Is a web server required for executing an activeX control?
Could the html calling the .dll files be off server?
Could you distribute the cab file and the html file and simply ask another user to run the cab and then launch the html file in a browser?
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I saw this question about associating files without extension as .xml and it made me curious how to achieve this for .wsb Windows Sandbox configuration scripts.
How do I make all .wsb files open up as .xml files by default in VS Code?
I have a few css and js files produced by a React App build process - I need these files for my PowerApp app.
For now, I am copying these manually but wondering if this can be automated through PowerShell or other script?
I have a static website I downloaded. Among the usual .css, .js and .html files there is a .pl file with the following contents:
I had to upload a screenshot because the file contents didn't display correctly when I copied and pasted them here. I understand it's a Perl file but can anyone tell me what purpose it has?
You can tell from the magic byte in that file that it's a GIF file. GIF98a is a version of a gif file.
So what almost certainly happened is
Someone created a web server
That server is running in CGI mode.
They have a perl script (which is normally .pl suffix)
That perl script is serving up files.
That perl script did not set Content-Disposition header properly so your browser doesn't know what to save it as.
Your browser defaulted the save-name to the name of the cgi script, or you accepted that manually.
It served you a .gif file, which you downloaded to that location.
Here is a simple description of my problem. If you need more information please inquire.
I am not seeing any way that you would be able to sync files from my local computer to another file server. Is there a way that this would be possible using Visual Studio Code and a mapped network drive file server?
https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/search?term=sync&target=VSCode&category=All%20categories&sortBy=Relevance
You can sync files to another machine via a plugin called 'ftp-sync' this will allow you to send files to a destination via the FTP or SFTP protocol. This plugin also allows automatic upload on save (which is awesome).
See Url: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=lukasz-wronski.ftp-sync
I configured a a local MoinMoin server and am trying to attach an excel file to a page. Upload for cpp, ods and txt files works fine but pdf, exe, doc, xls and xlsx files DON'T get attached. Once I click the 'upload' button, I get redirected back to the wiki page. When I go back to the Attachments sections I don't see the file attached to the page.
(Running MoinMoin 1.9.3 + Apache2.2 on Windows XP.)
Workaround:
It seems to be an issue only when moin python scripts are called as CGI scripts. I switched to using WSGI in Apache (following instructions from http://code.google.com/p/modwsgi/wiki/IntegrationWithMoinMoin) and am able to upload any file.