This happened to a co-worker of mine a while back when his test application file was marked as suspicious by Sentinel One antivirus and had his internet on his laptop disabled. Today, it happened to me without any suspicious file. Probably suspicious activity, who knows. On Microsoft Edge, it says "Hmmm... your Internet access is blocked.", "Firewall or antivirus software may have blocked the connection", and "ERR_NETWORK_ACCESS_DENIED". So, I worked with my IT to uninstall the agent, but uninstalling is not without a fight. Here are the steps that I took: Since it is a Windows 11 machine with Bitlocker, I have to first get the Bitlocker key. From command prompt run: manage-bde -protectors -get C: After I verified it is the same key that the IT has, I saved the key outside of the machine. Then go to system configuration by searching for "sysconfig" or run msconfig. Under "boot" tab, check the "Safe boot" option, then click ...
After I installed Microsoft.Extensions.ApiDescription.Server package, I encountered the following error message when I attempted to generate OpenAPI documents at build-time on .NET 9. Missing required option '--project' The command "dotnet "..."" exited with code 1 Apparently, it was due to end slash on my attempt to change the output directory. On my csproj file, I have the following entry: <PropertyGroup> <OpenApiDocumentsDirectory>../directory/</OpenApiDocumentsDirectory> </PropertyGroup> It works correctly after I removed the end slash: <PropertyGroup> <OpenApiDocumentsDirectory>../directory</OpenApiDocumentsDirectory> </PropertyGroup>
So, I have to launch Opensearch in ECS. And I need to add persistent storage. The container ran fine but it threw AccessDeniedException. And even though the container ran, my application was unable to connect to it. After few tries, I found out that it is due to the permission of the directory where the data are supposed to reside. The container runs in ECS on EC2. The path, in this case, I use /usr/share/opensearch/data on EC2 is owned by root, but the container runs as ec2-user. So, I had to update the user data field on the launch template (since I used ASG) to include the following commands: mkdir -p /usr/share/opensearch/data sudo chown 1000:1000 /usr/share/opensearch/data That fixed the exception and the reachability issue.
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