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Q: Use fmpp command line parameter in template I have some configuration templates which use FMPP to generate the
real runtime config files based upon info in a csv and properties
file (defined in config.fmpp).
I want to be able to configure a second cluster server for the same task using the same set of templates and config.fmpp information.  However, there are slight differences needed in the generated runtime config and I can do this if I know which server instance I am on ("serverA" or "serverB") using a standard fmpp variable like ${myserver}.
But there must only be one set of templates and FMPP config files so I need to somehow get the value of "myserver" from the runtime
environment in each server.
Some of the options I might have are:

*

*pass value of myserver on the command line tool invocation (best way); or

*get it from an environment variable.

Does anyone have an example of the code to do any of these and any suggestions  of the best approach? Online reference would be great.
fmpp -S /home/me/sample-project/src -Param myserver:serverA

Environment settings:

*

*fmpp v0.9.14

*freemarker v2.3.19

A: Use the -D command line option (see --help):
-D, --data=<TDD>  Creates shared data that all templates will see. <TDD> is the
                  Textual Data Definition, e.g.:
                  -D "properties(style.properties), onLine:true"
                  Note that paths like "style.properties" are relative to the
                  data root directory.

Like:
fmpp -S /home/me/sample-project/src -D myserver:serverA

Note that there's a space after the -D. (It's not like the java command line syntax, but rather like the standard GNU command line syntax.

This -D has nothing to do with Java's -D option.

The documentation shows onLine:true, but such Boolean values are legacy and no longer accepted. Use online:yes to parse Boolean values.
For example:
fmpp \
  -S /path/ \
  --verbose \
  -D "online:yes"

Then, within the template:
<p>
  online: ${online}
</p>

Will result in:
online: yes

The --verbose command-line parameter is useful to show any errors when parsing the template.


I have added a mission to provide a bounty hunter license and then some event hooks which will provide bounties for ships that you kill if you are holding a bounty hunter license.
Comments and criticism are appreciated. Will make a pull request if this is a "good feature" and no changes are requested.
Looks cool! I had missed this thread.
I'll give it a go tonight. It should probably be integrated with the faction missions though, it would be a bit weird to have separate systems for bounty hunting, my old one with specific types as targets and yours, but with completely different entry points.
My first version of this required either an Ardar license or a Terra license in order to do it, but it made it a little more complex, and I didn't have time to flush out all the story stuff about how the license would be procured.
Would you like this tied to the Auxilliary I and the Ensign ranks? or would you like a faction based Bounty Hunter License?
Some of the ideas I had around bounty hunting was that there could be different bounty hunter licenses.
The first would give a bounty for pirates.
The second would give a bounty for barbarians.
The fourth would be faction based and give bounties on killing units of the opposing faction.
Well, my biggest concern is basically it making sense from a "story" perspective. That means it should be tied to factions really, who else would offer those bounties? So the easier would be to tie it into the existing faction missions. It could even replace the basic existing named pirate hunting missions.
Alternatively, I suppose the rewards could be coming from some kind of traders' association, which would have the advantage of making it pan-Galactic. Hmm. After all there is precedence with the Great Survey... What do you think?
Whichever way we go I like the idea of having licenses with different levels.
I absolutely agree that it needs to make sense from a Story perspective and that it does not right now. I think you are correct that the faction is really where it should start. This allows me to then offer bounties for killing opposite faction ships.
Do you have a problem with creating 5 additional licenses to be rewarded from faction based missions?
Do you want the bounty hunting quests to be in series with the current faction missions? or would you want them to run in parallel?
A benefit to having them run in parallel in that I can make the Advanced Bounty Hunter license difficult/time consuming without impacting the ability to move the main quest line forward.
The faction-generic licenses are an issue I fear if the bounty hunting is linked to factions... I think I'd prefer one per level for each faction. However to limit clutter, maybe remove the previous one whenever a new one is given for the same faction? For the ranks I can't do it because that would break the ties with ship and outfit purchases, but here you only need the licenses for checks in the event scripts.
1 bis and 3 would be obvious points where to tie-in the pirate and barbarian licenses. Then maybe have an extra mission or two in their own branch to get the upgraded licenses? Though we have to define what they do. Just raising the reward is not great I think, maybe more give specific bigger rewards for tackling the bigger ships?
Sounds cool! I couldn't try it yesterday, will try tonight. Can you also limit the reward to systems with an Imperial presence? It should just be a matter of doing a test such as cur_system:presences()[G.EMPIRE] > 0.
Done. Changed the text of the license and some mission text to indicate the system presence limit.
Hmm, does your test work when the Terran influence is 0? I can't test right now and I don't remember whether comparing nil to a number works in Lua or not.
- this isn't linked to yours, but my revised spawn has way too much barbarians and way too little pirates. That make the pirate elimination mission really tough to do, barbarians keep killing the target ship before you get there.
- the payment is a little low, I got only 50k for destroying a Kestrel... maybe double it?
Cool addition in any case!
Starting to add the second mission of the series in. Trying to setup a kill x of 10 pirate mission. Turned out to be a little more complicated than expected, but finally have it working, with a few bugs to still clean up.
Just doubled the reward for killing pirate ships. All the numbers are subject to change once I sit down and start hashing out all the other numbers.
x of 10? How would that work? Sounds interesting.
I mis-wrote. X of 10 is not the correct way to describe the mission. The mission is basically "Kill 10 Pirates"


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package cz.metacentrum.perun.core.impl.modules.attributes;

import cz.metacentrum.perun.core.api.Attribute;
import cz.metacentrum.perun.core.api.AttributeDefinition;
import cz.metacentrum.perun.core.api.AttributesManager;
import cz.metacentrum.perun.core.api.User;
import cz.metacentrum.perun.core.api.exceptions.InternalErrorException;
import cz.metacentrum.perun.core.impl.PerunSessionImpl;
import org.slf4j.Logger;
import org.slf4j.LoggerFactory;

/**
 * Class for checking logins uniqueness in the namespace and filling login value.
 *
 * @author Pavel Zlámal <zlamal@cesnet.cz>
 */
public class urn_perun_user_attribute_def_def_login_namespace_fireprot extends urn_perun_user_attribute_def_def_login_namespace {

	private final static Logger log = LoggerFactory.getLogger(urn_perun_user_attribute_def_def_login_namespace_fireprot.class);
	private final static String domainName = "@fireprot";

	/**
	 * Filling implemented for login-namespace:fireprot attribute
	 * Format is: "[hash]@fireprot" where [hash] represents sha1hash counted from user's id, domain and salt.
	 *
	 * @param perunSession PerunSession
	 * @param user User to fill attribute for
	 * @param attribute Attribute to fill value to
	 * @return Filled attribute
	 * @throws InternalErrorException
	 */
	@Override
	public Attribute fillAttribute(PerunSessionImpl perunSession, User user, AttributeDefinition attribute) {

		Attribute filledAttribute = new Attribute(attribute);
		if (filledAttribute.getValue() == null) {
			filledAttribute.setValue(sha1HashCount(user, domainName).toString() + domainName);
			return filledAttribute;
		} else {
			return filledAttribute;
		}
	}

	@Override
	public AttributeDefinition getAttributeDefinition() {
		AttributeDefinition attr = new AttributeDefinition();
		attr.setNamespace(AttributesManager.NS_USER_ATTR_DEF);
		attr.setFriendlyName("login-namespace:fireprot");
		attr.setDisplayName("Fireprot login");
		attr.setType(String.class.getName());
		attr.setDescription("Login in Fireprot.");
		return attr;
	}

}

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Coula edulis is a tree in the genus Coula, native to tropical western Africa from Sierra Leone to Angola. It is plentiful in the Democratic Republic of Congo, Nigeria and Sierra Leone. It prefers tropical regions and is tolerant of light shade. It can be found in the top canopy of forest as well as the lower story and has no special soil requirements.

It is an evergreen tree growing to a height of 25–38 m, and has a dense crown that can cast deep shade. The leaves are arranged alternately, simple, 10–30 cm long and 4 cm broad, with an entire margin and an acuminate apex. The flowers are produced from April to June, and are greenish yellow, with either four or five petals.

The nut is an ellipsoidal drupe available from August to January, 3–4 cm long, with flesh surrounding the kernel, 5–6 mm thick, smooth in texture and can be red or green. The kernel shell is extremely hard and makes germination difficult. The nuts are usually found under the mother trees.

Common names include Gabon nut and African walnut. It is not related to the walnut, being so named because its nuts bear a superficial resemblance to the walnut.

Local names
Anamemila, Apopo, Sida in Nigeria
Bombulu in Zaire
Dibetou in Gabon and Ivory Coast
Mpengwa in Ghana
Dialect names
Akiouhia in Tchaman
Atsan in Atié
Bogüe in Agni
Howôtou  in Oubi
Ouatou in Kroumen
Séatou or Sratou in Guéré

Uses
Every part of the tree is used in both raw and finished states. Its timber and nuts are used extensively. The bark is used locally to produce rinses or enemas for loin pains or kidney problems. The wood is used to make pilings for bridges and railway ties in addition to charcoal and standard construction.

Nuts
The nut is 50% fat of which 87% is oleic acid. The flavour is mild and is said to be between the flavour of hazelnuts and chestnuts. Used in a variety of ways it can be boiled, roasted and fermented before being eaten. The nuts can be used in recipes and mixed with meats. It is also a source of cooking oil and ground flour. The nut is a favoured food item of chimpanzees, though the tough shell necessitates the use of a rock as hammer to gain access to the kernel.

References

Davidson, Alan.  Oxford Companion to Food (1999). Gabon Nut, p. 328.
Agro Forestry Database: Coula edulis

Edible nuts and seeds
Flora of West Tropical Africa
Trees of Africa
Olacaceae
Taxa named by Henri Ernest Baillon
Plants described in 1862

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As promised, here is the GINtender Benedictine original that was featured on a L.A. radio station last month. We are a little behind the eight-ball, but we haven't forgotten!
Shake on ice. Serve in Collins glass on the rocks.
Float brandy on top of Benedictine in a cordial glass.
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WTFC Life President Les King
February 15, 2016 admin Uncategorized
As you are probably now all aware Wymondham Town Football Club's beloved Life President Les King passed away over the weekend.
Les was a complete one off and so many tributes have already been paid in all forms of the media that it is very difficult to add anything to those tributes. WTFC Chairman was on Radio Norfolk this morning at 8.15am paying his own personal and the clubs tributes. The Board of Wymondham Town Football Club are pleased that the future of the club was secured at the Kings Head Meadow last Tuesday and that Les lived long enough to see that happen. Les was never happier than writing his Presidents page for the programme and selling the programmes from his car on first team match days. Les was a true supporter of the club and the Kings Head Meadow.
Les was without doubt Mr Wymondham but his influence spreads far beyond the borders of Wymondham and its football club. Les was a true Norfolk Character who touched people's lives all over the County. In sport his promotion and help with up and coming sports people was legendary. Les was always there to help. His charitable work has seen so many people grateful for the money he raised for Chapel Road School, Attleborough and Star Throwers in Wymondham along with many others. Les sponsored the Norfolk Cricket league for many years and was a regular sight around cricket grounds in the summer.
The world and Norfolk sport will be a lot less happy place without the solid dependable figure of Les in attendance. Wymondham Town Football club have lost its Life President but Norfolk has lost a giant character whose boots will never be filled.
This Saturday we would like all sports, charity and Wymondham people who knew Les and whose lives he has enriched to come and support Wymondham Town Football Club in their match against Loddon, kick off 2.30pm. This match was meant to a joyous occasion in the fact that it is the first game at home since the club staved off Council eviction from Les King's beloved Kings Head Meadow.
The match has now taken on a very different meaning and we would sincerely hope that we can get 400-500 Norfolk people to attend this match to show their appreciation of everything Les did for local football, at the club where he was Life President. A special programme will be available and we sincerely hope that as many people will attend as possible to show exactly what this giant of a man meant to Wymondham, it's Football Club and it's residents. A minute silence followed by a minutes applause to celebrate the great man's work, will be held before kick off as a mark of respect.
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