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dual nic ip outbound squid based on port (networks)

I am setting up a squid server with multiple nic. for now I have 2 nic but I will add others later.
What I want to do is allow you to connect through the IP of the wlan0 and depending on the proxy port, the outgoing connection will be based on the configuration.

I tried to insert a squid configuration that seems to work:

auth_param basic program /usr/lib/squid/basic_ncsa_auth/etc/squid/squid_passwd
auth_param basic realm proxy
acl auth_users proxy_auth REQUIRED
http_access allow auth_users
http_access deny all
acl portA myport 11000
acl portB myport 12000
http_port 11000
http_port 12000

tcp_outgoing_address 192.168.1.138 portA
tcp_outgoing_address 192.168.8.100 portB

It doesn't work because when I connect, Squid uses the default IP.
As for the web, I saw that you need to apply the network rules that I couldn't do.

I want that if I connect to 192.168.1.138:11000
My IP output must be 192.168.1.138
vice versa, if I connect to 192.168.1.138:12000
my output ip must be 192.168.8.100

please help

Selenium: framework suggestion based on Java data

Drop-down screen capture

I have 3 drop-down menus with multiple components in the user interface.
They have incorporated the data driven Java selenium framework, the data is obtained from the Excel sheet:

Excel sheet: where the data is obtained

I am taking this data in the main class:

public class TC01_newDesign extends TestBase{

    login obj_login;
    createNewDesign obj_CreateNewDesign;
    saveDesign obj_SaveDesign;
    capacitorUnit obj_capacitorUnit;
    logout obj_logout;




    @Test (priority=1, description = "Login Functionality") 
    public void login() {

        log.info("Open CapDes URL.");
        driver.get(data.getProperty("base.url"));
        obj_login = new login (driver);
        ExcelBase.setExcelFileSheet("Capacitor_unit");
        obj_login.enter_username(ExcelBase.getCellData(3,1));
        obj_login.enter_password(ExcelBase.getCellData(3,2));
        obj_login.select_login();
    }

    @Test (priority=2, description = "Create new Design")   
    public void createNewDesign() {

        log.info("Create New Design");
        obj_CreateNewDesign = new createNewDesign (driver);
        obj_CreateNewDesign.select_newButton();
        obj_CreateNewDesign.select_productDropDown();
        obj_CreateNewDesign.wait_dropdown();
        obj_CreateNewDesign.choose_productDropDown(ExcelBase.getCellData(3,4));
        obj_CreateNewDesign.select_powerQCDropDown();
        obj_CreateNewDesign.wait_dropdown();
        obj_CreateNewDesign.choose_powerQCDropDown(ExcelBase.getCellData(3,5));
        obj_CreateNewDesign.select_FeederFactoryDropDown();
        obj_CreateNewDesign.wait_dropdown();
        obj_CreateNewDesign.choose_FeederFactoryDropDown(ExcelBase.getCellData(3,6));
        obj_CreateNewDesign.select_okButton();
        obj_CreateNewDesign.wait_ok();
    }

Then the control goes to the page class – Here I want your valuable suggestion to improve the code.

public class createNewDesign extends PageBase {

    public createNewDesign(WebDriver driver) {
        super(driver);
    }
    WebDriver driver;
    // Web Element for New button in left panel 
    @FindBy(xpath = "//div(@class='v-panel-content v-scrollable')//div(2)//div(1)//div(1)//div(1)//span(1)//img(1)")
    WebElement newButton;

    // Web Element for Product drop down button
    @FindBy(xpath = "//div(@class='v-filterselect v-widget v-filterselect-required v-required v-filterselect-prompt')//div(@class='v-filterselect-button')")
    WebElement productDropDown;

    /*******************************************************************************************/
    // Web Element for chosen product(s) - Capacitor Unit
    @FindBy(xpath = "//span(contains(text(),"Capacitor Unit"))")
    WebElement productChoose1;

    // Web Element for chosen product(s) - Capacitor Unit SC
    @FindBy(xpath = "//span(contains(text(),"Capacitor Unit SC"))")
    WebElement productChoose2;

    // Web Element for chosen product(s) - Capacitor DC Unit
    @FindBy(xpath = "//span(contains(text(),"Capacitor DC Unit"))")
    WebElement productChoose3;

    // Web Element for chosen product(s) - Surge Cap
    @FindBy(xpath = "//span(contains(text(),"Surge Cap"))")
    WebElement productChoose4;

    // Web Element for chosen product(s) - QBank-A
    @FindBy(xpath = "//span(contains(text(),"QBank-A"))")
    WebElement productChoose5;

    // Web Element for chosen product(s) - QBank-A SC
    @FindBy(xpath = "//span(contains(text(),"QBank-A SC"))")
    WebElement productChoose6;

    // Web Element for chosen product(s) - QBank-AS
    @FindBy(xpath = "//span(contains(text(),"QBank-AS"))")
    WebElement productChoose7;

    // Web Element for chosen product(s) - QBank-BS
    @FindBy(xpath = "//span(contains(text(),"QBank-BS"))")
    WebElement productChoose8;

    // Web Element for chosen product(s) - QBank-CS
    @FindBy(xpath = "//span(contains(text(),"QBank-CS"))")
    WebElement productChoose9;

    // Web Element for chosen product(s) - QBank-B
    @FindBy(xpath = "//span(contains(text(),"QBank-B"))")
    WebElement productChoose10;

    // Web Element for chosen product(s) - QBank-C
    @FindBy(xpath = "//span(contains(text(),"QBank-C"))")
    WebElement productChoose11;

    // Web Element for chosen product(s) - Q-Pole
    @FindBy(xpath = "//span(contains(text(),"Q-Pole"))")
    WebElement productChoose12;

    // Web Element for chosen product(s) - QBank-PLC
    @FindBy(xpath = "//span(contains(text(),"QBank-PLC"))")
    WebElement productChoose13;

    // Web Element for chosen product(s) - QBank-H
    @FindBy(xpath = "//span(contains(text(),"QBank-H"))")
    WebElement productChoose14;

    /*******************************************************************************************/

    // Web Element for Power Quality Center drop down
    @FindBy(xpath = "//div(@class='v-filterselect v-widget v-filterselect-required v-required v-filterselect-prompt')//div(@class='v-filterselect-button')")
    WebElement powerQCDropDown;

    /*******************************************************************************************/

    // Web Element for Power Quality Center Option - Ludvika, Sweden
    @FindBy(xpath = "//span(contains(text(),"Ludvika, Sweden"))")
    WebElement powerQCChoose1;

    // Web Element for Power Quality Center Option - 10th Of Ramadan, Egypt
    @FindBy(xpath = "//span(contains(text(),"10th Of Ramadan, Egypt"))")
    WebElement powerQCChoose2;

    // Web Element for Power Quality Center Option - Ludvika, Sweden
    @FindBy(xpath = "//span(contains(text(),"Ludvika, Sweden"))")
    WebElement powerQCChoose3;

    // Web Element for Power Quality Center Option - Ludvika, Sweden
    @FindBy(xpath = "//span(contains(text(),"Ludvika, Sweden"))")
    WebElement powerQCChoose4;

    // Web Element for Power Quality Center Option - Ludvika, Sweden
    @FindBy(xpath = "//span(contains(text(),"Ludvika, Sweden"))")
    WebElement powerQCChoose5;

    // Web Element for Power Quality Center Option - Ludvika, Sweden
    @FindBy(xpath = "//span(contains(text(),"Ludvika, Sweden"))")
    WebElement powerQCChoose6;

    // Web Element for Power Quality Center Option - Ludvika, Sweden
    @FindBy(xpath = "//span(contains(text(),"Ludvika, Sweden"))")
    WebElement powerQCChoose7;

    // Web Element for Power Quality Center Option - Ludvika, Sweden
    @FindBy(xpath = "//span(contains(text(),"Ludvika, Sweden"))")
    WebElement powerQCChoose8;

    // Web Element for Power Quality Center Option - Ludvika, Sweden
    @FindBy(xpath = "//span(contains(text(),"Ludvika, Sweden"))")
    WebElement powerQCChoose9;

    // Web Element for Power Quality Center Option - Ludvika, Sweden
    @FindBy(xpath = "//span(contains(text(),"Ludvika, Sweden"))")
    WebElement powerQCChoose10;

    // Web Element for Power Quality Center Option - Ludvika, Sweden
    @FindBy(xpath = "//span(contains(text(),"Ludvika, Sweden"))")
    WebElement powerQCChoose11;

    // Web Element for Power Quality Center Option - Ludvika, Sweden
    @FindBy(xpath = "//span(contains(text(),"Ludvika, Sweden"))")
    WebElement powerQCChoose12;

    // Web Element for Power Quality Center Option - Ludvika, Sweden
    @FindBy(xpath = "//span(contains(text(),"Ludvika, Sweden"))")
    WebElement powerQCChoose13;

    // Web Element for Power Quality Center Option - Ludvika, Sweden
    @FindBy(xpath = "//span(contains(text(),"Ludvika, Sweden"))")
    WebElement powerQCChoose14;

    // Web Element for Power Quality Center Option - Ludvika, Sweden
    @FindBy(xpath = "//span(contains(text(),"Ludvika, Sweden"))")
    WebElement powerQCChoose15;

    /*******************************************************************************************/

    // Web Element for Feeder factory drop down
    @FindBy(xpath = "//div(@class='v-filterselect v-widget v-filterselect-required v-required v-filterselect-prompt')//div(@class='v-filterselect-button')")
    WebElement FeederFactoryDropDown;

    // Web Element for Feeder factory Option - TBA
    @FindBy(xpath = "//span(contains(text(),"Xi'an, China"))")
    WebElement FeederFactoryChoose;

    // Web Element for OK (Submit) button
    @FindBy(xpath = "//div(@class='v-button v-widget primary v-button-primary')")
    WebElement okButton;

    // Web Element for waiting for drop down element
    @FindBy(xpath = "//div(@class='v-filterselect-suggestmenu')")
    WebElement waitdropdown;

    // Web Element for waiting for OK
    @FindBy(xpath = "//td(@class='v-formlayout-captioncell')//span(contains(text(),'Unit voltage (V)'))")
    WebElement waitok;


    /*******************************************************************************************
     * All Methods for performing actions
     * @return 
     *******************************************************************************************/



    public void select_newButton(){
        log.info("Select New design button");
        newButton.click();

    }


    public void select_productDropDown(){
        productDropDown.click();

    }

    public void choose_productDropDown(String data){
        log.info("Product Selected: " + data);
        if(data.contains("Capacitor Unit"))
        {
            productChoose1.click();
        }
        if(data.contains("Capacitor Unit SC"))
        {
            productChoose2.click();
        }
        if(data.contains("Capacitor DC Unit"))
        {
            productChoose3.click();
        }
        if(data.contains("Surge Cap"))
        {
            productChoose4.click();
        }
        if(data.contains("QBank-A"))
        {
            productChoose5.click();
        }
        if(data.contains("QBank-A SC"))
        {
            productChoose6.click();
        }
        if(data.contains("QBank-AS"))
        {
            productChoose7.click();
        }
        if(data.contains("QBank-BS"))
        {
            productChoose8.click();
        }
        if(data.contains("QBank-CS"))
        {
            productChoose9.click();
        }
        if(data.contains("QBank-B"))
        {
            productChoose10.click();
        }
        if(data.contains("QBank-C"))
        {
            productChoose11.click();
        }
        if(data.contains("Q-Pole"))
        {
            productChoose12.click();
        }
        if(data.contains("QBank-PLC"))
        {
            productChoose13.click();
        }
        if(data.contains("QBank-H"))
        {
            productChoose14.click();
        }
        else
            log.error("Enter valid Product name");
    }

    public void select_powerQCDropDown(){
        powerQCDropDown.click();

    }

    public void choose_powerQCDropDown(String data){
        log.info("Power Quality Centre selected: "+ data);
        if(data.contains("Ludvika, Sweden"))
        {
            powerQCChoose1.click();
        }
        if(data.contains("10th Of Ramadan, Egypt"))
        {
            powerQCChoose2.click();
        }



    }
    public void select_FeederFactoryDropDown(){
        FeederFactoryDropDown.click();
    }

    public void choose_FeederFactoryDropDown(String data){
        log.info("Feeder Factory selected: "+data);
        FeederFactoryChoose.click();

    }
    public void select_okButton(){
        log.info("Select Ok button");
        okButton.click();
    }

    public void wait_dropdown(){
        TestBase.wait.until(ExpectedConditions.visibilityOf(waitdropdown));

    }
    public void wait_ok(){
        TestBase.wait.until(ExpectedConditions.visibilityOf(waitok));

    }

}

As again I am taking the same name in both xpaths of the drop-down menu and in the If loop for a different drop-down menu.

Basically, what I want is that the value of Excel, once taken as input, is handled efficiently in the code.

Disclaimer: I am new to Java-Selenium, therefore, I ask for this.

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Sites A, B —> Site C (Win2012R2 DNS Server) -> Forwards external DNS queries to our "BIND Server" (where DNS forwarders are configured) when browsing the network.

Our clients in both site A and site B rely on the DNS server of site C for internal DNS resolution.
Since site A and site B are from different locations, I would like to have separate DNS forwarders based on the IP addresses of sites A and B, which will then be configured on the Bind server to improve performance.

Is it possible to achieve that? Or is there any solution?

unit – Access strings based on punctuation

You could use a List for that (I'm not sure about the exact syntax in c #):

List lists = new List();
lists.Add( new string(){"a", "b", "c"});
lists.Add( new string(){"v", "t", "d"} );
lists.Add( new string(){"e", "a", "b"} );
..
lists.Add( new string(){"g", "q", "z"} );

so

string() myList;
if ( counter >= 1 && counter <= lists.Count )
    myList = lists(counter - 1);
else 
    myList = lists(lists.Count - 1)

You can also achieve this with a Dictionary (Again, I'm not sure about the exact syntax in c #):

Dictionary scoresTexts = new Dictionary();

scoresTexts.Add( 1, new string(){"a", "b", "c"});
scoresTexts.Add( 2, new string(){"v", "t", "d"} );
scoresTexts.Add( 3, new string(){"e", "a", "b"} );
..
scoresTexts.Add( 100, new string(){"g", "q", "z"} );

so:

string() myList;
if (!scoresTexts.TryGetValue(score, out myList))
    myList = scoresTexts(100);

In any case, I believe that DMGregory's response suggests approaches that are more efficient than those proposed here.

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pandas: Python program that calculates the ideal presidential candidate based on job data?

I want to write a Python program that helps people determine the best democratic presidential candidate by comparing their positions with those of the candidates.

I have a panda data frame that looks like this:

    Issue1  Issue2
biden   yes no
booker  no  yes
sanders no  no

The idea is to create another column in the data frame to contain the scores of each candidate, such as df (& # 39; core_ candidate & # 39;).

The scores for each problem are generated by first asking the user about their personal position on the subject.

For example, "Does the green New Deal support? Yes / No": if the user input matches the candidate position (as shown in the data frame), the variable polarity is 1, otherwise -1.

The next question assesses the importance of the current topic. For example, "On a scale of 0-10, how important is the problem of the Green New Deal to you?"

So, if someone agrees with the candidate (positive polarity) and rates the problem as 10 important, then the score for that question would be 10.

Or, if someone does not agree with the candidate (negative polarity) but is not an important issue (for example, 2), then the score would be -2.

I want to be able to ask another question based on a different problem and add that score to the df column (& # 39; core_candidate & # 39;) to get a cumulative total.

Once the user has answered all the questions, I would like to print the main X candidates.

Can anyone give me some ideas on where to start with a program like this?

Thank you!

javascript: automatically fill in the field based on your ID

I am trying for days to solve a problem that I have in a Sharepoint list. I'm quite new to JavaScript, so I can't do many complex things and I think this is the reason I still don't get an answer.

So, I have a list of shared points where I have the login of the person submitting the form using the formula = [ME] and then I want to automatically complete the "Line Manager" field with the email from your line administrator. That email is on another list called "LineManagers Email", which I have all the emails from the line managers associated with the employee identification.
I search the web for ways to do it, but I can only find answers through the search versions. It is not feasible because I cannot allow the person submitting the form to choose their ID.

Let me know if you can help me.

Thank you

google sheets: row based match with lowest value

I am looking for the index of a row using another text value in a row as a reference to add a value to a "unit cost" column:

=INDIRECT("Sources!I"&MATCH(A5, Sources!A:A, 0))*CONVERT(C5,D5,INDIRECT("Sources!H"&MATCH(A5, Sources!A:A, 0)))

This is fine if I only have a single row that matches. However, I want to return the matching row index that has a cost column that is the lowest of my Sources sheet.

How would you do this and get the index (not the value) to be able to use it in the formula above?