In my yocto image, it do not support ftp:
ftp: command not found
Is there any recipe that supports ftp?
busybox provides no ftp client. detailed answer is here.
only ftpget and ftpput non-interactive commands are available in busybox.
openembedded provides recipe called: ncftp
"a sophisticated console ftp client"
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This nice article describe very well how to install minishift on Windows, MacOS and RHEL:
Hello World!
Unfortunately, there is no procedure for Fedora, can you provide some guidelines?
It is possible to download the CDK (minishift) binary directly from download page. You just need to be registered.
Next, you should configure your system environment (ie. set up hypervisor driver), take a look here.
Make the downloaded CDK binary executable:
chmod +x cdk-x.y.z-minishift-linux-amd64
Finally, you can continue with setting up the cdk binary as described in section 2 in Hello World page. Mainly, this is about preparing minishift configuration for proper hypervisor (as user can use more than one):
./cdk-x.y.z-minishift-linux-amd64 setup-cdk
or
./cdk-x.y.z-minishift-linux-amd64 setup-cdk --default-vm-driver xxx
in case that you are using different than default hypervisor (kvm on linux, could be virtualbox).
I have created a package which I can install locally:
cinst <packageName> -source "C:\Host\<packageName>"
But when I put this package on a file server served over http from a Virtual Directory by IIS, it fails.
cinst <packageName> -source "http://server/packages/<packageName>"
The target machine can browse to the package directory in a browser, so it is able to see the server, the folder and has list and read permissions.
The error
[ERROR] - install not installed. The package was not found with the source(s) listed.
Fiddler shows the requests:
http://server/packages/<packageName>
GET /packages/<packageName>
301 redirect to http://server:port/packages/<packageName>
http://server:port/packages/<packageName>
200 with <packageName>.nuspec and .nupkg files in the response
then
GET /packages/<packageName>/$metadata
404 File or directory not found
My two thoughts:
Is it a Windows security measure stopping me
Is my package missing some metadata
I used to managing packages on *nix and I have only recently started to work in a Windows environment, so feel free to state anything obvious!
Environment:
Information.PlatformVersion='6.1.7601.65536'|
Information.PlatformName='Windows 7'|
Information.ChocolateyVersion='0.9.9.11'|
No additional pointers in the chocolatey log with the -debug set
Not using an IDE or a Repo, all just simple.
TY!
Unfortunately NuGet (and by proxy Chocolatey) does not work with bare http. It requires OData right now, although in the future the Chocolatey team plans to allow working with just http indexes.
Here's a resource explaining your options for package hosting: https://github.com/chocolatey/choco/wiki/How-To-Host-Feed
Does anyone know from where I can download a Windows version of the Cloud SQL Proxy?
I see on the support page an example command line, but there's no indication of where you could get a binary from. It's not on the Github.
Thanks
There is now a pre-compiled proxy version released, see the doc page for the download link: https://cloud.google.com/sql/docs/sql-proxy .
Note that you must run the program in a command prompt; there's a feature request to allow a web-UI configuration rather than doing a command prompt.
If you want to compile to code yourself from source it is relatively straightforward:
Install Go (use the .msi installer)
Execute the following in a command prompt (requires installation of git):
go get github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/cloudsql-proxy/cmd/cloud_sql_proxy
The proxy binary should be located in %GOPATH%\bin (you should be able to do cd %GOPATH%\bin in a command prompt and then use dir to see the cloud_sql_proxy.exe file).
It's been a while since I've used windows for development, so let me know if there are any troubles.
I need to make a small change of the echo service in Suse enterprise server 10 sp1. I has some questions:
Where can I download the source code?
Is there a brief guide to build it?
thanks.
If I recall correctly, the echo service is implemented in the xinetd tool directly. Look for an xinetd*src.rpm on your install media and either use cpan2rpm to unpack the RPM or rpm -i to unpack the rpm into your configured RPMBUILD directory. There are some details on using source rpm packages here: http://linuxmafia.com/pub/linux/suse-linux-internals/chapter34.html
I am trying to build ffmpeg for windows (Xp - SP2) as given here.
./configure -–extra-cflags=”-mno-cygwin -mms-bitfields” -–extra-ldflags=”-Wl, -add-stdcall-alias” -–enable-memalign-hack -–enable-shared -–disable-static -–target-os=mingw32
The above command is placed in a myconfig file as instructed and when i run ./myconfig, the following error is displayed:
Broken Shell detected. Trying alternatives.
Trying Shell bash
Unknown option "-–extra-cflags=-mno-cygwin".
As suggested in the link i tried various options but still i was not able to succeed.
My environment is Win XP with:
MinGW-5.1.6,
bash-2.05b-MSYS,
MSYS-1.0.10,
ffmpeg-0.5
EDIT:
After certain changes in the above command by referring howto i was able to successfully run the make command and i found the following DLL's in their respective directory
ffmpeg\libavcodec\avcodec-51.dll
ffmpeg\libavformat\avformat-51.dll
ffmpeg\libavutil\avutil-49.dll
But i didn't see any ffmpeg\ffmpeg.exe file :(
What could have gone wrong?
Possibly off topic, but I wrote a
script for Cygwin
to do this.
Ramiro's FFmpeg for Windows site gives much better step by step instructions, and has a community forum that you can ask questions on if the Wiki doesn't answer your question already.
Finally I succeeded to build ffmpeg on windows with this blog http://www.finalmediaplayer.com/source.html
You may also want to add lame and x264 to your build.
Extract the tar to /ffmpeg/libraries
./configure --prefix=/ffmpeg/olibs --enable-static --disable-shared
make
make install
Additionals libraries:
FAAC http://downloads.sourceforge.net/faac/faac-1.28.tar.gz
FDK-AAC http://sourceforge.net/projects/opencore-amr/files/fdk-aac/fdk-aac-0.1.1.tar.gz/download
Reconfigure your ffmpeg again with the options: --enable-libx264 --enable-libmp3lame --enable-libfaac --enable-libfdk-aac