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The Magnetic Tower of Hanoi Uri Levy Atlantium Technologies, Har-Tuv Industrial Park, Israel Abstract In this work I study a modified Tower of Hanoi puzzle, which I term Magnetic Tower of Hanoi (MToH). The original Tower of Hanoi puzzle, invented by the French mathematician Edouard Lucas in 1883, spans "base 2". That is – the number of moves of disk number k is 2^(k-1), and the total number of moves required to solve the puzzle with N disks is 2^N - 1. In the MToH puzzle, each disk has two distinct-color sides, and disks must be flipped and placed so that no sides of the same color meet. I show here that the MToH puzzle spans "base 3" - the number of moves required to solve an N+1 disk puzzle is essentially three times larger than he number of moves required to solve an N disk puzzle. The MToH comes in 3 flavors which differ in the rules for placing a disk on a free post and therefore differ in the possible evolutions of the Tower states towards a puzzle solution. I analyze here algorithms for minimizing the number of steps required to solve the MToH puzzle in its different versions. Thus, while the colorful Magnetic Tower of Hanoi puzzle is rather challenging, its inherent freedom nurtures mathematics with remarkable elegance.- 1 -

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To parse an URL, you could simply provide the URL as astring to the parse() method in UriParser which returns an instance of Urithat has been generated from the parsed URL.For example:parse(' $uri->getHost(); // Outputs 'www.example.com'">require 'vendor/autoload.php';$parser = new \Riimu\Kit\UrlParser\UriParser();$uri = $parser->parse(' $uri->getHost(); // Outputs 'www.example.com'Alternatively, you can just skip using the UriParser completely and simplyprovide the URL as a constructor parameter to the Uri:getHost(); // Outputs 'www.example.com'">require 'vendor/autoload.php';$uri = new \Riimu\Kit\UrlParser\Uri(' $uri->getHost(); // Outputs 'www.example.com'The main difference between using the parse() method and the constructor isthat the parse() method will return a null if the provided URL is not avalid url, while the constructor will throw an InvalidArgumentException.To retrieve different types of information from the URL, the Uri classprovides various different methods to help you. Here is a simple example as anoverview of the different available methods:parse(' $uri->getScheme() . PHP_EOL; // outputs: httpecho $uri->getUsername() . PHP_EOL; // outputs: janeecho $uri->getPassword() . PHP_EOL; // outputs: pass123echo $uri->getHost() . PHP_EOL; // outputs: www.example.comecho $uri->getTopLevelDomain() . PHP_EOL; // outputs: comecho $uri->getPort() . PHP_EOL; // outputs: 8080echo $uri->getStandardPort() . PHP_EOL; // outputs: 80echo $uri->getPath() . PHP_EOL; // outputs: /site/index.phpecho $uri->getPathExtension() . PHP_EOL; // outputs: phpecho $uri->getQuery() . PHP_EOL; // outputs: action=login&prev=indexecho $uri->getFragment() . PHP_EOL; // outputs: formprint_r($uri->getPathSegments()); // [0 => 'site', 1 => 'index.php']print_r($uri->getQueryParameters()); // ['action' => 'login', 'prev' => 'index']">require 'vendor/autoload.php';$parser = new \Riimu\Kit\UrlParser\UriParser();$uri = $parser->parse(' $uri->getScheme() . PHP_EOL; // outputs: httpecho $uri->getUsername() . PHP_EOL; // outputs: janeecho $uri->getPassword() . PHP_EOL; // outputs: pass123echo $uri->getHost() . PHP_EOL; // outputs: www.example.comecho $uri->getTopLevelDomain() . PHP_EOL; // outputs: comecho $uri->getPort() . PHP_EOL; // outputs: 8080echo $uri->getStandardPort() . PHP_EOL; // outputs: 80echo $uri->getPath() . PHP_EOL; // outputs: /site/index.phpecho $uri->getPathExtension() . PHP_EOL; // outputs: phpecho $uri->getQuery() . PHP_EOL; // outputs: action=login&prev=indexecho $uri->getFragment() . PHP_EOL; // outputs: formprint_r($uri->getPathSegments()); // [0 => 'site', 1 => 'index.php']print_r($uri->getQueryParameters()); // ['action' => 'login', 'prev' => 'index']The Uri component also provides various methods for modifying the URL, whichallows you to construct new URLs from separate components or modify existingones. Note that the Uri component is an immutable value object, which meansthat each of the modifying methods return a new Uri instance instead ofmodifying the existing one. Here is a simple example of constructing an URLfrom it's components:withScheme('http') ->withUserInfo('jane', 'pass123') ->withHost('www.example.com') ->withPort(8080) ->withPath('/site/index.php') ->withQueryParameters(['action' => 'login', 'prev' => 'index']) ->withFragment('form');// Outputs: $uri;">require 'vendor/autoload.php';$uri = (new \Riimu\Kit\UrlParser\Uri()) ->withScheme('http') ->withUserInfo('jane', 'pass123') ->withHost('www.example.com') ->withPort(8080) ->withPath('/site/index.php') ->withQueryParameters(['action' => 'login', 'prev' => 'index']) ->withFragment('form');// Outputs: $uri;As can be seen from the previous example, the Uri component also provides a__toString() method that provides the URL as a string.Retrieving InformationHere is the list of methods that the Uri component provides for retrievinginformation from the URL:getScheme() returns the scheme from the URL or an empty string if the URLhas no scheme.getAuthority() returns

Overview This guide will show you how you can run your site as a IP in webuzo.NOTE: This is possible for one user per domain only.Procedure You can write custom.conf and then upload it in /usr/local/apps/apache2/etc/conf.d/ directory.# Replcae IP with your servers IP. #For example : 192.198.129.120 # Replace USERNAME with the webuzo user you want to serve directory of.# Replace PHP_VERSION with the Installed and running php version of Webuzo. #For example : php81 or php73 or php74 and so on. ServerName IP DocumentRoot /home/USERNAME/public_html SecRuleEngine On SuexecUserGroup USERNAME USERNAME RMode config RUidGid USERNAME USERNAME SetHandler "proxy:unix:/usr/local/apps/PHP_VERSION/var/fpm-USERNAME.sock|fcgi://localhost" ErrorLog /usr/local/apps/apache2/logs/IP.err CustomLog /usr/local/apps/apache2/logs/IP.log combined You can write custom.conf and then upload it in /usr/local/apps/nginx/etc/conf.d/ directory.# Replcae IP with your servers IP. #For example : 192.198.129.120 # Replace USERNAME with the webuzo user you want to serve directory of.# Replace PHP_VERSION with the Installed and running php version of Webuzo. #For example : php81 or php73 or php74 and so on.server { listen IP:80; server_name IP; # The Document Root root /home/USERNAME/public_html; set $fpmsocket /usr/local/apps/PHP_VERSION/var/fpm-USERNAME.sock; location ~ (\.php|phtml|shtml|/)$ { try_files $uri $uri/index.php $uri/index.php8 $uri/index.php7 $uri/index.php5 $uri/index.perl $uri/index.pl $uri/index.plx $uri/index.ppl $uri/index.cgi $uri/index.jsp $uri/index.jp $uri/index.phtml $uri/index.shtml $uri/index.xhtml $uri/index.html $uri/index.htm $uri/index.js; fastcgi_pass unix:$fpmsocket; fastcgi_param SCRIPT_FILENAME $document_root$fastcgi_script_name; fastcgi_param SCRIPT_NAME $fastcgi_script_name; include fastcgi_params; } error_log /usr/local/apps/nginx/var/log/IP.err; access_log /usr/local/apps/nginx/var/log/IP.log main; #webmail access from /webmail location ^~ /webmail { proxy_set_header Host $host; proxy_set_header Connection keep-alive; proxy_set_header X-Original-URI $request_uri; rewrite ^/webmail$ /webmail/ permanent; proxy_pass }}

Entry file, the example.dtd resolves through the publicId property. See System Reference for an example of creating a CatalogResolver object. URI Reference Use a uri entry to find a desired resource. The URI type entries, including uri, rewriteURI, and uriSuffix, can be used in a similar way as the system type entries. Using URI Entries While the XML Catalog Standard gives a preference to the system type entries for resolving DTD references, and uri type entries for everything else, the Java XML Catalog API doesn’t make that distinction. This is because the specifications for the existing Java XML Resolvers, such as XMLResolver and LSResourceResolver, doesn’t give a preference. The uri type entries, including uri, rewriteURI, and uriSuffix, can be used in a similar way as the system type entries. The uri elements are defined to associate an alternate URI reference with a URI reference. In the case of system reference, this is the systemId property. You may therefore replace the system entry with a uri entry in the following example, although system entries are more generally used for DTD references. A uri entry would look like the following: While system entries are frequently used for DTDs, uri entries are preferred for URI references such as XSD and XSL import and include. The next example uses a uri entry to resolve a XSL import. As described in XML Catalog API Interfaces, the XML Catalog API defines the CatalogResolver interface that extends Java XML Resolvers including EntityResolver, XMLResolver, URIResolver, and LSResolver. Therefore, a CatalogResolver object can be used by SAX, DOM, StAX, Schema Validation, as well as XSLT Transform. The following code creates a CatalogResolver object with default feature settings: CatalogResolver cr = CatalogManager.catalogResolver(CatalogFeatures.defaults(), catalogUri);The code then registers this CatalogResolver object on a TransformerFactory class where a URIResolver object is expected: TransformerFactory