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1 A prayer of Habakkuk the prophet.
2 Yahweh, I have heard about you;
and I revere you because of all the amazing things that you have done.
In our time, do again some of those things that you did long ago!
Even when you are angry with us,
act mercifully toward us!
3 In a vision, I saw God, the Holy One, coming from the region of Teman in Edom;
I also saw him coming from the Paran hills in the region of Sinai.
His glory filled the sky,
and the earth was full of people who were praising him.
4 His glory was like the sunrise;
rays flashed from his hands
where he keeps his power.
5 He sent plagues in front of him,
and other plagues came behind him.
6 When he stopped, the earth shook.
When he looked at the nations,
all the people trembled.
The hills and mountains that have existed since the beginning of time collapsed and crumbled.
He is the only one who exists eternally!
7 In the vision I saw the people who live in tents in the region of Cushan were very afraid,
and the people in the region of Midian were trembling.
8 Yahweh, was it because you were angry with the rivers and streams that you struck them?
Did the seas cause you to be furious,
with the result that you rode through them with horses that were pulling chariots
that you used to bring victory to your cause?
9 It was as though you uncovered your bow and prepared to shoot it,
and had grasped arrows to put to your bow.
Then you split open the earth,
and streams burst out.
10 It is as though the mountains saw you doing that,
and they trembled in pain.
The water rushed by in floods;
it was as though the deep ocean roared and caused its waves to rise up high.
11 The sun and moon stopped moving in the sky,
while your lightning flashed past like a swift arrow,
and your glittering spear flashed.
12 Being very angry, you walked across the earth
and trampled the armies of many nations!
13 But you also went to rescue your people,
and to save the one whom you have chosen.
You crushed the leader of those wicked people
and cut off his head so there was only the stump of a neck!
14 With his own spear you destroyed the leader of those soldiers who rushed like a whirlwind to attack and scatter us,
thinking that they could conquer us as easily as they defeat the weak people who hide from them.
15 You walked through the sea with your horses to destroy our enemies,
and caused the waves to surge.
16 When I saw that vision,
my heart pounded
and my lips quivered
because I became afraid.
My legs became weak
and I shook, because I was terrified.
But I will wait quietly for the people of Babylonia, those who invaded our country, to experience disasters!
17 Therefore,
even if there are no blossoms on the fig trees,
and there are no grapes on the grapevines,
and even if there are no olives growing on the olive trees,
and there are no crops in the fields,
and even if the flocks of sheep and goats die in the fields,
and there are no cattle in the stalls,
18 I will rejoice because of Yahweh!

(This message is for the choir director:
When this prayer is sung, it is to be accompanied by people playing stringed instruments.)


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Urban Dictionary: BSR
BSR. A Sweedish company that produces engine tuning kits for a wide variety of cars, including . BSR's Protable Program Carrier (PPC) plugs into the car's On- Board Diagnosic (OBD-II) Port . Wanna take that Volvo S80 with the BSR logo?
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PPC Tuning System upgrades are available for Volvo 60-70-80-90 series . to BSR by connecting the PPC Tuning System to an Internet connected PC.
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Volvo
Hoogtechnologische motoroptimalisatie met het unieke BSR PPC tuning systeem voor de volgende . Ontdek het exclusieve ERST styling programma voor Volvo.
http://www.q-lab.be/
Volvo Tuning - BSR Innovation 'PPC'
What is PPC? PPC - Portable Program Carrier is a unique hand held tuning system developed by BSR AB of Sweden. BSR's PPC allows your cars ECU .
http://www.partsforvolvosonline.com/bsr_ppc.php
Medical-Vocational Allowance for Herniated Disc
BSR - FirstClass Tuning
Die Firma BSR aus Schweden gilt in Fachkreisen als kompetenter Tuning- Experte. für VOLVO, Saab, VW, Audi, Seat, Skoda, Opel und weitere Marken. . wie das PPC, ist BSR ein starker Partner an unserer Seite, mit dem wir tagtäglich in .
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volvo - YouTube
Sep 9, 2009 . styling a Volvo V70 T-5 with complet bumper kit and rear spoiler and a lot more also tuning of the car. . Installing BSR PPC Stage 1 to a 2006 SAAB 93 2.0T 210hp Autoby TOMupsSAAB9313,085 views; WV Polo 0:41 .
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BSR 'PPC' ECU Map Upgrades - Volvo Parts, Volvo Spares and ...
BSR Sweden are one of the leading tuning companies in Sweden today, offering . competitively priced PPC ECU based power upgrades for Volvo's as well as .
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Jun 8, 2012 . BSR PPC Tuning Volvo V70by BsrTuning3,100 views; Review of my 2012 VW Golf TDI Wagon 10:05. Watch Later Review of my 2012 VW Golf .
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The WSO2 API Manager 1.7.0 Released!
The WSO2 API Manager team is pleased to announce the release of version 1.7.0 of the Open Source API Manager.
WSO2 API Manager is a platform for creating, managing, consuming and monitoring APIs. It employs proven SOA best practices to solve a wide range of API management challenges such as API provisioning, API governance, API security and API monitoring. It combines some of the most powerful and mature components of the WSO2's state-of-the-art Carbon platform to deliver a smooth and end-to-end API management experience while catering to both API publisher and API consumer requirements.
WSO2 API Manager is comprised of several modules.
- API Provider: Define new APIs and manage them
- API Store: Browse published APIs and subscribe to them
- API Gateway: The underlying API runtime based on WSO2 ESB
- API Key Manager: Performs Key Generation and Key Validation functionalities
WSO2 API Manager is developed on top of the revolutionary WSO2 Carbon platform (Middleware a' la carte), an OSGi based framework that provides seamless modularity to your SOA via componentization. This release also contains many new features and a range of optional components (add-ons) that can be installed to customize the behavior of the API Manager. Further, any existing features of the product which are not required in your environment can be easily removed using the underlying provisioning framework of Carbon. In brief, WSO2 API Manager can be fully customized and tailored to meet your exact API management needs.
For more information on WSO2 API Manager please visit http://wso2.com/products/api-manager. Also take a look at the online product documentation.
How to Run
- Extract the downloaded zip
- Go to the bin directory in the extracted folder
- Run the wso2server.sh or wso2server.bat as appropriate
- Launch a web browser and navigate to https://localhost:9443/publisher to access the API provider webapp
- Navigate to https://localhost:9443/store to access the API store
- Navigate to https://localhost:9443/admin-dashboard to access Admin dashboard
- Use "admin", "admin" as the username and password to login as an admin
New Features in WSO2 API Manager 1.7.0
Bug Fixes
- [APIMANAGER-1775] - Add api fails with a registry error - during a volume test
- [APIMANAGER-1790] - Install Keymanager feature on top of WSO2 IS failed
- [APIMANAGER-1862] - User Token is still generated even when an additional character is appended at the end of the base 64 encoded value
- [APIMANAGER-1864] - Access token generation fails when username and password are similar
- [APIMANAGER-1870] - Jag Exception for API Created with metadata
- [APIMANAGER-1873] - Minor UI issue in Token Validity configuration in store
- [APIMANAGER-1886] - API Can be invoked after removing subscription
- [APIMANAGER-1901] - API-M 1.6.0 start up time is high
- [APIMANAGER-1910] - [Failover endpoint] When production endpoint is down, api invocation fails
- [APIMANAGER-1917] - [KeyManager] [Intermittent] While running a load test get 'ERROR {AUDIT_LOG} - Illegal access attempt' in keyManager
- [APIMANAGER-1925] - [Tenant store] APIs are shown only in recently added section, it does not show up in api list
- [APIMANAGER-1932] - wsdl validation does not validate whether the input is a wsdl or a URI
- [APIMANAGER-1940] - Even if the API fails to get published the state is mentioned as 'Published'
- [APIMANAGER-1957] - Observed error when starting IS after installing key manager feature
- [APIMANAGER-1958] - ResourceNotFoundException observed in key manager nodes
- [APIMANAGER-1967] - [Intermittent] [KeyM] System failed to authorize.null
- [APIMANAGER-1990] - The APIMgtFaultHandler mediator is content aware
- [APIMANAGER-1993] - API Store CSS does not render in IE 8
- [APIMANAGER-2002] - Updating an API is not possible due to WSDL rewrites
- [APIMANAGER-2003] - Could not subscribe to API's - when a user role/(s) are revoked and trying to subscribe again
- [APIMANAGER-2006] - Re-written WSDL has only the IP:PORT of gateway endpoint
- [APIMANAGER-2013] - Issues in CORS headers management
- [APIMANAGER-2014] - Tryit now feature sends null key, later causes insert error in BAM
- [APIMANAGER-2020] - APIM Tier Permission page not loading
- [APIMANAGER-2028] - Cannot provide a registry resource as the wsdl url and create an API
- [APIMANAGER-2030] - Unable to add an API to external store once it was deleted
- [APIMANAGER-2031] - Exception on first log in attempt to key manager/gateway on a distributed setup
- [APIMANAGER-2037] - When adding an API, and when the API name contains special characters, the API addition fails, but the appeared UI message is not descriptive enough for the user to identify what went wrong.
- [APIMANAGER-2038] - Fix "alg" attribute
- [APIMANAGER-2041] - Workflow admin web application login.jag not loaded for the http url
- [APIMANAGER-2043] - User Sign up(Store) workflow : Rejected/Pending users are not removed
- [APIMANAGER-2045] - Any user with a camel case user name can't see generated sand box key.
- [APIMANAGER-2047] - Warning + Exception in the backend while listing Sequences from the Carbon Management Console
- [APIMANAGER-2048] - Cannot view any sequence in the Main -> Manage -> Sequences page in the Carbon Management Console
- [APIMANAGER-2049] - Task not updated/removed when user is deleted
- [APIMANAGER-2050] - Workflow admin web app does not load Application creation Approval tasks
- [APIMANAGER-2051] - Missing column in PostgreSQL db script
- [APIMANAGER-2052] - API gray-scaling for unapproved subscriptions does not work on firefox
- [APIMANAGER-2053] - User sign up is enabled in API store for read only external primary user stores.
- [APIMANAGER-2054] - Tenant user sign up through store is not restricted when sign up work flow is enabled
- [APIMANAGER-2057] - Cannot log in to publisher, store when a <WebContextRoot> is used
- [APIMANAGER-2059] - Error when invoking APIs with WSDL endpoints
- [APIMANAGER-2061] - Correct the spelling mistake in "API Usage from Destination" - statistics table title
- [APIMANAGER-2064] - Statistics update issue in API invocations with load balanced endpoints ( when an endpoint is not available)
- [APIMANAGER-2065] - API Invocation fails intermittently with Unclassified Authentication Failure.
- [APIMANAGER-2066] - Issues with faulty invocation statistics update
- [APIMANAGER-2067] - API stat publishing : Total duration does not show the usage for the entire period in API usage by user table
- [APIMANAGER-2068] - Error in storing OAuth2 token which is from SAML assertion in h2 database for the users who has capital letters in their name.
- [APIMANAGER-2069] - Cannot generate access tokens for the users who have capital letters in their username in h2 database
- [APIMANAGER-2071] - The traverse link add for APIStore and Publisher not working in sso mode
- [APIMANAGER-2076] - Embed solr indexing to APIStore search and add search by API description
- [APIMANAGER-2077] - Tenant support not available for Application grant type restriction
- [APIMANAGER-2081] - External API stores which are configured for the super tenant can be viewed by other tenants, in Publisher
- [APIMANAGER-2082] - External API stores which are configured for tenants cannot be seen in publisher
- [APIMANAGER-2083] - APIs which are not even in published state can be made visible to external stores
- [APIMANAGER-2084] - Once an API is published to an external store there is no way of removing it from that external store other than deleting the API
- [APIMANAGER-2086] - APIs published to external stores shows incorrect original publisher in Recently added API list
- [APIMANAGER-2087] - 'Test Endpoint button' says valid for some invalid endpoints
- [APIMANAGER-2088] - NPE when invoking the /token API for the first time with tenant user credentials
- [APIMANAGER-2091] - Cannot create an API with secured endpoints using Failover endpoints
- [APIMANAGER-2092] - Never Ending loop of retries with secured endpoints when using Loadbalanced endpoints
- [APIMANAGER-2094] - Application Token regeneration is broken in Store
- [APIMANAGER-2095] - Swagger doc gets overridden if two publishers create two APIs with the same name
- [APIMANAGER-2098] - Edit a published API throwing exception
- [APIMANAGER-2099] - workflow-admin application dosn't work when it accessed from management console url due to redirection issue.
- [APIMANAGER-2100] - New API resource definition UI wizard in publisher, is not visible in IE
- [APIMANAGER-2101] - [UI] 'Add new resource' button in API creation wizard is not working with IE
- [APIMANAGER-2102] - When a scope is added to a resource path in API creation wizard it does not get saved
- [APIMANAGER-2104] - Removing the doc type called 'API message format',which is not useful In Publisher documentation view
- [APIMANAGER-2105] - Cannot add callback URLs with 'localhost'
- [APIMANAGER-2108] - Access token generation based on grant types Authorization code/ Implicit fails for API-M 1.7.0
- [APIMANAGER-2109] - SSO fails for work flow admin
- [APIMANAGER-2110] - SSO support is not available for tenants
- [APIMANAGER-2112] - SAML2 bearer token exchange with OAuth2 fails for APIM 1.7.0
- [APIMANAGER-2114] - Typo in the apimgt/postgresql.sql script
- [APIMANAGER-2115] - NTLM grant type -Sample client is not working
- [APIMANAGER-2116] - Error when logging out of SSO enabled Management console
- [APIMANAGER-2118] - Error when loading web apps while SSO is enabled for management console + publisher store web apps
- [APIMANAGER-2119] - Key Validation fails for KeyValidatorClientType:WSClient (api-manager.xml)
- [APIMANAGER-2122] - Blocker for SSO configuration in a setup with Identity server as the key manager
- [APIMANAGER-2123] - APIs can only be editted once
- [APIMANAGER-2124] - API search by part of the name works only when the starting characters are given ( Store)
- [APIMANAGER-2125] - User Sign up(Store) workflow : Rejected/Pending users can generate access tokens
- [APIMANAGER-2127] - Add scopes button not functioning in edit page of APIPublisher
- [APIMANAGER-2128] - OPTIONS retrieves all methods regardless of those which are allowed for the resource path
- [APIMANAGER-2131] - APIManager samples [Youtube.,wikipedia] not working
- [APIMANAGER-2132] - Tenant wise theme uploading gets failed
- [APIMANAGER-2133] - Southbound stat publishing - Destination based usage tracking option no more available on publisher
- [APIMANAGER-2134] - Theme related error when the user store is shared
- [APIMANAGER-2138] - API Docs - Issues with updating /adding new documents
- [APIMANAGER-2139] - Issues with statistic display using Google Analytics
- [APIMANAGER-2140] - APIM version has not been updated in carbon.xml file
- [APIMANAGER-2143] - When an API is created with a "WSDL Endpoint" it does not show the link to the wsdl in store
- [APIMANAGER-2144] - Error when running API-Manager on Keymanager and Gateway profiles
- [APIMANAGER-2147] - Error when publishing to gateway in tenant mode in distributed setup
- [APIMANAGER-2148] - Error on first login attempt from a tenant in a distributed set up
- [APIMANAGER-2149] - [Intermittent] Get the below error when logging in to store as a tenant
- [APIMANAGER-2151] - [Intermittent] Error when logging in to publisher/store after logging into the other node (either publisher or store)
- [APIMANAGER-2152] - Error while publishing the first API of a tenant
- [APIMANAGER-2153] - APIs which are created as "visible to all tenants" are not visible to other tenants
- [APIMANAGER-2154] - NPE when accessing an API in tenant store with out logging in to it
- [APIMANAGER-2155] - Error on store for API changes on publisher
- [APIMANAGER-2162] - API Manager Consent page Deny Action doesn't work
- [APIMANAGER-2164] - Error while trying to validate access token when invoking APIs in tenant mode
- [APIMANAGER-2165] - When sending a multi-rooted JSON message as the payload, with an invalid token you get the payload back in the response converted to xml
- [APIMANAGER-2168] - Error when retrieving tasks to workflow admin when port offset takes a value other than 2
- [APIMANAGER-2169] - Error when retrieving tasks to workflow admin when port offset takes a value other than 2
- [APIMANAGER-2174] - Error on key manager start up
- [APIMANAGER-2182] - Exception when shutting down a node in a cluster
- [APIMANAGER-2187] - [Store] Statistics page redirecting to an error page in anonymous mode
- [APIMANAGER-2188] - Error on gateway node start up
- [APIMANAGER-2189] - Menu headers looks same as links in new 'publisher' theme
- [APIMANAGER-2192] - Error when invoking APIs in a cluster when fronted by an ELB
- [APIMANAGER-2193] - Function getPublishedAPIsByProvider ("api" module) returns only a maximum of 5 apis in its result
- [APIMANAGER-2195] - API Manager regenerate the same old token which is already time-out in the gateway
- [APIMANAGER-2198] - API Publisher Statistics - UI unresponsiveness on large amount of data
- [APIMANAGER-2199] - Table 'configDB.REG_LOG' doesn't exist when started with -Dsetup
- [APIMANAGER-2200] - [startup] Error in instantiating class : org.wso2.carbon.apimgt.usage.publisher.APIMgtFaultHandler
- [APIMANAGER-2201] - Error when logging in to publisher (when custom keystores are used instead of the default wso2carbon.jks)
- [APIMANAGER-2202] - Cannot access store in the distributed setup (when custom keystores are used instead of the default wso2carbon.jks)
- [APIMANAGER-2203] - Error setting up API-Manager with PostgreSQL
- [APIMANAGER-2205] - API status get updated even when an error occurs when publishing
- [APIMANAGER-2206] - [intermittent] ResourceNotFoundException
- [APIMANAGER-2207] - Error on first start up attempt of API-M after setting up with oracle
- [APIMANAGER-2208] - [Store] Token Validity period specified when 're-generating' Application token, does not have an effect
- [APIMANAGER-2209] - Different 'scope's set, when generating and regenerating Application tokens
- [APIMANAGER-2211] - Default application in store is missing in the oracle setup
- [APIMANAGER-2212] - SQL Exception when loading an API in the store (Oracle setup)
- [APIMANAGER-2213] - Cannot create applications in the store (Oracle set up)
- [APIMANAGER-2214] - [Usability] After subscribing to an API, page re-direction does not go to the exact subscribed application
- [APIMANAGER-2215] - [Store] Application Tokens does not re-generate after 2nd attempt
- [APIMANAGER-2216] - Destination Statistics table in publisher is not updated
- [APIMANAGER-2217] - NullPointerException on Publisher when loading statistics page
- [APIMANAGER-2219] - Tenant statistics mixup
- [APIMANAGER-2220] - java.lang.IllegalStateException: Trying to set the domain from 2 to 3
- [APIMANAGER-2222] - Store statistics display per application is limited
- [APIMANAGER-2223] - [LoadTest] PersistenceException: Unable to handle new service addition. Service: wso2carbon-sts
- [APIMANAGER-2224] - Error when loading APIs in the store
- [APIMANAGER-2225] - Carbon server store key display issue
- [APIMANAGER-2228] - Error while updating wso2carbon-sts in STSDeploymentInterceptor
- [APIMANAGER-2229] - When there's a new keystore is used, it's looking for default wso2carbon.jks while the tenant is loaded first time in keymanager
- [APIMANAGER-2230] - Tenant loading issue on gateway (cluster setup)
- [APIMANAGER-2231] - [intermittent] [BAM] Published data does not get written in to database due to constraint violation exception
- [APIMANAGER-2232] - [Intermittent] API invocation count keeps continuously increasing in the cluster set up
- [APIMANAGER-2233] - Tenant user name format in publisher statistics pages
- [APIMANAGER-2234] - [Intermittent] API Usage by User graph is not updated initially
- [APIMANAGER-2236] - Cannot edit an API created with scope restrictions
- [APIMANAGER-2237] - Soap action is not set when logging into workflow admin
- [APIMANAGER-2242] - Gateway message tracing - EndPointURL=null
- [APIMANAGER-2243] - Message tracing does not function properly
- [APIMANAGER-2244] - "AM_API_DEFAULT_VERSION" table is not added in mysql script
- [APIMANAGER-2246] - Cannot add a 'scope' for an API
- [APIMANAGER-2247] - A not properly initiated thrift client will serve key validation requests,when the thrift client initialize during the key manager [thrift server down]
- [APIMANAGER-2248] - Message tracing on gateway does not occur when an API is invoked with an invalid key
- [APIMANAGER-2249] - [UI] Cannot specify advanced options for an endpoint
- [APIMANAGER-2251] - Cannot view the API-Dashboard of an API
- [APIMANAGER-2252] - API hot update fails on gateway
- [APIMANAGER-2255] - "There is no default version for the current API"
- [APIMANAGER-2256] - Issue with POST requests
- [APIMANAGER-2257] - Sends the request back as the response when response caching is enabled, and API moved back to created state
- [APIMANAGER-2258] - Cannot delete API with Subscriptions which is not the default version API
- [APIMANAGER-2260] - Remove JS alerts added to the Publisher/Store UIs
- [APIMANAGER-2262] - [Publisher] - UI issues
- [APIMANAGER-2264] - Cannot get API dashboard when using oracle as the database
- [APIMANAGER-2265] - Cannot view created APIs (Oracle setup)
- [APIMANAGER-2266] - "AM_API_DEFAULT_VERSION" table is not added to AM_DB Oracle script
- [APIMANAGER-2268] - 8 Tables are not getting created in AM_DB oracle script with -Dsetup
- [APIMANAGER-2271] - tiers.xml added values are shown incorrectly
- [APIMANAGER-2272] - NPE when invoking Token API with about 500 concurrency
- [APIMANAGER-2273] - Tier information mess up in API subscription page in Store, after denying certain tiers to some roles
- [APIMANAGER-2274] - Error message printed when statistics datasource is not properly configured
- [APIMANAGER-2275] - Cannot publish API statistics when BAM server is changed
- [APIMANAGER-2279] - Generic error message on publisher UI for several scenarios
- [APIMANAGER-2281] - Obsolete copyright in management UI
- [APIMANAGER-2282] - Publisher does not work in IE9
- [APIMANAGER-2284] - Error when loading APIs containing documents with denied read permission for wso2.anonymous.role
- [APIMANAGER-2285] - HTTP 404 error returns when adding an application in IE (9 or 10)
- [APIMANAGER-2286] - Document read 'deny' permission of wso2.anonymous.role is applied to all documents of an API
- [APIMANAGER-2287] - Cannot add a tenant in MSSQL setup
- [APIMANAGER-2288] - AM_API_DEFAULT_VERSION table is missing in MSSQL script
- [APIMANAGER-2289] - Invalid column name 'TENANT_ID' error thrown continously when accessing carbon/idpmgt/idp-mgt-edit.jsp
- [APIMANAGER-2290] - Unable to regenerate access token
- [APIMANAGER-2291] - NPE thrown when generating tokens with external LDAP
- [APIMANAGER-2292] - Need migration scripts from AM 1.6.0 to 1.7.0
- [APIMANAGER-2293] - Roles/Users created in primary store get created in other secondary stores as well
- [APIMANAGER-2294] - User mgt features are not updated with IS 5.0.0
- [APIMANAGER-2295] - Cannot add identity providers
- [APIMANAGER-2296] - If you try to two documents with the same name for the same API there is no error/ warning message for the user
- [APIMANAGER-2297] - Tenant specific SSO does not work
- [APIMANAGER-2302] - Cannot generate tokens when AM_DB pointed to Oracle
- [APIMANAGER-2304] - [Intermittent] ORA-12516, TNS:listener could not find available handler with matching protocol stack
- [APIMANAGER-2306] - No response for MT API invocations - MT broken
- [APIMANAGER-2309] - Token re-generation fails when WebContextRoot is defined
- [APIMANAGER-2310] - Registry Browsing broken
- [APIMANAGER-2311] - Can log in to store and publisher from 2 different users in an SSO enabled set up when user permissions differ
- [APIMANAGER-2312] - Publisher login page loaded in an SSO enabled set up on attempts to log in with a user without publisher permission
- [APIMANAGER-2315] - Cannot create tenants in AM cluster setup [openLDAP, oracle]
- [APIMANAGER-2316] - Error when executing am_stats_analyzer in the oracle setup
- [APIMANAGER-2317] - Error when executing am_stats_analyzer in the oracle setup
- [APIMANAGER-2319] - AM_* tables are not created when running -Dsetup with MSSQL
- [APIMANAGER-2322] - [UI]APIM quick start dashbaord is wrong
- [APIMANAGER-2323] - Swagger console does not work in IE (10)
- [APIMANAGER-2325] - Document content is not shown in tenant's API store
- [APIMANAGER-2326] - Console URLs are not comprised with proxy ports, in cluster setup
- [APIMANAGER-2327] - Repetitive Error messages on server startup when APIUSageTracking enabled in store
- [APIMANAGER-2329] - [API Resource] Edit an existing API and provide a URL pattern not working
- [APIMANAGER-2330] - The same Access Token and User Token, for the Store user, gives a wrong Expiration time with the token API
- [APIMANAGER-2334] - Error when running Youtube API sample
- [APIMANAGER-2336] - 8th May 2014 pack reports syntax errors when executing MySQL db script
- [APIMANAGER-2337] - Sandbox keys are not generated for users who have capital letters in their user name
- [APIMANAGER-2338] - Please remove obsolete BPSWorkFlow sample from AM-1.7 distribution
- [APIMANAGER-2339] - [Intermittent] Issue with subscription confirmation pop up message
- [APIMANAGER-2340] - Store users can edit (change tiers) apps which are not ACTIVE
- [APIMANAGER-2344] - NPE thrown when pushing API to an external store
- [APIMANAGER-2346] - Error when starting API manager on gateway profile
- [APIMANAGER-2347] - Error when logging into workflow admin
- [APIMANAGER-2355] - Cannot assign a scope to an API resource [Oracle]
- [APIMANAGER-2358] - publisher/store is really slow to respond in cluster setup with Oracle
- [APIMANAGER-2359] - Subscriber role is not assinged to users created through user sign up work flow
- [APIMANAGER-2360] - Exceptions logged when approving/rejecting workflow tasks
- [APIMANAGER-2361] - Notification for pending approval is not displayed for Application Creation tasks on the Oracle setup
- [APIMANAGER-2362] - Invalid Subscription confirmation message shown
- [APIMANAGER-2364] - Application is added in "inactive" state even if the app creation workflow fails
- [APIMANAGER-2368] - Copy API feature does not work in IE
- [APIMANAGER-2369] - NPE when tenant unloading on gateway nodes
- [APIMANAGER-2370] - Auto subscribed new APIs can be invoked even if the subscription for the original API is not approved
- [APIMANAGER-2372] - Multiple tasks created for the same subscription
- [APIMANAGER-2373] - [Intermittent] 403: Resource forbidden error on gateway nodes when doing a load test
- [APIMANAGER-2374] - Sandbox application token generation not working for a subscriber having upper case username
- [APIMANAGER-2375] - Resource not found exception when tenant getting loaded on gateway node
- [APIMANAGER-2376] - Tenant loading fails in Gateway after restarting the server, due to 'Resource does not exist at path /_system/config/repository/transports/https/listener'
- [APIMANAGER-2378] - Cannot create APIs
- [APIMANAGER-2379] - [samples]Two statements failed in userPopulater.sql
- [APIMANAGER-2381] - Key validation fails when gateway caching is enabled (workflow related)
- [APIMANAGER-2382] - Sandbox Application-user token scope is stored as PRODUCTION in IDN_OAUTH2_ACCESS_TOKEN
- [APIMANAGER-2387] - Tenant API store loading when SSO is enabled
- [APIMANAGER-2391] - Visible to Role option is given as mandatory only when the API creaion time. Editing an existing API can be done without filling the Visible to Roles textbox
- [APIMANAGER-2393] - Publisher node trying to publish stats to the BAM
- [APIMANAGER-2394] - Too many INFO/ WARN logs when connecting registry mounts
- [APIMANAGER-2397] - [Intermittent] Resource not found exception at KeyManager node when tenant is logging in to Publisher node
- [APIMANAGER-2398] - Cannot publish to gateway while a mild load test happening (Connection timed out)
- [APIMANAGER-2399] - [intermittent] [loadtest] NPE when changing API status, while running a mild load test
- [APIMANAGER-2400] - [intermittent] ResourceNotFoundException on one tenat's resource while logged in to the store with some other tenant.
- [APIMANAGER-2402] - SQLException: ORA-02292 - After removing a scope restriction from a resource and saving the API
- [APIMANAGER-2403] - http 403 error response for POST requests sent inside a SOAP envelope but for GET requests response comes as a plain xml
- [APIMANAGER-2405] - Workflow admin multiple role log in issue (Intermittant)
- [APIMANAGER-2408] - when registry path is there as wsdl url test option will not work.
- [APIMANAGER-2409] - Cannot install APIM 1.7.0 Key manager feature in IS 5.0.0
- [APIMANAGER-2411] - SOAPAction header is removed by the Gateway
- [APIMANAGER-2419] - Same token is regenerated when token encryption enabled
- [APIMANAGER-2420] - Subscription related usability issue
- [APIMANAGER-2421] - [Cluster] Session with the ELB breaks in 'store' when the redirection happens after creating a new application
- [APIMANAGER-2422] - [Publisher Stats] 'API Usage by User' displays super tenant information in tenant mode for All Statistics
- [APIMANAGER-2424] - Design Issue in <RevokeAPIURL>
- [APIMANAGER-2427] - [IS as KeyManager] http 500 error when regenerating APPLICATION tokens
- [APIMANAGER-2428] - Remove <GoogleAnalyticsTracking> from api-manager.xml
- [APIMANAGER-2430] - Error on gateway when invoking token API
- [APIMANAGER-2434] - CLONE - Add api fails with a registry error - during a volume test
- [APIMANAGER-2436] - When publishing to external API stores the context get appended with external tenants context in API console
- [APIMANAGER-2437] - Inappropriate error message when a tenant is not available in an external store
- [APIMANAGER-2438] - Cannot authenticate when publishing to external wso2 store in https mode
- [APIMANAGER-2439] - Error when publishing to external tenant store in the same node
- [APIMANAGER-2440] - HTTP 500 page when click in "Visit publisher store" due to an invalid url
- [APIMANAGER-2447] - Error thrown when the swagger doc permissions changed to restrict for registered users
- [APIMANAGER-2448] - Add documentation button not working in 21/05/14 nightly built AM 1.7.0 pack
- [APIMANAGER-2449] - Swagger doc update function not working
- [APIMANAGER-2451] - [Pulisher] Exception "Invalid number of parameters or their types" thrown when selecting 'Add' or 'New API'
- [APIMANAGER-2457] - Error when saving the API in Design stage
- [APIMANAGER-2458] - Cannot Create Copies of the Published API
- [APIMANAGER-2459] - Tenant Store-Anonymous view documents listing shwoing without considering doc permissions
- [APIMANAGER-2460] - Exceptions in store when you click on lifecycles for APIs in Design stage
- [APIMANAGER-2461] - Swagger UI not showing in tenant store -API Browse view
- [APIMANAGER-2462] - Resource path is not mandatory and neither checked or validated or generated when creating API
- [APIMANAGER-2463] - [Tenant mode]Doc permissions not propagating when the API visibility is 'Restricted by roles'
- [APIMANAGER-2465] - Workflow admin login fails when the key manager has a web context root
- [APIMANAGER-2466] - Store is taking a very long time to load when connected to OpenLDAP
- [APIMANAGER-2469] - Cannot remove a resource completely
- [APIMANAGER-2470] - Tenant contexts mixes up when two tenants/super admin doing operations on store
- [APIMANAGER-2471] - Cannot create a tenant
- [APIMANAGER-2472] - How to configure <RevokeAPIURL> in distributed setup
- [APIMANAGER-2473] - Application creation - UI issue
- [APIMANAGER-2478] - API_M doc links should be directed v1.7.0 docs
- [APIMANAGER-2479] - Cannot arrange the order of precedence of resources
- [APIMANAGER-1883] - Token generation fails with 'org.wso2.carbon.identity.oauth.tokenprocessor.EncryptionDecryptionPersistenceProcessor' TokenPersistenceProcessor
- [APIMANAGER-1890] - Resource base URI is shown in wadl and shouldn't we replace it with gateway parameters as we do for wsdls
- [APIMANAGER-1988] - No UI message showing when no subscriptions available for logged user
- [APIMANAGER-1999] - Make the API LC executor independent from G-Reg.
- [APIMANAGER-2042] - Provide the ability for the tenants to customise their Store theme
- [APIMANAGER-2097] - Add more help contexts for add/edit API form in publisher
- [APIMANAGER-2177] - Better to have direct filter options in publisher API page
- [APIMANAGER-2280] - Production and Sandbox URLs are not validated
- [APIMANAGER-2352] - make Store names configurable in a multi tenanted environment
- [APIMANAGER-2356] - Seperate configuration used to cache Token and API Resource cache in APIM gateway node
- [APIMANAGER-2404] - Add API resource sub-context based search to APIStore
- [APIMANAGER-2432] - Add more granular level permissions to API documents
- [APIMANAGER-2444] - [API publisher] Add ability to store roles against API Scopes
- [APIMANAGER-2450] - Change the way how swagger content retrieving in APIStore without using registry permlinks
Patches for previous release version
- [APIMANAGER-1992] - API Usage By User report in WSO2 Api publisher does not work on Postgres
- [APIMANAGER-1997] - APIM 1.6.0 WSDL reference points to absolute GRed resource location in a mounted setup
- [APIMANAGER-2033] - HTTP endpoints get replaced with HTTPS gateway URL
- [APIMANAGER-2036] - If an API is deleted from External API Store, the publishing to External API Store again fails
- [APIMANAGER-2204] - User claims are not included in JWT token
- [APIMANAGER-2241] - ConcurrentModificationException at server startup
- [APIMANAGER-2254] - Fields under endpoint type are not rendered in IE 9 and below
All resolved issues
Key Features of WSO2 API Manager
Following is a categorization of the core features supported by WSO2 API Manager based on the target user group.
- Create a Store of all Available APIs:
- Graphical experience similar to Android Marketplace or Apple App Store.
- Browse APIs by provider, tags or name.
- Self-registration to developer community to subscribe to APIs.
- Subscribe to APIs and manage subscriptions on per-application basis.
- Subscriptions can be at different service tiers based on expected usage levels.
- Role based access to API Store; manage public and private APIs.
- Manage subscriptions at a per-developer level.
- Browse API documentation, download helpers for easy consumption.
- Comment on and rate APIs.
- Forum for discussing API usage issues (Available soon in future version).
- Try APIs directly on the store front.
- Internationalization (i18n) support.
- Publishing and Governing API Use:
- Publish APIs to external consumers and partners, as well as internal users.
- Supports publishing multiple protocols including SOAP, REST, JSON and XML style services as APIs.
- Manage API versions and deployment status by version.
- Govern the API lifecycle (publish, deprecate, retire).
- Attach documentation (files, external URLs) to APIs.
- Apply Security policies to APIs (authentication, authorization).
- Associate API available to system defined service tiers.
- Provision and Manage API keys.
- Track consumers per API.
- One-click deployment to API Gateway for immediate publishing.
- Route API Traffic:
- Supports API authentication with OAuth2.
- Extremely high performance pass-through message routing with sub-millisecond latency.
- Enforce rate limiting and throttling policies for APIs by consumer.
- Horizontally scalable with easy deployment into cluster using proven routing infrastructure.
- Scales to millions of developers/users.
- Capture all statistics and push to pluggable analytics system.
- Configure API routing policies with capabilities of WSO2 Enterprise Service Bus.
- Powered by WSO2 Enterprise Service Bus.
- Manage Developer Community:
- Self-sign up for API consumption.
- Manage user account including password reset.
- Developer interaction with APIs via comments and ratings.
- Support for developer communication via forums (Available soon in future version).
- Powered by WSO2 Identity Server.
- Govern Complete API Lifecycle:
- Manage API lifecycle from cradle to grave: create, publish, block, deprecate and retire.
- Publish both production and sandbox keys for APIs to enable easy developer testing.
- Publish APIs to partner networks such as ProgrammableWeb (Available soon in future version).
- Powered by WSO2 Governance Registry.
- Monitor API Usage and Performance:
- All API usage published to pluggable analytics framework.
- Out of the box support for WSO2 Business Activity Monitor and Google Analytics.
- View metrics by user, API and more.
- Customized reporting via plugging reporting engines.
- Monitor SLA compliance.
- Powered by WSO2 Business Activity Monitor.
- Pluggable, Extensible and Themeable:
- All components are highly customizable thru styling, theming and open source code.
- Storefront implemented with Jaggery (jaggeryjs.org) for easy customization.
- Pluggable to third party analytics systems and billing systems (Available soon in future version).
- Pluggable to existing user stores including via JDBC and LDAP.
- Components usable separately - storefront can be used to front APIs gatewayed via third party gateways such as Intel Expressway Service Gateway.
- Support for Single Sign On (SSO) using SAML 2.0 for easy integration with existing web apps
- Easily Deployable in Enterprise Setting:
- Role based access control for managing users and their authorization levels.
- Store front can be deployed in DMZ for external access with Publisher inside the firewall for private control.
- Different user stores for developer focused store-front and internal operations in publisher.
- Integrates with enterprise identity systems including LDAP and Microsoft Active Directory.
- Gateway can be deployed in DMZ with controlled access to WSO2 Identity Server (for authentication/authorization) and governance database behind firewall.
- Support for creating multi-tenanted APIs
- Run a single instance and provide API Management to multiple customers
- Share APIs between different departments in a large enterprise
- Publishing and Governing API Use
- Document an API using Swagger
- Restrict API Access tokens to domains/IPs
- Ability to block a subscription and restricting a complete application
- Ability to revoke access tokens
- Separate validity period configuration for Application Access Token
- OAuth2 Authorization Code Grant Type Support
- Configuring execution point of mediation extensions
- Monitor API Usage and Performance
- Improved dashboard for monitoring usage statistics (Filtering data for a date range, More visually appealing widgets)
Known Issues
All the open issues pertaining to WSO2 API Manager are reported at the following location:
How You Can Contribute
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- User List<EMAIL_ADDRESS>| Subscribe | Mail Archive
Reporting Issues
We encourage you to report issues, documentation faults and feature requests regarding WSO2 API Manager through the public API Manager JIRA. You can use the Carbon JIRA to report any issues related to the Carbon base framework or associated Carbon components.
Support
We are committed to ensuring that your enterprise middleware deployment is completely supported from evaluation to production. Our unique approach ensures that all support leverages our open development methodology and is provided by the very same engineers who build the technology.
For more details and to take advantage of this unique opportunity please visit http://wso2.com/support.
To learn more about WSO2 API Manager and WSO2 support offerings please visit http://wso2.com/products/api-manager.
-- The WSO2 API Manager Team --


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This section provides functions that establish communication between two sets of MPI processes that do not share a communicator.
Some situations in which these functions are useful are:
Establishing contact between two groups of processes that do not share an existing communicator is a collective but asymmetric process. One group of processes indicates its willingness to accept connections from other groups of processes. We will call this group the (parallel) server, even if this is not a client/server type of application. The other group connects to the server; we will call it the client.
Advice to users.
While the names client and server are used throughout
this section, MPI does not guarantee the traditional robustness
of client server systems. The functionality described in this
section is intended to allow two cooperating parts of the
same application to communicate with one another. For instance,
a client that gets a segmentation fault
and dies, or one that doesn't participate in a collective
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4.2. FEM: Finite Element Method¶
The FEM tab will present users with a selection of FEM applications. Currently, there are three applications available: OpenSees, FEAPpv and OpenSeesPy. More FE platforms will be added in future versions to allow users to provide their own simulation application.
Note
Because the UQ engines treat the FEM applications as a black box, when the UQ engine runs each deterministic simulation it expects the FEM application to output a single file. This file must be named results.out
and be placed in the same directory as the main input file. The results.out
file must contain a single line. That line must contain as many QoI values as the user will enter in the QoI panel. Each value must be separated by a space. An example results.out
file for a problem specifying four response QoI values is as shown:
63.8314 43.312 0.846004 0.00587503
4.2.1. OpenSees¶
When the choice of FEM application is OpenSees (the default application), the user is presented with the input panel shown in figure above and their are two entry fields for filenames:
Input Script: The user must specify a main input script. When entered the application will parse this file looking for variables set with the
pset
option (a unique set command to the OpenSees interpreter that is used to identify parameter values). For each variable whose value is set withpset
, the program will auto populate the variable in the RV tab.
# units kN & mm
#
# set some parameters
#
pset E 205
pset P 25
pset Au 500
pset Ao 250
#
# build the model
#
model Basic -ndm 2 -ndf 2
node 1 0 0
node 2 4000 0
node 3 8000 0
node 4 12000 0
node 5 4000 4000
node 6 8000 4000
fix 1 1 1
fix 4 0 1
uniaxialMaterial Elastic 1 $E
element truss 1 1 2 $Ao 1
element truss 2 2 3 $Ao 1
element truss 3 3 4 $Ao 1
element truss 4 1 5 $Au 1
element truss 5 5 6 $Au 1
element truss 6 6 4 $Au 1
element truss 7 2 5 $Ao 1
element truss 8 3 6 $Ao 1
element truss 9 5 3 $Ao 1
timeSeries Linear 1
pattern Plain 1 1 {
load 2 0 [expr -$P]
load 3 0 [expr -$P]
}
#
# build and perform the analysis
#
algorithm Linear
integrator LoadControl 1.0
system ProfileSPD
numberer RCM
constraints Plain
analysis Static
analyze 1
Postprocess Script: This is an optional entry where the user has the option of specifying either a tcl script or a Python script that will be used to postprocess the results and create a
results.out
file after the main script runs.
Note
The postprocess file can be either a tcl script or a Python script and the file extensions must be either .py
or .tcl
.
Warning
If a tcl script file and the user is reading results from files created with OpenSees recorder commands, the user must ensure there is a wipe recorders
command at the end of the main script or at the start of the postprocessing script.
4.2.2. FEAPpv¶
Similar to the OpenSees application, when the user selects FEAPpv the user is requested to provide two files.
Input File: The user must specify a main input file. A part of this file may contain variables set in the
PARA
section. The variables in this section will be read by the UI when the file is entered and will be autopopulated in the RV tab. For example if a file containing the following code was specified:
FEAP * * Elastic Truss
6 9 2 2 2 2
PARAmeter
E = 205
P = 25
A2 = 500
A1 = 250
MATErial 1
TRUSs
ELAStic isotropic E
CROSs section A1
MATErial 2
TRUSs
ELAStic isotropic E
CROSs section A2
COORdinates
1 0 0.0 0.0
2 0 4e+3 0.0
3 0 8e+3 0.0
4 0 12e+3 0.0
5 0 8e+3 4e+3
6 0 4e+3 4e+3
ELEMents
1 0 1 1 2
2 0 1 2 3
3 0 1 3 4
4 0 2 4 5
5 0 2 5 6
6 0 2 6 1
7 0 1 2 6
8 0 1 6 3
9 0 1 3 5
BOUNdary
1 0 1 1
4 0 0 1
FORCe
2 0 0.0 -P
3 0 0.0 -P
END
BATCh
TANG
FORM
SOLVe
DISPlacement ALL
END
STOP
then the parameters E
, P
, Ao
, Au
would be read by the application and placed in the RV tab.
Postprocess Script: The user must provide the name of the Python script that will run when FEAPpv has finished executing. This Python script must load the output file from FEAPpv and create the
results.out
file. Currently the user has no control over the name of the output file created by FEAPpv,SimCenterOut.txt
. It is this file the postprocess script must open and use to create theresults.out
file.
4.2.3. OpenSeesPy¶
For the OpenSeesPy application, the user provides a main script and has the option to provide 2 other scripts:
Postprocess Script. This must be a Python script which is provided the QoI variable names when started. This entry can be left blank if the main script creates a
results.out
file with a single line as described for the OpenSees application.Parameters File (Optional). This file allows for the automatic population of the RV tab with any variables found in the file. For example if the file contained the following:
E = 205.0
P = 25.0
Ao = 250.0
Au = 500.0
The RV tab would be populated with the E
, P
, Ao
, and Au
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MPI applications may start new processes through an interface to an external process manager, which can range from a parallel operating system (CMOST) to layered software (POE) to an rsh command (p4).
MPI_COMM_SPAWN starts MPI processes and establishes communication with them, returning an intercommunicator. MPI_COMM_SPAWN_MULTIPLE starts several different binaries (or the same binary with different arguments), placing them in the same MPI_COMM_WORLD and returning an intercommunicator.
MPI uses the existing group abstraction to represent processes. A process is identified by a (group, rank) pair.


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I'd used concerta several times prior to this experience as I have a friend who has a prescription and who is willing to give me a few now and again for little or no cost. I generally don't particularly enjoy it that much, as it usually makes me anxious and paranoid, but I decided to give it a shot on this night and hope for the best. This night turned out to be radically different from my previous experiences with concerta.
I took 3 36 mg pills at about 8 pm.  Weed usually makes me very tired a few hours after the peak, so I decided to take the concerta to wake me up and hopefully have some fun. From past experience I knew that for me it takes about 45 minutes to start feeling the effects, so I waited, very exhausted, for an hour and a half.
At this point I still felt tired, which was suprising because in the past only 72 mgs had been enough to keep me wide awake for 12 or more hours. I decided to snort a concerta with the hopes that this would produce a quicker effect than taking it orally. While waiting for the onset I decided to lay down and watch tv. My exhaustion refused to subside after another hour, and the lights and noise from the tv became irritating and unpleasant. Unpleased with the effects thus far, I turned off the lights and tv and made a futile attempt to sleep.
The concerta blocked any possibility of rest, despite the pervasive exhaustion. The only explaination I can think of for the sleepiness I felt is the large amounts of pot I had smoked earlier that day. Weed has made me more tired than I felt at that time, but I expected that the concerta would eliminate this entirely. Instead, I had the unusual experience of feeling extremely tired and energetic at the same time. This is a difficult emotion to explain, but I think it is best described as having your brain want to sleep but your body want to move everywhere quickly.
After lying in silence for a few minutes, I put on my ipod and turned on the Dark Side of the Moon with the dim hope that it would somehow soothe me to sleep. From this point on music became essential to the experience. In previous experiences with concerta, anything that wasn't loud and fast was intolerable. This time, the exact opposite was true. Anything remotely heavy or quick-tempoed was unbearable, while slow, peaceful music could only be described as euphoric.
I spent hours laying in the dark, listening to as much relaxing (relative to my usual preferences) music as possible. Over that period of time I phased in and out of a meditative state of bliss. The music seemed to flow through me like blood through my veins. The darkness intensified my mental impressions of the music, making it almost visible However, if I accidentally played a song that was out of tune with my body by being too fast or loud, my heart would pound wildly and an unpleasant adrenaline rush would ruin the state of tranquility.
Several songs evoked a much more relaxed state than the others, seemingly for mainly personal reasons. For example, one of the most blissful, ego-weakening songs I listened to was Tangerine Sky by the Kottonmouth Kings. This song for me is permanently intertwined with memories of the best DXM trip I've ever had, so even under normal circumstances it can somewhat bring back the joy of that trip. For this reason, I highly recommend that anyone undergoing a similar experience listen to anything that brings back peaceful memories.
After several hours of peaceful meditation, fatigue yielded to the concerta, and the state of bliss was no more.
Looking back at the experience, it was definitely positive, but I find it unlikely that I will repeat it because of the difficulty of recreating the exact state of mind necessary for it to take place. However, I do consider myself lucky for having this experience at least once.
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Quick Start¶
This guide is intended for running Singularity on a computer where you have root (administrative) privileges, and will install Singularity from source code. Other installation options, including building an RPM package and installing Singularity without root privileges are discussed in the installation section of the admin guide.
If you need to request an installation on your shared resource, see the requesting an installation section for information to send to your system administrator.
For any additional help or support contact the Singularity Community: https://singularity.hpcng.org/help
Quick Installation Steps¶
You will need a Linux system to run Singularity natively. Options for using Singularity on Mac and Windows machines, along with alternate Linux installation options are discussed in the installation section of the admin guide.
Install system dependencies¶
You must first install development libraries to your host. Assuming Ubuntu (apply similar to RHEL derivatives):
$ sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install -y \
build-essential \
libssl-dev \
uuid-dev \
libgpgme11-dev \
squashfs-tools \
libseccomp-dev \
wget \
pkg-config \
git \
cryptsetup
Note
Note that squashfs-tools
is only a dependency for commands that build
images. The build
command obviously relies on squashfs-tools
, but
other commands may do so as well if they are ran using container images
from Docker Hub for instance.
There are 3 broad steps to installing Singularity:
Install Go¶
Singularity v3 and above is written primarily in Go, so you will need Go installed to compile it from source.
This is one of several ways to install and configure Go.
Note
If you have previously installed Go from a download, rather than an
operating system package, you should remove your go
directory,
e.g. rm -r /usr/local/go
before installing a newer version.
Extracting a new version of Go over an existing installation can
lead to errors when building Go programs, as it may leave old
files, which have been removed or replaced in newer versions.
Visit the Go Downloads page and pick a package
archive suitable to the environment you are in. Once the Download is complete,
extract the archive to /usr/local
(or use other instructions on go installation
page). Alternatively, follow the commands here:
$ export VERSION=1.14.12 OS=linux ARCH=amd64 && \ # Replace the values as needed
wget https://dl.google.com/go/go$VERSION.$OS-$ARCH.tar.gz && \ # Downloads the required Go package
sudo tar -C /usr/local -xzvf go$VERSION.$OS-$ARCH.tar.gz && \ # Extracts the archive
rm go$VERSION.$OS-$ARCH.tar.gz # Deletes the ``tar`` file
Set the Environment variable PATH
to point to Go:
$ echo 'export PATH=/usr/local/go/bin:$PATH' >> ~/.bashrc && \
source ~/.bashrc
Download Singularity from a release¶
You can download Singularity from one of the releases. To see a full list, visit the GitHub release page. After deciding on a release to install, you can run the following commands to proceed with the installation.
$ export VERSION=3.8.0 && # adjust this as necessary \
wget https://github.com/hpcng/singularity/releases/download/v${VERSION}/singularity-${VERSION}.tar.gz && \
tar -xzf singularity-${VERSION}.tar.gz && \
cd singularity
Compile the Singularity source code¶
Now you are ready to build Singularity. Dependencies will be automatically downloaded. You can build Singularity using the following commands:
$ ./mconfig && \
make -C builddir && \
sudo make -C builddir install
Singularity must be installed as root to function properly.
Overview of the Singularity Interface¶
Singularity’s command line interface allows you to build and interact with containers transparently. You can run programs inside a container as if they were running on your host system. You can easily redirect IO, use pipes, pass arguments, and access files, sockets, and ports on the host system from within a container.
The help
command gives an overview of Singularity options and subcommands as
follows:
$ singularity help
Linux container platform optimized for High Performance Computing (HPC) and
Enterprise Performance Computing (EPC)
Usage:
singularity [global options...]
Description:
Singularity containers provide an application virtualization layer enabling
mobility of compute via both application and environment portability. With
Singularity one is capable of building a root file system that runs on any
other Linux system where Singularity is installed.
Options:
-d, --debug print debugging information (highest verbosity)
-h, --help help for singularity
--nocolor print without color output (default False)
-q, --quiet suppress normal output
-s, --silent only print errors
-v, --verbose print additional information
Available Commands:
build Build a Singularity image
cache Manage the local cache
capability Manage Linux capabilities for users and groups
exec Run a command within a container
help Help about any command
inspect Show metadata for an image
instance Manage containers running as services
key Manage OpenPGP keys
oci Manage OCI containers
plugin Manage singularity plugins
pull Pull an image from a URI
push Upload image to the provided library (default is "cloud.sylabs.io")
remote Manage singularity remote endpoints
run Run the user-defined default command within a container
run-help Show the user-defined help for an image
search Search a Container Library for images
shell Run a shell within a container
sif siftool is a program for Singularity Image Format (SIF) file manipulation
sign Attach a cryptographic signature to an image
test Run the user-defined tests within a container
verify Verify cryptographic signatures attached to an image
version Show the version for Singularity
Examples:
$ singularity help <command> [<subcommand>]
$ singularity help build
$ singularity help instance start
For additional help or support, please visit https://www.sylabs.io/docs/
Information about subcommand can also be viewed with the help
command.
$ singularity help verify
Verify cryptographic signatures attached to an image
Usage:
singularity verify [verify options...] <image path>
Description:
The verify command allows a user to verify cryptographic signatures on SIF
container files. There may be multiple signatures for data objects and
multiple data objects signed. By default the command searches for the primary
partition signature. If found, a list of all verification blocks applied on
the primary partition is gathered so that data integrity (hashing) and
signature verification is done for all those blocks.
Options:
-a, --all verify all objects
-g, --group-id uint32 verify objects with the specified group ID
-h, --help help for verify
-j, --json output json
--legacy-insecure enable verification of (insecure) legacy signatures
-l, --local only verify with local keys
-i, --sif-id uint32 verify object with the specified ID
-u, --url string key server URL (default "https://keys.sylabs.io")
Examples:
$ singularity verify container.sif
For additional help or support, please visit https://www.sylabs.io/docs/
Singularity uses positional syntax (i.e. the order of commands and options
matters). Global options affecting the behavior of all commands follow the main
singularity
command. Then sub commands are followed by their options
and arguments.
For example, to pass the --debug
option to the main singularity
command
and run Singularity with debugging messages on:
$ singularity --debug run library://sylabsed/examples/lolcow
To pass the --containall
option to the run
command and run a
Singularity image in an isolated manner:
$ singularity run --containall library://sylabsed/examples/lolcow
Singularity 2.4 introduced the concept of command groups. For instance, to list
Linux capabilities for a particular user, you would use the list
command in
the capability
command group like so:
$ singularity capability list dave
Container authors might also write help docs specific to a container or for an
internal module called an app
. If those help docs exist for a particular
container, you can view them like so.
$ singularity inspect --helpfile container.sif # See the container's help, if provided
$ singularity inspect --helpfile --app=foo foo.sif # See the help for foo, if provided
Download pre-built images¶
You can use the search
command to locate groups, collections, and
containers of interest on the Container Library .
singularity search tensorflow
Found 22 container images for amd64 matching "tensorflow":
library://ajgreen/default/tensorflow2-gpu-py3-r-jupyter:latest
Current software: tensorflow2; py3.7; r; jupyterlab1.2.6
Signed by: 1B8565093D80FA393BC2BD73EA4711C01D881FCB
library://bensonyang/collection/tensorflow-rdma_v4.sif:latest
library://dxtr/default/hpc-tensorflow:0.1
library://emmeff/tensorflow/tensorflow:latest
library://husi253/default/tensorflow:20.01-tf1-py3-mrcnn-2020.10.07
library://husi253/default/tensorflow:20.01-tf1-py3-mrcnn-20201014
library://husi253/default/tensorflow:20.01-tf2-py3-lhx-20201007
library://irinaespejo/default/tensorflow-gan:sha256.0c1b6026ba2d6989242f418835d76cd02fc4cfc8115682986395a71ef015af18
library://jon/default/tensorflow:1.12-gpu
Signed by: D0E30822F7F4B229B1454388597B8AFA69C8EE9F
...
You can use the pull and build commands to download pre-built images from an external resource like the Container Library or Docker Hub.
When called on a native Singularity image like those provided on the Container Library, pull
simply downloads the image file to your system.
$ singularity pull library://lolcow
You can also use pull
with the docker://
uri to reference Docker images
served from a registry. In this case pull
does not just download an image
file. Docker images are stored in layers, so pull
must also combine those
layers into a usable Singularity file.
$ singularity pull docker://godlovedc/lolcow
Pulling Docker images reduces reproducibility. If you were to pull a Docker image today and then wait six months and pull again, you are not guaranteed to get the same image. If any of the source layers has changed the image will be altered. If reproducibility is a priority for you, try building your images from the Container Library.
You can also use the build
command to download pre-built images from an
external resource. When using build
you must specify a name for your
container like so:
$ singularity build ubuntu.sif library://ubuntu
$ singularity build lolcow.sif docker://godlovedc/lolcow
Unlike pull
, build
will convert your image to the latest Singularity
image format after downloading it.
build
is like a “Swiss Army knife” for container creation. In addition to
downloading images, you can use build
to create images from other images or
from scratch using a definition file. You can also
use build
to convert an image between the container formats supported by
Singularity. To see a comparison of Singularity definition file with Dockerfile,
please see: this section.
Interact with images¶
You can interact with images in several ways, each of which can accept image URIs in addition to a local image path.
For demonstration, we will use a lolcow_latest.sif
image that can be pulled
from the Container Library:
$ singularity pull library://sylabsed/examples/lolcow
Shell¶
The shell command allows you to spawn a new shell within your container and interact with it as though it were a small virtual machine.
$ singularity shell lolcow_latest.sif
Singularity lolcow_latest.sif:~>
The change in prompt indicates that you have entered the container (though you should not rely on that to determine whether you are in container or not).
Once inside of a Singularity container, you are the same user as you are on the host system.
Singularity lolcow_latest.sif:~> whoami
david
Singularity lolcow_latest.sif:~> id
uid=1000(david) gid=1000(david) groups=1000(david),4(adm),24(cdrom),27(sudo),30(dip),46(plugdev),116(lpadmin),126(sambashare)
shell
also works with the library://
, docker://
, and shub://
URIs. This creates an ephemeral container that disappears when the shell is
exited.
$ singularity shell library://sylabsed/examples/lolcow
Executing Commands¶
The exec
command allows you to execute a custom command within a container by specifying
the image file. For instance, to execute the cowsay
program within the
lolcow_latest.sif
container:
$ singularity exec lolcow_latest.sif cowsay moo
_____
< moo >
-----
\ ^__^
\ (oo)\_______
(__)\ )\/\
||----w |
|| ||
exec
also works with the library://
, docker://
, and shub://
URIs. This creates an ephemeral container that executes a command and
disappears.
$ singularity exec library://sylabsed/examples/lolcow cowsay "Fresh from the library!"
_________________________
< Fresh from the library! >
-------------------------
\ ^__^
\ (oo)\_______
(__)\ )\/\
||----w |
|| ||
Running a container¶
Singularity containers contain runscripts. These are user defined scripts that define the actions a container should perform when someone runs it. The runscript can be triggered with the run command, or simply by calling the container as though it were an executable.
$ singularity run lolcow_latest.sif
_____________________________________
/ You have been selected for a secret \
\ mission. /
-------------------------------------
\ ^__^
\ (oo)\_______
(__)\ )\/\
||----w |
|| ||
$ ./lolcow_latest.sif
____________________________________
/ Q: What is orange and goes "click, \
\ click?" A: A ball point carrot. /
------------------------------------
\ ^__^
\ (oo)\_______
(__)\ )\/\
||----w |
|| ||
run
also works with the library://
, docker://
, and shub://
URIs.
This creates an ephemeral container that runs and then disappears.
$ singularity run library://sylabsed/examples/lolcow
____________________________________
/ Is that really YOU that is reading \
\ this? /
------------------------------------
\ ^__^
\ (oo)\_______
(__)\ )\/\
||----w |
|| ||
Working with Files¶
Files on the host are reachable from within the container.
$ echo "Hello from inside the container" > $HOME/hostfile.txt
$ singularity exec lolcow_latest.sif cat $HOME/hostfile.txt
Hello from inside the container
This example works because hostfile.txt
exists in the user’s home directory.
By default Singularity bind mounts /home/$USER
, /tmp
, and $PWD
into
your container at runtime.
You can specify additional directories to bind mount into your container with
the --bind
option. In this example, the data
directory on the host
system is bind mounted to the /mnt
directory inside the container.
$ echo "Drink milk (and never eat hamburgers)." > /data/cow_advice.txt
$ singularity exec --bind /data:/mnt lolcow_latest.sif cat /mnt/cow_advice.txt
Drink milk (and never eat hamburgers).
Pipes and redirects also work with Singularity commands just like they do with normal Linux commands.
$ cat /data/cow_advice.txt | singularity exec lolcow_latest.sif cowsay
________________________________________
< Drink milk (and never eat hamburgers). >
----------------------------------------
\ ^__^
\ (oo)\_______
(__)\ )\/\
||----w |
|| ||
Build images from scratch¶
Singularity v3.0 and above produces immutable images in the Singularity Image File (SIF) format. This ensures reproducible and verifiable images and allows for many extra benefits such as the ability to sign and verify your containers.
However, during testing and debugging you may want an image format that is
writable. This way you can shell
into the image and install software and
dependencies until you are satisfied that your container will fulfill your
needs. For these scenarios, Singularity also supports the sandbox
format
(which is really just a directory).
Sandbox Directories¶
To build into a sandbox
(container in a directory) use the
build --sandbox
command and option:
$ sudo singularity build --sandbox ubuntu/ library://ubuntu
This command creates a directory called ubuntu/
with an entire Ubuntu
Operating System and some Singularity metadata in your current working
directory.
You can use commands like shell
, exec
, and run
with this directory
just as you would with a Singularity image. If you pass the --writable
option when you use your container you can also write files within the sandbox
directory (provided you have the permissions to do so).
$ sudo singularity exec --writable ubuntu touch /foo
$ singularity exec ubuntu/ ls /foo
/foo
Converting images from one format to another¶
The build
command allows you to build a container from an existing
container. This means that you can use it to convert a container from one format
to another. For instance, if you have already created a sandbox (directory) and
want to convert it to the default immutable image format (squashfs) you can do
so:
$ singularity build new-sif sandbox
Doing so may break reproducibility if you have altered your sandbox outside of the context of a definition file, so you are advised to exercise care.
Singularity Definition Files¶
For a reproducible, verifiable and production-quality container you should build a SIF file using a Singularity definition file. This also makes it easy to add files, environment variables, and install custom software, and still start from your base of choice (e.g., the Container Library).
A definition file has a header and a body. The header determines the base container to begin with, and the body is further divided into sections that perform things like software installation, environment setup, and copying files into the container from host system, etc.
Here is an example of a definition file:
BootStrap: library
From: ubuntu:16.04
%post
apt-get -y update
apt-get -y install fortune cowsay lolcat
%environment
export LC_ALL=C
export PATH=/usr/games:$PATH
%runscript
fortune | cowsay | lolcat
%labels
Author GodloveD
To build a container from this definition file (assuming it is a file named lolcow.def), you would call build like so:
$ sudo singularity build lolcow.sif lolcow.def
In this example, the header tells Singularity to use a base Ubuntu 16.04 image from the Container Library.
The
%post
section executes within the container at build time after the base OS has been installed. The%post
section is therefore the place to perform installations of new applications.The
%environment
section defines some environment variables that will be available to the container at runtime.The
%runscript
section defines actions for the container to take when it is executed.And finally, the
%labels
section allows for custom metadata to be added to the container.
This is a very small example of the things that you can do with a definition file. In addition to building a container from the Container Library, you can start with base images from Docker Hub and use images directly from official repositories such as Ubuntu, Debian, CentOS, Arch, and BusyBox. You can also use an existing container on your host system as a base.

This quickstart document just scratches the surface of all of the things you can do with Singularity!
If you need additional help or support, see https://singularity.hpcng.org/help.


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Where have the Tory and Labour leaders been so far – and why?
As the election campaign enters its final days, the two main party leaders are continuing to follow very different tactics on the ground.
Jeremy Corbyn has spent almost half of his time in Conservative marginal seats.
Some 31 of the 68 campaign visits made by the Labour leader so far have been to Tory constituencies that are on Labour’s target list.
By contrast, he has made appearances in 16 Labour strongholds, typically for a party rally or to launch a policy.
And he has actually been to slightly more Labour strongholds (16) than Labour marginals (13).
If the Labour leader has focused chiefly on taking the fight into Tory territory, his Tory counterpart has opted for an alternative strategy.
He has also been to 10 Labour strongholds.
The Prime Minister’s schedule has covered a broader range of constituencies than that of the Labour leader, including a strikingly large number of visits to marginal seats being defended by his own party (19).
While Mr Corbyn has been to six constituencies being defended by the SNP, Mr Johnson has been to only one (Dunfermline & Fife West).
And while Mr Johnson has been to one Liberal Democrat seat (Brecon & Radnorshire), Mr Corbyn has not been to any.
The Tory leader has also been further afield, visiting seats in Cornwall, north-east England and Northern Ireland.
The Labour leader has instead concentrated the majority of his visits in the Midlands, Yorkshire and north-west England.
But from the evidence of their itineraries to date, it seems as if Mr Corbyn is treating the election as a battle to be advanced on only one front – against the Conservatives – while Mr Johnson has been playing a mixture of offensive and defensive tactics.


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