We have to create two "apps" in the firebase project, and then we can download json file from any one app (I downloaded from the flavoured app). It will contain the data for both the apps. We can simply copy the json file to the app's root directory.
In my case I forgot google-services.json in app root directory which was for different flavour. It was used by default instead of using json stored in flavour's folder. This messed up plugin and since package names were not matching it failed.
No Match for the Androids sub download
I think you have added firebase json file "google-services".json with the new file. Make sure to create a new file check the link on how to create json file from firebase and it should match with your package name
1:Sign in to Firebase and open your project.2:Click the Settings icon and select Project settings.3:In the Your apps card, select the package name of the app you need a config file for from the list.4:Click google-services.json.After the download completes,add the new google-services.json to your project root folder,replacing the existing one..or just delete the old one.Its very normal to download the google-services.json for your first project and then assume or forget that this specific google-services.json is tailored for your current project alone,because not any other because all projects have a unique package name.
After you subscribe, iTunes Match automatically scans your music library for matches. A status indicator lets you track the scan's progress. You can manually pause and resume the scan at any time by clicking the Stop or Start button.
First, Smart Switch scans all the apps previously downloaded and purchased on your iOS device or Android device. Then, Smart Switch provides two lists. One is a list of apps that are also available on Google Play Store but are made for Android. If an exact match is not available, the second list will provide recommendations for substitute apps. For example, Find My iPhone is available only in the Apple store. Smart Switch will recommend an Android app such as Find My Phone.
It will search for and display the results right below the video. Make sure that you are connected to the internet while you try to get the subtitles automatically. When you hit the download subtitles button, VLC Media Player app for Android will look for the closed captions file online. So, you have to be connected for it to search. If it finds the matching file, it will add the captions to the currently playing movie instantly. You will see the on-screen text appear right there which will help you understand the movie better. The second option present there, Select subtitle file, is to browse and load up subtitles locally.
The download does not work. When I tap on download subtitles a list of subtitles for the movie appears but none of them downloads. Tapping on them makes an orange circle appear to the right and it keeps spinning forever
I downloaded the subtitles automatically and checked if its in sync. When I found its all good, I closed the app. After few hours or few days when its time to watch the movies, all subtitles are gone. Was not connected to net. Im using F1 pocophone.
HiThanks for this option . Bit defenetlly is not working i try everything and not work please let me know that to do . If it is that easy just press download and load the subtitle alway say subtitle not found i try a lot of mobies . We can select server to download the subtitles woh works exactlly..?
Download subtitle is not working. It will display the search results under Download but when you select any from the list it will just load for a few seconds but will never show a check mark to indicate that it was downloaded successfully. Please fix.
And BritBox is obviously more expensive than the free BBC iPlayer, which is about to stretch its default 30-day expiry date to a full year. The iPlayer does have new content, subtitles and downloads, but its archive is much smaller than BritBox's.
One glaring omission, especially on the mobile app, is that there's no download button for any shows at all. (The one thing that we prefer about Now TV's app interface is that it does have a download button.) Given that so many of us only use the mobile app versions of streaming tools to watch shows and films offline, the inability to download content is a serious oversight.
Error AADSTS50011 - The redirect URI specified in the request does not match the redirect URIs configured for the application . Make sure the redirect URI sent in the request matches one added to your application in the Azure portal. Navigate to to learn more about how to fix this.
Regexes match anyplace possible in the string. Patterns followed by greedy quantifiers (the only type that existed in traditional Unix regexes) consume (match) as much as possible without compromising any subexpressions that follow; patterns followed by possessive quantifiers match as much as possible without regard to following subexpressions; patterns followed by reluctant quantifiers consume as few characters as possible to still get a match.
The good news is that the Java API for regexes is actually easy to use. If all you need is to find out whether a given regex matches a string, you can use the convenient boolean matches() method of the String class, which accepts a regex pattern in String form as its argument:
This is, however, a convenience routine, and convenience always comes at a price. If the regex is going to be used more than once or twice in a program, it is more efficient to construct and use a Pattern and its Matcher(s). A complete program constructing a Pattern and using it to match is shown here:
Sometimes you need to know more than just whether a regex matched a string. In editors andmany other tools, you want to know exactly what characters were matched. Remember thatwith quantifiers such as *, the length of the text that was matched may have norelationship to the length of the pattern that matched it. Do not underestimate the mighty.*, which happily matches thousands or millions of characters if allowed to. As you sawin the previous recipe, you can find out whether a given match succeeds just by usingfind() or matches(). But in other applications, you will want to get the charactersthat the pattern matched.
It is also possible to get the starting and ending indices and thelength of the text that the pattern matched (remember that termswith quantifiers, such as the \d+ in this example, can matchan arbitrary number of characters in the string). You can use thesein conjunction with the String.substring() methods as follows:
Though line-oriented tools from Unix such as sed and grep match regular expressions one line at a time, not all tools do. The sam text editor from Bell Laboratories was the first interactive tool I know of to allow multiline regular expressions; the Perl scripting language followed shortly after. In the Java API, the newline character by default has no special significance. The BufferedReader method readLine() normally strips out whichever newline characters it finds. If you read in gobs of characters using some method other than readLine(), you may have some number of \n, \r, or \r\n sequences in your text string.[20] Normally all of these are treated as equivalent to \n. If you want only \n to match, use the UNIX_LINES flag to the Pattern.compile() method.
In Unix, ^ and $ are commonly used to match the beginning or end of a line, respectively. In this API, the regex metacharacters \^ and $ ignore line terminators and only match at the beginning and the end, respectively, of the entire string. However, if you pass the MULTILINE flag into Pattern.compile(), these expressions match just after or just before, respectively, a line terminator; $ also matches the very end of the string. Because the line ending is just an ordinary character, you can match it with . or similar expressions, and, if you want to know exactly where it is, \n or \r in the pattern match it as well. In other words, to this API, a newline character is just another character with no special significance. See the sidebar Pattern.compile() Flags. An example of newline matching is shown in Example 4-7.
The program basically just reads lines, matches the pattern in them, and, if a match is found (or not found, with -v), prints the line (and optionally some other stuff, too). Having said all that, the code is shown in Example 4-11.
With the release of RHEL 6 the kernel debuginfo packages are no longer provided via the Red Hat public FTP site. They have instead moved to Red Hat Network (RHN) classic or Red Hat Satellite for download.
RHEL 5 is preconfigured with the yum repository information necessary to easily download debuginfo packages. This information resides in /etc/yum.repos.d/rhel-debuginfo.repo. To download a particular debuginfo package, type
Packages can also be downloaded through the web interface of the Red Hat Customer Portal as explained in the steps below. We are using the Red Hat Enterprise Linux kernel from the server variant of the OS as the package in this example:
Until you have disconnected Satellite or similar limitation in setup, you can use the default "On Demand" download policy ("Lazy sync"). Anabling and syncing a *-debug-rpms repo with this policy (set by default) will fetch just repository metadata, plus (broken) symlinks for the packages themselves will be created under /var/lib/pulp. And only once a client asks for some particular debuginfo package, Satellite stores it locally (after it provides it to the client). Not requested packages are not downloaded.
For RHEL 8 getting following error , System is connected via satellite server,Error: 'rhel-8-for-x86_64-baseos-debug-rpms' does not match a valid repository ID. Use "subscription-manager repos --list" to see valid repositories.Error: 'rhel-8-for-x86_64-appstream-debug-rpms' does not match a valid repository ID. Use "subscription-manager repos --list" to see valid repositories.
When MockServer receives a request it matches the request against active expectations that have been configured. Then, if no matches are found, it proxies the request if appropriate; otherwise a 404 is returned. 2ff7e9595c
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