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随钻检测地层压力的方法有（）。 A.参考邻井资料 B.页岩密度法 C.dc指<|endoftext|># Mastermind It's Mastermind. It's not super exciting, but it's Mastermind. Getting Started You should be able to just ruby bin/mastermind. This will start the game. Prerequisites Just Ruby! You don't need any fancy gems or anything, it's just a basic game. Running the tests Just run rspec in the root of the project. There's not much coverage at the moment. Contributing This is mostly just a side project for me to get more familiar with Ruby. Feel free to submit a pull request, but I can't promise I'll be super prompt with getting to it. Versioning This is a very small project. Let's not get too bogged down in versioning. Authors Devin Johnson - Initial work - thedevinscott License This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details <|endoftext|> gopenlogger The easiest way to add a login/logoff capability to your Go applications, and make it securily. Motivation There are many ways to implement login/logout features to an application, and many libraries to do so. The problem is that if you want a simple application without many functionalities, all of them look very complicated, just a tiny part of it will work as you need, and at the end you will end implementing your own version, but you will not trust it. gopenlogger is a simple solution to a simple problem. You have users with login and password, and you want a simple system to avoid unauthorized access to your application. gopenlogger does that, using an MD5 hash for passwords and a list of allowed users. Installation Add the library using the Go command: shell Copy code $ go get github.com/rdok/gopenlogger This will install the source files into the default location and install the gopenlogger binary in $GOPATH/bin directory. Configuration The configuration is done in the gopenlogger.conf file, located in the same directory as the executable or in /etc/gopenlogger.conf The configuration file is a very simple file, one key=value per line, and all lines will be read. You have to set the following keys: password - the MD5 hash for the password. There are many tools online to calculate the MD5 hash. users - the user list, with commas between them secret - a secret string to use as a private key. As it is used to authenticate the cookies that will be sent to the client and then sent back to the server, is a good idea to use a strong string. Example: makefile Copy code password=babe107e09dce86562c95f6a3e0b2424 users=rdok,rdok_tester secret=a_secret_string Example To use the library, you have to initialize the logger with the configuration file path, then you have to wrap the HTTP handler that you want to protect with the logger, and start a server using the http.ListenAndServe function. The server function is very simple, and is available as a command. You just have to specify the port, like this: ruby Copy code $ gopenlogger -port 8080 But of course you can start the server any other way you want, like in the following example: go Copy code package main import ( "net/http" "log" "github.com/rdok/gopenlogger" ) func main() { err := gopenlogger.NewLogger("gopenlogger.conf") if err != nil { log.Fatal(err) } http.Handle("/", gopenlogger.Gopenlogger(http.HandlerFunc(handle))) log.Fatal(http.ListenAndServe(":8080", nil)) } func handle(w http.ResponseWriter, r *http.Request) { w.Write([]byte("gopenlogger example")) } In this example, the "/secret" path will ask for the login and password. As gopen