I am trying to use Cloud Functions for Firebase to build an API that talks with a Google Cloud SQL (PostgreSQL) instance. I am using HTTP(S) trigger. When I white-list my desktop's IP address, I can connect to the Cloud SQL with the function's node.js code from my local machine. But when I deploy, I can't connect, and I can't figure out the HOST IP address of Firebase Function's server, to white-l
Gzip format files (created with the gzip program, for example) use the "deflate" compression algorithm, which is the same compression algorithm as what zlib uses. However, when using zlib to inflate a gzip compressed file, the library returns a Z_DATA_ERROR. How can I use zlib to decompress a gzip file?
How can I use an environment variable in a supervisord command? I tried: flower --broker=$MYVAR but it doesn't work (variable is not expanded), so I tried using an inline python script: command=python -c "import os;os.system('flower --broker={0}'.format(os.environ['MYVAR']))" The command above works, but then I'm unable to terminate the process using supervisorctl stop ...I get "stopped" back but
I want to find a bash command that will let me grep every file in a directory and write the output of that grep to a separate file. My guess would have been to do something like this ls -1 | xargs -I{} "grep ABC '{}' > '{}'.out" but, as far as I know, xargs doesn't like the double-quotes. If I remove the double-quotes, however, then the command redirects the output of the entire command to a singl
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