vania-janet/multiturn-rag-retrieval-data huggingface dataset:
This error occurs when the value that you specified for the enroll secret is not valid for the enroll ID that you selected in the Generate organization admin certificate section of the panel.

 How to fix it 

Verify that you have selected the correct organization admin enroll ID from enroll ID drop down list and enter the correct value for the enroll secret.





 Why am I getting the error An error occurred when updating channel when I try to add an organization to my channel? 

 What’s happening 

When you attempt to add another organization to a channel, the update fails with the message An error occurred when updating channel.

 Why it’s happening 

This error occurs when the selected Channel Updater MSP ID on the Update channel panel is not an admin of the channel.

 How to fix it 

On the Update channel panel, scroll down to the Channel Updater MSP ID and select the MSP ID that was specified when the channel was created or specify the MSP ID that is the admin of the channel.





 When I log in to my console, why am I getting a 401 Unauthorized error? 

 What’s happening 

When I try to log in to my console, I am unable to access the console from my browser. If I check the browser logs, I can find the error 401 unauthorized.

 Why it’s happening 

Your browser console session times out after 8 hours of inactivity. If a session becomes inactive, the console will prevent the inactive user from performing any actions.

If your session has become inactive, you can try simply refreshing your browser. If that does not work, close the browser including all tabs and windows. Open the URL again. You will be required to log in.

As a best practice, you should have already stored your certificates and identities on your file system. If you happen to be using an incognito window, all the certificates are deleted from the browser local storage when you close the browser. After you log in again you will need to re-import your identities and certificates.





 Why am I getting a Cluster linking is taking too long error when I try to link my Kubernetes cluster in IBM Cloud to my IBM Blockchain Platform service instance? 

 What’s happening
On the Event Subscriptions page in Slack, find the Subscribe to Bot Events section. Click Add Bot User Event, and then select the event types you want to subscribe to. You must select at least one of the following types:



* message.im: Listens for message events that are posted in a direct message channel.
* app_mention: Listens for only message events that mention your app or bot.

Choose the app_mention entry in normal font, not the app_mention entry that is in bold font.



18. Click Save Changes.
19. Optional: To add support for showing buttons, menus, and disambiguation options in the Slack app, go to the Interactive Components tab and enable the feature. Paste your request URL in the provided text entry field, and then click Enable Interactive Components.







 Dialog considerations 

The rich responses that you add to a dialog are displayed in a Slack channel as expected, with the following exceptions:



* Connect to human agent: This response type is ignored.
* Image: This response type embeds an image in the response. A title and description are displayed before the image. Slack will automatically show a preview of the image.
* Audio: This response type embeds audio from various file formats in the response. A title and description are displayed before the attachment. Slack will automatically show a preview of the content for supported formats.
* Video: This response type embeds a native video from various file formats in the response. A title and description are displayed before the attachment. Slack will automatically show a preview of the content for supported formats.
* iframe This response type is not supported.
* Option: This response type shows a list of options that the user can choose from.



* After a user clicks one of the options, the choices disappear and are replaced by the user input that is generated by the user's choice. If you include multiple response types in a single response, position the option response type last. Otherwise, the output might contain a mix of responses and user inputs that can confuse the user.
* If the options are displayed in a drop-down list, then each option value must be 75 characters or fewer in length.
In From, enter the email address that you want users to receive your emails from.
2. In Sender name, enter the name that you want associated with the "From" email.
3. In Reply-to, enter the email address where you want to receive any replies to the email.



6. Click Test to try your configuration with a test email.
7. Click Save to enable your configuration.







 Configuring a custom provider with the API 

You can use the Cloud Directory [management APIs](https://us-south.appid.cloud.ibm.com/swagger-ui//Management%20API%20-%20Config/mgmt.set_cloud_directory_email_dispatcher) to configure your custom email sender.

To see an example, check out the blog [Using your own provider for mail that is sent with App ID](https://www.ibm.com/cloud/blog/use-ibm-cloud-app-id-and-your-email-provider-to-brand-mails-sent-to-app-users).



1. Configure an extension point that can listen for a POST request. The endpoint must be able to:



* Read the payload that comes from App ID.
* Send the email from your custom provider.
* Optionally, [validate](https://cloud.ibm.com/docs/appid?topic=appid-token-validationlocal-validation) the JSON payload that is returned by App ID was not altered by a third party in any way. A string that is formatted as {"jws": "jws-format-string"} is returned that contains your tenant ID, the issuer of your JWS token, the timestamp of when the message was sent, a unique transaction ID, and the actual message information that includes your sender details and email body content.



Your extension point might look similar to the following example:

const sgMail = require('@sendgrid/mail');
const {promisify} = require('bluebird');
(Optional) Click Additional peers to endorse commit transactions to select or deselect any available additional peers that you need to approve this smart contract definition.



At this point, you smart contract is now "committed" on the channel. If you have changed your smart contract code and then repackaged it, you can use the deploy view and follow the same steps as above to upgrade the smart contract definition that you have deployed to the network.







 Deploying your smart contract (channel application capability V1) 

Follow these steps if you have a channel that is configured with the application capability v1.x and a smart contract package that is in .cds format.

To launch the deploy view:



1. Check that you are connected to the network in the Fabric Environments pane.
2. Expand the channel that you want to deploy your smart contract to.
3. Click + Deploy smart contract.



There are three steps to deploying a smart contract using the deploy view.



 Step 1: Choose a smart contract to deploy 



1. Use the dropdown to select the smart contract package that you want to deploy.
2. Click Next to proceed.







 Step 2: Configure smart contract deployment 



1. (Optional) Enter a customendorsement policyin the appropriate input field.
2. (Optional) Select Add file to browse to your collection configuration file if your smart contract uses private data, such as the Private Data Contract example.
3. Click Next to proceed.







 Step 3: Deploy 



1. Click Deploy to automatically install and instantiate (or upgrade) the smart contract on all of the networks peers.
2. (Optional) Enter the function name to call on instantiation/upgrade.
3. (Optional) Enter the function arguments to call on instantiation/upgrade.



At this point, you smart contract is now instantiated on the channel. If you have changed your smart contract code and then repackaged it, you can use the deploy view and follow the same steps as above to upgrade the smart contract that you have deployed to the network.







 Interacting with your smart contract
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--name <new_subscription_name> Enter the new name of the subscription. 
 --group <cluster_group_name> Enter the name of the cluster group where you want to deploy your Kubernetes resources. 
 --repository <repository_value> Enter the remote repository to use for this Satellite subscription. 
 --gitref-type <type_value> Enter the type of Git ref to use for this Satellite subscription. Valid values are branch, commit, tag, and release. 
 --gitref <gitref_value> Enter the Git ref to use for this Satellite subscription. 
 --path <path_value> Enter the path to the files in the remote repository to use for this Satellite subscription. 
 -f Force the command to run without user prompts. 
 -q Do not show the message of the day or update reminders. 



Example output

Are you sure you want to update the subscription <subscription_name>? [y/N]y
OK
Subscription f6114bd5-f71e-4335-b034-ca45fa3cab81 was successfully updated.
2. Follow step 5 in [Creating Satellite configurations from the console](https://cloud.ibm.com/docs/satellite?topic=satellite-setup-clusters-satconfig) to review the rollout status of your Kubernetes resources.
curl -X PUT '/case-management/v1/cases/{case_number}/resources' -H 'Authorization: TOKEN' -d '{
"crn": "296878",
"note": "This resource does not work"
}'

AddResourceOptions addResourceOptions = new AddResourceOptions.Builder()
.caseNumber(caseNumber)
.crn(resourceCrn)
.note("This resource is the service that is having the problem.")
.build();

Response<Resource> response = service.addResource(addResourceOptions).execute();
Resource resource = response.getResult();

System.out.println(resource);

resource = case_management_service.add_resource(
case_number=case_number,
crn=resource_crn,
note='This resource is the service that is having the problem.',
).get_result()

print(json.dumps(resource, indent=2))

addResourceOptions := caseManagementService.NewAddResourceOptions(
caseNumber,
)
addResourceOptions.SetCRN(resourceCRN)
addResourceOptions.SetNote("This resource is the service that is having the problem.")

resource, response, err := caseManagementService.AddResource(addResourceOptions)
if err != nil {
panic(err)
}
b, _ := json.MarshalIndent(resource, "", " ")
fmt.Println(string(b))

const params = {
caseNumber: caseNumber,
crn: resourceCrn,
note: 'This resource is the service that is having the problem.',
};

caseManagementService.addResource(params)
Why can't I validate or publish my software? 

If the files in your source repository were changed after you imported your software, you might not be able to validate your product or access it in your private catalog.

  What’s happening 

You imported your software package as a .tgz file from the Software tab in Partner Center, but you can't validate it. In your Schematics logs, the following message is displayed:

> Error: Failed SHA validation, reload version to update the Digest

When you access your product in the private catalog, the following message is also displayed:

> Package required: We couldn't find the URL for your package. Verify that the package exists and that the access secret is valid.

  Why it’s happening 

These errors typically occur because the contents of your software package were changed after you imported the package.

  How to fix it 

Reset the software package by reloading the version of your software that you're trying to onboard. For more information, see [Reloading a software version](https://cloud.ibm.com/docs/sell?topic=sell-software-reload).
2022/05/31 12:19:31 Terraform apply | ],
2022/05/31 12:19:31 Terraform apply | "X-Content-Type-Options": [
2022/05/31 12:19:31 Terraform apply | "nosniff"
2022/05/31 12:19:31 Terraform apply | ],
2022/05/31 12:19:31 Terraform apply | "X-Request-Id": [
2022/05/31 12:19:31 Terraform apply | "ecxxxxe-8900-4e46-a0f5-aec827c4369e"
2022/05/31 12:19:31 Terraform apply | ],
2022/05/31 12:19:31 Terraform apply | "X-Xss-Protection": [
2022/05/31 12:19:31 Terraform apply | "1; mode=block"
2022/05/31 12:19:31 Terraform apply | ]
2022/05/31 12:19:31 Terraform apply | }

 Why it’s happening 

When Schematics runs your script or template on the target resource during the execution, the Schematics cannot resolve errors that occur in user-provided scripts, the apply action is marked as failed.

 How to fix it 

Follow the steps to troubleshoot the error in your Schematics Workspaces:



* From the Schematics Workspaces settings, select the Schematics apply action that failed.
* Click Jobs to see the detailed log output.
* In the log file, find the last action that Schematics started before the error occurs.
* From the Schematics Workspaces settings page, and edit the create_endpoint_gateway default value from true to false. By setting, true you create a VPE endpoint gateway for Schematics and set false if no endpoint gateway is needed.
On the Subscription page, specify your repository URL, repository visibility, Git ref details, path to your file or directory, and cluster group to deploy to.



Subscription screen fields

 Field Description 

 Repository URL Enter the remote repository to use for this Satellite subscription. 
 Repository visibility Select whether this repository is public or private. 
 Git ref type Select the type of Git ref to use for this Satellite subscription. Valid values are Branch, Tag, Commit, and Release. 
 Branch/Tag/Commit/Release name Enter the Git ref to use for this Satellite subscription. 
 Path Enter the path to the files in the remote repository to use for this Satellite subscription. 
 Subscription name Enter a name for your Satellite subscription. The branch/tag/commit/release name is auto filled as the subscription name by default. 
 Cluster group Enter the name of the cluster group where you want to deploy your Kubernetes resources. 



6. On the Summary page, confirm that the displayed information is correct and then click Complete.







 Creating Satellite configurations from the CLI 

Use the CLI plug-in for Satellite commands to create a configuration.

To create the configuration:



1. [Set up your clusters to use with Satellite Config](https://cloud.ibm.com/docs/satellite?topic=satellite-setup-clusters-satconfig). This setup includes creating a cluster group and granting Satellite Config access to your clusters.
2. Create a Satellite configuration.

ibmcloud sat config create --name <config_name> [--provider <provider>] [-q]



Understanding this command's components

 Component Description 

 --name <config_name> Enter the name of the Satellite configuration. 
 --provider <provider> Enter remote provider for the Satellite configurations, which stores the definitions of Kubernetes resources to be deployed to your clusters. Valid values are github and gitlab. 
 -q Do not show the message of the day or update reminders. 



Example output

Creating configuration...
OK
If you want to create a new subscription that only has a few details changed, you can use the Duplicate option to auto fill all the fields with properties of the existing subscription and modify the fields that you want to change.
* To delete a subscription, use the Remove option.





 Updating your subscription from the console 

Use the Satellite console to update your configuration.



1. Log in to the [Satellite Config UI](https://cloud.ibm.com/satellite/configuration) with your IBM Cloud credentials.
2. Select the configuration you want to update.
3. Click the overflow menu in the line of the subscription to update and select Edit.
4. On the Edit subscription page, make the changes and click Save.







 Updating your Satellite Config with the CLI 

Use the CLI plug-in for Satellite commands to update your configuration. If you want to update your configuration to use a new file, you can update your subscription to point to the new file.



1. Update the Subscription for your cluster group to use the new Satellite configuration in the remote repository. You only need specify the parameters you want to change.

ibmcloud sat subscription update --subscription <subscription_name> [--name <new_subscription_name>] [--group <cluster_group_name>] [--repository <repository_value>] [--gitref-type <type_value>] [--gitref <gitref_value>] [--path <path_value>] [-f] [-q]



Understanding this command's components

 Component Description 

 --subscription <subscription_value> Enter the name or ID of the subscription to update. 
 --name <new_subscription_name> Enter the new name of the subscription. 
 --group <cluster_group_name> Enter the name of the cluster group where you want to deploy your Kubernetes resources. 
 --repository <repository_value> Enter the remote repository to use for this Satellite subscription. 
 --gitref-type <type_value> Enter the type of Git ref to use for this Satellite subscription. Valid values are branch, commit, tag, and release.
Operate on IBM Cloud Event Notifications subscription.

ibmcloud event-notifications subscription --help



 ibmcloud event-notifications subscription create 



* Action: Create new Subscription.

ibmcloud event-notifications subscription create [--name NAME] [--description DESCRIPTION] [--destination-id DESTINATION-ID] [--topic-id TOPIC-ID] [--attributes ATTRIBUTES] [--instance-id INSTANCE-ID]
* Parameters to provide:

--name NAME (string)
: The name to be set for subscription.

The maximum length is 50 characters. The minimum length is 1 character. The value must match regular expression /[!a-zA-Z 0-9-_/.?:'";,+=@$%^&() ]/.

[--instance-id INSTANCE-ID] (string)
: The unique identifier for IBM Cloud Event Notifications instance.

The maximum length is 36 characters. The minimum length is 36 characters. The value must match regular expression /[a-fA-F0-9]{8}-[a-fA-F0-9]{4}-[a-fA-F0-9]{4}-[a-fA-F0-9]{4}-[a-fA-F0-9]/.

[--description DESCRIPTION] (string)
: The description to be set for subscription.

The default value is ``. The maximum length is 255 characters. The minimum length is 1 character. The value must match regular expression /[!a-zA-Z 0-9-_/.?:'";,+=@$%^&() ]/.

[--destination-id DESTINATION-ID] (string)
: The destination ID to be set for subscription.

The maximum length is 150 characters. The minimum length is 36 characters.
You didn't provide the correct GitHub URL, or you provided a GitHub token, which is not required to clone a public repo. A GitHub access token is only required to access a private repo.

 How to fix it 

Do not provide a GitHub token, and check to see whether the GitHub token was provided in the github_token parameter while creating a workspace by using the public repo.





 Why is IBM Cloud Schematics not able to create a workspace? 

 What’s happening 

Schematics isn't able to create a workspace, and you are seeing the following error message: You don't have the required to create a workspace in any resource groups. You must be assigned the manager role on the Schematics service in at least one resource group. Contact your account administrator for access.

 Why it’s happening 

You don't have the required access to create a workspace in any resource groups. You must be assigned the manager role on the Schematics service in at least one resource group.

 How to fix it 

Contact your account administrator and get assigned with the manager role on the Schematics service in at least one resource group.





 Why is IBM Cloud Schematics not able to provision the cluster and fails with an error message for the symphony_license_confirmation variable? 

 What’s happening 

Schematics isn't able to provision the cluster, and you are seeing the following error message: Error: Invalid value for variable "symphony_license_confirmation"

 Why it’s happening 

You entered a value other than "true" for the property symphony_license_confirmation.

The property symphony_license_confirmation only accepts "true" as a valid value. A "true" value indicates that you have agreed to one of the following two conditions:



1. If you are deploying a production cluster, you have confirmed with your business team that you have enough licenses to deploy the IBM Spectrum LSF on IBM Cloud and that these licenses are covered for use under the International Program License Agreement (IPLA).
2. You are deploying an evaluation cluster with IBM Spectrum LSF on IBM Cloud and agree to abide by the International License Agreement for Evaluation of Program (ILAE).
message the provided token is not authorized





 403 unauthorized error when using the API 

"code":"not_authorized",
"message":"the provided token is not authorized to list floating-ips in this account"
"trace":"b266a31c-b359-4ecb-8b81-a27c1b2cdb7b"







 Locating context-based restriction events in Activity Tracker 

You can use the value of of Trace ID or Reference ID to search in your Activity Tracker instance for the events that are generated by the context-based restrictions service. The requestData.environment section shows the source IP address of the call and other information that you can use to verify why the authorization was denied. The requestData.action and requestData.resource fields can be used determine which underlying resource was denied access.

The following is an example context-based restriction event. Some fields have been removed to improve readability.

{
"level": "critical",
"action": "context-based-restrictions.policy.eval",
"message": "Context based restriction rendered a deny",
"severity": "critical",
"correlationId": "TXID-b266a31c-b359-4ecb-8b81-a27c1b2cdb7b-df2f912c-80a1-422c-8b17-6092651fea00",
"requestData": {
"action": "is.vpc.vpc.create",
"reqOrder": 0,
"environment": {
"attributes": {
"ipAddress": "192.168.0.1",
"networkType": "public"
}
},
"resource": {
"attributes": {
"accountId": "67db3d7ff3f34220b40e2d81480754c9",
"resource": "NEWRESOURCE",
"vpcId": "NEWRESOURCE",