please tell me how to delete these files at one time, it's making unwanted files on the server and the server has been out of space.
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Go the folder and run the command
rm index.html.*
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I've placed a docker compose file project.yaml at the location /etc/project/project.yaml
the file and well as the project directory have the same file permission, i.e. -rxwrxxrwx
but when I run docker-compose
sudo docker-compose -f ./project.yaml up -d
if errors out with the following
Cannot find the file ./project.yaml
I have checked various times and it seems there is no permission issue. Can anyone tell why we have this problem and what would be the solution
Beside using the full path, as commented by quoc9x, double-check your current working directory when you call a command with a relative path ./project.yaml
If you are not in the right folder, that would explain the error message.
I have a batch file to copy data between 2 Disk below:
"C:\Program Files (x86)\WinRAR\WinRAR.exe" a -ag E:\Backup C:\NeedBackup -ms
Maybe use Winrar or 7-zip but they cannot copy folder with Deny for all permission. I want to skip that folder and continue to copy other files.
Anyone help me???
Start WinRAR and click in menu Help on Help topics. On tab Contents open list item Command line mode. Read first the help page Command line syntax.
Next open sublist item Switches and click on item Alphabetic switches list. While reading the list of available switches for GUI version of WinRAR build the command line.
For example:
"%ProgramFiles(x86)%\WinRAR\WinRAR.exe" a -ac -agYYYY-MM-DD -cfg- -ep1 -ibck -inul E:\Backup C:\NeedBackup\
Note 1: Switch -inul implicitly enables -y which is not documented but I know from author of WinRAR and my own tests.
You might use also the switch -dh although I recommend not using it for this backup operation.
By using additionally switch -ao the created backup archive would contain only files with having currently archive attribute set. This means only files added/modified since last backup are added to new archive because of usage of switch -ac in previous backup operation, i.e. creating incremental backup archives instead of always complete backups.
Well, the switch -df could be also used instead of -ac and -ao to create incremental backups. WinRAR deletes only files which could be 100% successfully compressed into the archive.
For details on those switches read their help pages.
Note 2: The command line creates a RAR archive file. For a ZIP file you would need additionally the switch -afzip.
Note 3: 7-Zip has also a help file explaining in detail also the usage from command line with all available commands and switches.
I am trying to create a file named caseexp.sml . Emacs created a backup file of this file when I was working on it at some earlier point, and now when I try to open it as caseexp.sml, emacs opens a #caseexp.sml# file and everytime I try to save it using C-x C-w, emacs saves it as another backup file with another tilde added to its name. Several attempts later, I have only managed to save it as #caseexp.sml"~~~.
How can I avoid creating these "tilde" backup files and save my file simply as caseexp.sml ?
There are a few unexpected behaviors here, so I can't be sure that this is what's going on, but usually what happens is that if files with hashes are left around, it's possible that Emacs crashed while you had unsaved changes. However, usually Emacs should prompt you to run "M-x recover-this-file" to restore changes from the unsaved-changes file (the filename with the hashes) to the actual file, so it's not clear what's going on there. Try fixing this from the command line.
You probably want to cp all the files to another location first, in order to have a backup (I'm assuming a Unix-like OS):
$ cp *caseexp* /tmp
Then delete the extra files while preserving the one with the most recent changes:
$ cp <most recent file with latest changes> caseexp.sml
$ rm \#caseexp*
Hello people
It's my first time using logrotate and I don't know if I'm configuring it in the right way. I'm using it with loggerhead log file in Ubuntu 11.04
Log is under
/log/loggerhead/loggerheadd.log
My configuration file looks like this
/log/loggerhead/loggerheadd.log {
daily
rotate 7
compress
delaycompress
missingok
}
Then I run a force rotation
logrotate -f /etc/logrotate.d/loggerhead
and that change the name of the log file to
/log/loggerhead/loggerheadd.log.1
And didn't create the original file (loggerheadd.log) again, so I couldn't run a new force rotation, because "the file doesn't exist".
So, it's supposed that the application write entries in "loggerheadd.log" but when logrotate run the file will be renamed, so where will be written the log entries? Am I missing something?
Hope you can help me
By default logrotate will just rename your files, so your old file will be gone.
You can either use the create option to create a new file after the old one is used, or copytruncate to copy the original file to one with a new name, then truncate the original. Either option will do what you're asking for (more details on the man page here)
this ones a weird one. For some reason, out of the blue, everytime I create a new project and upload to my server, it wont allow me to edit the paths.php file through FTP.
I accessed the server through command line earlier on today to install a bundle and noticed the paths.php file was green and has a star next to it. Does any one know what this means and is it affecting me from opening this file?
regards
The permission of the file is 755 which mean:
755 = rwx r-x r-x
Owner has Read, Write and Execute
Group has Read and Execute only
Other has Read and Execute only
Viewing the picture, qsradmin is the owner of the file, so he is the only one who can write or edit the file.
In order to change the owner of the file, use chown command like this:
chown NameOfTheUser path.php
For more information checkout Unix File permission