually to this question. be457b7860