Same situation as following question: google drive api, javascript list files returns nothing I needed to add to the scope the path 'drive' at authorizing, I had only drive.file which is intent to create/edit files only. The weird thing is that the API returns deleted files when you don't have permissions to view files, I think it's a bug in the API (a serious one). Post this bug on google drive: https://productforums.google.com/forum/#!searchin/drive/security$20issue$20permission$20view/drive/pupjKxTz9FU/cUarGIl_Ah0J

I think some of the directory names in %path% contain spaces and since %path% is not enclosed within ""( double quotes), the script is unable to find the exe . You may also want to include a log file so that it becomes easier to debug in case of any errors. Try this: set baseFolder=%~dp0 start "%baseFolder%office6wpp.exe" > "%baseFolder%batchRunLog.log"

Most flash file systems will have built-in wear leveling systems, so that the same section of flash isn't used over and over again. And appending shouldn't be a problem as (I hope) the will not "wear" on writing new data when it stores the information - you only get wear on "erase" cycles, which only happens when you delete the file [and the sectors the file was in needs to be rewritten with new data - no point in erasing the content if it's not going to be replaced]. And to answer your actual question, it is better to use append mode than to write another new file. At least you are not "wearing" the part of the file that has already been written - and fragmentation shouldn't be a problem when it comes to flash - it takes exactly the same amount of time to access byte 0, 1, 1000 and 10

With plain Java NIO: public static void main(final String[] args) { // This will give u all Root Directories. Like: C:, D:, ... final Iterable<Path> rootDirs = FileSystems.getDefault().getRootDirectories(); for (final Path rootDir : rootDirs) { if (rootDir.startsWith("C:") == false) continue; // This will loop through every of this root directories try (DirectoryStream<Path> stream = Files.newDirectoryStream(rootDir)) { for (final Path file : stream) { System.out.println(file.getFileName()); } } catch (IOException | DirectoryIteratorException x) { System.err.println(x); } } }

I tested your code and it runs properly for me. The only way I could reproduce your error is by running it with an unmapped drive (Changed to z: ext.txt which is not mapped). Make sure that the computer RUNNING the program has the specified mapped drive on their computer. Just because the program may reside on a server and the server has the required mapped drives, doesn't mean that the clients running the program have the same mapped drives.

How is your kernel/initramfs build ? Is it Buildroot or ptxdist or similar tool ? You need to know what is done during the compilation/build phase, maybe there is a skeleton elsewhere and you need to add your flash dir into this skeleton.

Nice question :), I'm having exactly the same at moment. I'm not sure if this is the correct answer but I hope it helps and I would appreciate feedback as well. I've googled around and found that registering the per user daemon as a dbus service is an elegant solution. dbus could make sure that the service runs just once. no need for a pidfile. Another solution (my current) would be to create the PID file in a directory like: $HOME/.yourdaemon/pid After your comment I realized, that you cannot write to home. I would suggest to look into dbus Update I have an idea. What if you are using /tmp, but looking for a pidfile which is called yourdaemon.pid.UNIQUE_KEY and is owned by the daemon's user? This should work fine. UNIQUE_KEY should be random generated (preferred is using tempnam a

I would leave it in MainWindow.xaml.cs. If you need to overwrite WndProc it's tightly related anyway and it belongs to some "system interface" which normally doesn't belong to your view-model or model. Also, there's nothing wrong with using code behind. Well, it may be only a personal opinion.

It can not be guaranteed this is possible unless you have high enough system privileges that you can change the global path. There is really no way around this on most computers that you do not own, which I imagine is the main purpose. In those cases when you have enough privileges (it is worth a try some systems still allow this for regular users but many others do not) you can use: setx PATH "%path%;yourpath" edit and ps: You can figure out the drive letter without input, if you know the disk label, with something like this: @echo off set label=DRIVENAME set cmd=WMIC logicaldisk WHERE volumename^^="%label%" GET caption FOR /F "tokens=1" %%G IN ('%cmd% ^| find ":"')DO set pydrive=%%G echo %pydrive%pathtopython rem do your stuff here the idle started inside the batch will inherit

Try the I18n.t helper flash[:error] = t('.my_message') Or, if that doesn't work, use full path: flash[:error] = t('post.show.my_message')

TFS stores it's data in SQL Server. So wherever SQL Server hosts it's data files (MDF/LDF) is where the TFS data will be located. Note: You don't have to "install" SQL to your data drive, you just have to make sure it's configured to place the SQL Server data files there. If your databases have already been created you can also move the existing data files using SSMS.

You should take a look at Google Spreadsheet API 3.0. It supports JAVA which you can use in your Android application.

I would try to put the file in the jar as a resource, retrieve an inputstream to it with Class.getResourceAsStream() and write the stream to a File. BTW, interesting idea to include .exe as resource in jar. But they only run on Windows, so how provide the same functions on other operating systems?

You seem to be setting the mime type in the File object, but you need to set it in the FileContent object. When you create your file content, you can try passing in the type in the constructor new FileContent("image/jpeg", localFile); or using the method setType("image/jpeg"); but in your mediaContent instance, not in your body instance.

What you see is the visual bell and yes, the colors are reverted. See :help 'visualbell'. To disable it, put that line in your ~/.gvimrc: set vb t_vb=

The documentation you linked has the answer: string SerialNumber; uint32 Signature; Your management object will have those properties in it. If you're getting null for those values then the problem is that you're using a version of Windows that doesn't support them. SerialNumber ... Windows Server 2003 and Windows XP: This property is not available. In which case you have to use the Signature property, but this requires XP SP3 I believe.

Please follow our instructions in the Build wiki page. I recommend you to use NuGet to get the 3rd party packages (including Microsoft.Net.Http package)

That would be os.path.relpath(): >>> import os >>> filename = "C:/test/media/blog_images/2013/06/15/yay.gif" >>> blog_images = "C:/test/media/blog_images/" >>> os.path.relpath(filename, blog_images) '2013\06\15\yay.gif'

For anyone else having this problem, I was talking to people from beanstalk and it seems that I was just doing it wrong. I was trying to use the repository for version control and hosting the assets when really subversion repositories should only be used for backing up your files and versioning. I went with Amazon S3 which is basically exactly what I was looking for, a spot "in the internet" where I could drop my swf, xml, image, sound files and have a path generated for my games to reference. It ended up looking something like this: _xmlPath = "https://s3.amazonaws.com/xmlFiles/1234235/explosion_guy.xml";

The Java NIO API can do this, and is already platform independent http://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/essential/io/notification.html

Network file system, using PHP and MongoDB http://verens.com/2014/11/06/distributed-file-storage-using-php-and-mongodb/

I need to invoke scripts.py of /home/ubuntu in the jail with restricted jail user, You said that scripts.py is located in /home/ubuntu/online_judge, which is NOT in the /Jail. So, either you have the jail user restricted to /Jail or not. If the restricted jail user should execute online_judge/scripts.py you'd have to make it accessible somewhere under /Jail. The Jail user should never be able to access any of the /home/ubuntu files except input_output/input*txt which i can give then execute permission Hardlinks may help, e.g. "ln /home/ubuntu/online_judge/scripts.py /Jail/scripts.py", now the restricted jail user has access to scripts.py via /Jail/scripts.py. Be sure to restrict write-access to that file, otherwise s/he would modify both "copies".

The problem I was having is that the Input Stream was empty. I was copying the stream to a MemoryStream earlier: MemoryStream memStream = new MemoryStream(); using (Stream s = file.PostedFile.InputStream) { s.CopyTo(memStream); } In the case of xml docs, this wasn't necessary (it was being used for excel), so I simply only did this if the uploaded file was xls or xlsx.

So there is definitely something wrong with the XML formatting. It passed the XML validator's, I used three different ones, but I still can not get the older code to work. I used my source control to pull back an older version and it still doesn't run. I am leaning towards blaming Visual Studio now, I am running the 2013 preview and that's the only variable I did not test. I do want to find a way to make the older method work so if anyone has something that hasn't already been tried happy to keep going. This method takes a significant longer time to load in terms of user experience. I did get it working. Here is what I had to resort to as far as reading the XML. try { XDocument xdoc = XDocument.Load("cards.xml"); var cards = from c in xdoc.Descendants("

One option would be to do this somewhat sensitive "su" work in a background process that is disconnected from the web. Likely running via cron, this script would take the root owned log files, possibly change them to a format that the web-side code could deal with easily like loading them into a database, or merely unzipping them and placing them into a different location with slightly more laxed permissions. Then the web-side code could easily have access to the data without having to jump through the "su" hoops. From my perspective this plan does not seem to violate your contractual rules. The web server config, permissions, etc remain intact.

I solved it myself, kind of an strange error, but oh well. I had to press the cross icon that says "Remove Launch" and "Remove All Terminated Launches" next to the stop icon in the console tab. I even restarted my PC, tried project>clean, and restarted Flash Builder several times but only that fixed it. I leave this here just in case anyone meets the same error.

typeof(T) returns a Type object that has meta information about the class that is represented by T. SomeMethod is looking for an object that extends IExportable, so you probably want to create an object that is a T which extends IExportable. You have a few options to do this. The most straight forward option may be to add the new constraint on your generic paramter and use T's default constructor. //Notice that I've added the generic paramters A and T. It looks like you may //have missed adding those parameters or you have specified too many types. public static A SomeAction<A, B, T>(IList<T> data) where T : IExportable, new() { T tType = new T(); IList<B> BLists = SomeMethod(tType); //... } I've explicitly stated the type of tType to better illustrat

I presume you are referencing the group base.group_tool_manager in your code or in a module you depend on. A quick search of my OpenERP 7 install shows this group is added by the subscription module so if you are going to use this group, you need to add a dependency to the subscription module in your module's __openerp__.py depends list.

You need to remove "xmlns" from the list of "exclude-result-prefixes" here, as it is not actually a namespace prefix at all. It is a reserved word used to declare namespaces. <xsl:stylesheet version="1.0" xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform" xmlns:msxsl="urn:schemas-microsoft-com:xslt" xmlns:ms="urn:schemas-microsoft-com:xslt" exclude-result-prefixes="#default msxsl user ms xsl"> From the looks of it, you may need to remove 'user' too.

No, you it doesn't seem like you can convert from com.google.api.services.drive.model.File to java.io.File. But it should still be possible to generate a multipart-form POST request using your data in Drive. So the com.google.api.services.drive.model.File class is used for storing metadata about the file. It's not storing the file contents. If you want to read the contents of your file into memory, this code snippet from the Drive documentation shows how to do it. Once the file is in memory, you can do whatever you want with it. /** * Download the content of the given file. * * @param service Drive service to use for downloading. * @param file File metadata object whose content to download. * @return String representation of file content. String is returned here * b

You need to redirect the output of the FTP command. Check for a succesful message and act upon it. I can't provide an exact script, because it will depend on the FTP command you actually use, but the idea is like this. echo open Host Name >%temp%ftpin.txt echo user_name >>%temp%ftpin.txt echo password >>%temp%ftpin.txt echo put user_input.csv >>%temp%ftpin.txt echo bye >>%temp%ftpin.txt ftp -n -s:%temp%ftpin.txt >%temp%ftpout.txt for /f "tokens=* skip=9" %%a in (ftpout.txt) do ( if "%%a"=="226 Transfer complete." ( del user_input.csv ) ) EDIT: You will have to adjust your BAT to the actual output of your FTP script. Probably you will need to change the "skip" parameter of the FOR command.

Use FieldInfo.GetValue() method: listPt.Add((Point)field.GetValue(this));

This is not working because fnTest() is not declared in the "View", but in its "data". It works using: self.views()[1].data.fnTest() See here: http://jsfiddle.net/LJBqp/

You have the array of FileReferences, and you do not have an array of progress bars. So, to answer your questions: To add a set of progress bars, declare a class (say a MovieClip base, but a Sprite can do), name it say MyProgressBar, define visuals etc, define a function that will adjust it, and add an instance of it to a set like this: var myBars:Vector.<MyProgressBar>; function fileSelectHandler(event:Event):void { for (var i:int=0;i<fileRef.fileList.length;i++){ ++totalFiles; var myNextBar:MyProgressBar=new MyProgressBar(); myNextBar.y=i*MyProgressBar.theHeight; myBarHandler.addChild(myNextBar); myBars.push(myNextBar); uploadSingleFile(fileRef.fileList[i]); } } This way each element in fileRef.fileList will

The assembly cannot be located due to a HintPath declaration in your .csproj file: <Reference Include="System.Data.SQLite, Version=1.0.88.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=db937bc2d44ff139, processorArchitecture=x86"> <HintPath>E:Developer SoftSQLitesqlite-netFx20-binary-bundle-Win32-2005-1.0.88.0System.Data.SQLite.dll</HintPath> </Reference> It works on your machine, because you really have the .dll at that location. However, the other person may want to use the System.Data.SQLite.dll file you placed in the root of the repository. Since that is one level up from the .csproj, you can use a relative path, like this: <Reference Include="System.Data.SQLite, Version=1.0.88.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=db937bc2d44ff139, processorArchitecture=x86"> &l

As Sayse suggested, you might try setting the %TEMP% environment variable when your app launches. Environment.SetEnvironmentVariable("TEMP", "<dir>");

According to the documentation, Files.copy() requires at least one of the following three permissions: https://www.googleapis.com/auth/drive: "View and manage the files and documents in your Google Drive" which is the one you want to avoid https://www.googleapis.com/auth/drive.file: "View and manage Google Drive files that you have opened or created with this app." Which means you can freely create any file but only open the files your app created. You can only copy a file you created, but you cannot copy any other files even if it is public. https://www.googleapis.com/auth/drive.appdata: "View and manage its own configuration data in your Google Drive" Which only lets you control your application-specific Appdata folder which is probably not what you want. You can only copy a file with

How about write your own profiling tool using a wrapper? See GCC -wrapper: -wrapper Invoke all subcommands under a wrapper program. The name of the wrapper program and its parameters are passed as a comma separated list.

You should do any code that could take a long time such as I/O or network activity on a different thread. In your situation your file retrieval would be best done within an ASyncTask. The reason for this warning is because when your code is being executed to retrieve the file from Drive, the code will block until the file retrieval has completed, this means that nothing else within the program will be able to respond, i.e. GUI will not update and input from the user trying to do stuff with the GUI will not be registered. After a few seconds, if the file retrieval still isn't complete, then the user will be presented with an ANR (Application Not Responding) message. This will either give the user the choice of waiting, if their patient, or most likely force closing your app.

Domain-wide delegation simplifies the authentication portion for your app but you'll still need to auth as each user to get their files and changes. It may be possible for your app to "grab" all files and make itself (or a special user) the owner, then you just have one user account to scan but the "grab" process would still need to run at regular intervals to find new files created or uploaded by end users. I believe most apps that need to scan content at this level do it via cron jobs or AppEngine task queues which make it easy to chunk up the scans throughout the day. Generally they expect to scan each user account once every 24 hours or so.