I have tried to download Wget from https://eternallybored.org/misc/wget/ but it does not open. Well, after it is downloaded then it will open-after clicking it several times-but if I try to type something or move the terminal then the terminal will just shut off/exit out. This is for windows and I have downloaded the latest version in an EXE format. I am not sure if this is the correct way to download these items. Thank you.
Please open terminal where wget.exe is located and then do
wget.exe http://www.example.com
if it is working it should download example domain site
I'm a newbie to concourse and it needs fly cli. I'm on windows 10 pro 64 bit.
Upon opening the fly.exe I downloaded from https://concourse-ci.org/ nothing happens.
Any idea?
Thank you!
fly is a command line tool.
Follow these steps to install it in Windows,
Download the zip file for windows from concourse-ci.org
Extract the zip file to a folder (say, C:\concourse\). The executable fly.exe is now available under C:\concourse\fly.exe
Update the PATH environment variable with this new directory C:\concourse\
Open command prompt and run fly.exe.
I would like to install Talend Open Studio on Ubuntu 18.04 LTS, but the Talend website shows only download options for Windows and Mac only. Where do I find the Linux version?
If you download the Windows version, you should receive a zip file. The zip file should contain binaries for both Windows and Linux. To start the Studio on Linux, just run the bash script contained within.
I'm not sure why they don't label the download as Windows and Linux, hopefully they fix that at some point to make it a little clearer.
I was able to download zip file here:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/talend-studio/files/latest/download
So I am just trying to convert to powershell from bash. I was trying to find a way to SSH my server, and found out I could install win32-openssh to do so.
I installed it by:
Installing chocolatey as packageprovider using:
install-packageprovider chocolatey
Then i installed win32-openssh with the command:
install-package win32-openssh
My problem is now, how do I run this program?
It installs the correct binaries etc. It will not add some PS cmdlets for the use off ssh inside PS.
It is all described on the package site:
This package performs the following operations that you normally have to hack at until you get what you want:
Install Appropriate Bitness for the version of Windows
Install to Program Files (malware protection and following advice of dev team)
Add SSH location to System PATH
Optionally install sshd windows service (Requires parameter - see below)
Optionally install sshd server "key based authentication" (Requires parameter - see below)
Cleanly uninstall all of the above (removing config files and server keys requires special switch - see below)
So you can run it from start menu, or by typing ssh.exe into a prompt.
You have Two Options I can think of.
Option 1 : Use bash on Windows 10. Bash comes bundled with Windows 10. You can just enable a Windows 10 feature for it. Setup bash on Windows 10. You'll never miss bash again even if you're on Windows. [Recommended Option]
Option 2 : Set up SSH on Powershell by installing a package like PoSH-SSH.
Steps :
Pre-requisite : PC running Windows 10. Open PowerShell in Admin mode.
Find-Module PoSH-SSH
type 'Y' for the prompts.
Install-Module Posh-SSH
type 'A' for the prompts.
Reference:
https://www.thomasmaurer.ch/2016/04/using-ssh-with-powershell/
There's not really a need for this. If you have git installed on your Windows machine, you can add it's usr/bin folder to you path. It has ssh and other Unix tools you can use just like in Bash in PowerShell or CMD.
I downloaded installer postgresql-9.0.1-1-windows.exe from the official site, ran it, and then got an error:
An error occurred executing the Microsoft VC++ runtime installer
What is the reason for this error message?
Platform: Windows XP SP3, Dell Inspiron 1501. Processor: AMD Sempron 3500+
One of the reasons this can happen is because the installer attempts to install an older version of the VC++ runtime than what you are currently using.
See this installation log, found in your user's temporary directory (e.g. dd_vcredist_amd64_20190214193107.log):
[20C0:20E4][2019-02-14T19:31:07]e000: Error 0x80070666: Cannot install a product when a newer version is installed.
A workaround is to prevent the runtimes from installing with the --install_runtimes option:
postgresql-9.6.12-1-windows-x64.exe --install_runtimes 0
Create a shortcut of the downloaded file:
Right click of the shortcut → Properties → Shortcut. Add --install_runtimes 0 to the end of the file path:
Create a shortcut of your EXE file;
right click on the shortcut → add --install_runtimes 0 at the end of the target path, e.g.:
postgresql-9.3.1-1-windows-x64.exe --install_runtimes 0
save and run it :)
I was having a similar issue and found a fix that worked for me from Garrett_H in this forum post:
http://forums.enterprisedb.com/posts/list/1747.page#6180
Go to file %windir%\inf\wsh.inf, right click and select 'Install'
re-run postgresql installer
I'm running Windows XP Pro, and I was trying to install postgresql-8.3.17-1-windows.exe. I originally received the following error:
An error occurred executing the Microsoft C++ runtime installer.
First download and install Microsoft Visual C++ from the Microsoft website. Then run the installation from command with --install_runtimes 0.
In my case, when I was installing postgresql-11.0-1-windows-x64.exe on Windows 10, I had faced the same problem.
I just uninstalled the Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable (the latest one for both 32 and 64 bit) and then tried to install postgresql-11.0-1-windows-x64.exe again, and it worked for me.
I too faced the same issue. I fixed it in the following way:
I visited the below site:
https://www.enterprisedb.com/downloads/postgres-postgresql-downloads
Choose the Download button under PostgreSQL Version 11.1 for Windows x86-64.
In one word, just try to install the latest version.
Try installing as administrator (using Run as administrator).
In version 9.0. PostgreSQL can be installed as a Windows administrator :)
Check if Windows Script Host (WSH) is enabled. If not enabled, details are here: PostgreSQL Installation Problem on Windows without WSH
Take special care that your Windows user's folder name does not contain spaces. PostgreSQL (as of version 9.2.2.1) handles that poorly. If I use this account on Windows XP, installation fails with the "An error occurred executing the Microsoft C++ runtime installer" message:
"C:\Documents and settings\Jimmy (admin)"
But it runs just fine with this:
"C:\Documents and settings\Jimmy-admin"
The spaces in "Documents and settings" don't seem to bother the installer. Go figure.
Go to file %windir%\inf\wsh.inf, right click, and select 'Install'.
Then re-run the PostgreSQL installer.
This works on Windows XP with PostgreSQL 8.4.17-1.
Windows Script Host (WSH) is unable to execute VBScript scripts. This can occur if the scripting host is disabled (which is unusual), or if the installation is broken. A sign of this problem is a message like
CScript Error: Can't find script engine "VBScript" for script "C:....
It can often be resolved by re-registering the VBScript interpreter, click Start * → * Run and enter the following and click OK:
regsvr32 %systemroot%\system32\vbscript.dll
I had the same problem while trying to install PostgreSQL version 11.1. I had to uninstall the Microsoft VC++ and run the installer again. It downloaded the required VC++ and the installation went successful.
I had these same problems and tried
manually installing MS VC++
bypassing VC++ installation on postgres
fixing windows update service
Still unsuccessful
Then I solved these problem by installing postgres manually:
extract the PostgreSQL installation contents to C:\PostgreSQL (you can copy from successful installation on other machines)
add C:\PostgreSQL\bin to PATH environment
run pg_ctl register -D D:\pgdata -N postgresql -U postgres -P <your postgres password>