I was wondering if there was a folder syncing software out there that would sync a network (smb) folder to a local folder. There are a few that i have googled:
Puresync
Allway Sync
...
To name a few.
But the catch is the syncing process stops as soon as the user logs off!
I need something that would keep on running as a process without any user login!
thanks
Cheers
Get Dropbox i think its the best for sync.
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I am running on a Windows 10 machine and want to install the flutter to my PC. Upon following the first step to install it I've been keeping stuck by this error. I thought re doing it would just get it over, but yeah no. it keeps on getting the error again. Could I get someone to solve this ?
remote: Enumerating objects: 289848, done.
error: 5920 bytes of body are still expected0 MiB | 29.00 KiB/s
fetch-pack: unexpected disconnect while reading sideband packet
fatal: early EOF
fatal: index-pack failed
pls check here this is the msg I've been getting
Have you write rights on that location?
Does it work when you download the zip file from here https://flutter.dev/docs/get-started/install/windows and extract it in that folder? (note: if the context for admin rights pops up, it means you dont have write rights in there and you should activate the powershell with admin rights in the future)
First off, try instead using the Git desktop application. This will make it easier for you, as long as you don't need to do anything too complex on git, besides just cloning, pulling, pushing and merging with a master branch.
https://desktop.github.com/
Second, this is not an issue with flutter, this sounds like it might be a firewall issue. Do you by any chance have any antivirus software running that could be blocking the connection?
If that's the case for example, if you are running with AVG, just turn off the internet security option, then you should be able to clone the repo.
I am trying to get watchman running in order to monitor an NFS mounted folder.
I was able to get everything running within the local file system.
Now, I have changed the config to monitor a network folder from my NAS. It is locally mounted.
Watchman server is running on the Linux client.
All watchman commands on the Linux client.
watchman watch
watchman -- trigger /home/karsten/CloudStation/karsten/CloudStation/Karsten_NAS/fotos/zerene 'photostack' -- /home/karsten/bin/invoke_rawtherapee.sh
Folder is located on the NAS, according to
mtab:
192.168.xxx.xxx:/volume1/homes /home/karsten/CloudStation nfs rw,relatime,vers=3,rsize=131072,wsize=131072,namlen=255,hard,proto=tcp,timeo=600,retrans=2,sec=sys,mountaddr=192.168.xxx.xxx,mountvers=3,mountport=892,mountproto=udp,local_lock=none,addr=192.168.xxx.xxx 0 0
If I move files into the folder on the local machine they get recognized and watchman triggers the actions.
BUT if I move files into the same folder from a remote client connected to the same NAS folder nothing happens.
Any idea what I need to change to make watchman recognize the files dropped from another client into that folder?
Many thanks in advance
Karsten
Unfortunately, it is not possible.
From https://facebook.github.io/watchman/docs/install.html#system-requirements:
Watchman relies on the operating system facilities for file notification, which means that you will likely have very poor results using it on any kind of remote or distributed filesystem.
NFS doesn't tie into the inotify layer in any kernel (the protocol simply doesn't support this sort of change notification), so you will only be able to be notified of changes that are made to the mounted volume by the client (because those are looped back through inotify locally), not for changes made anywhere else.
I am working on setup scripts for a weblogic portal domain. This requires me to create the domain / delete / try again many times. However I have found that when I start the server and kill it I can not delete the folder where the domain is saved (C:\portal-10.3.7\user_projects\domains\myDomain). There are some .DAT files which are used as part of some persistent file store and they keep getting created even when I kill the servers (C:\portal-10.3.7\user_projects\domains\myDomain\servers\AdminServer\data\store). Only way I can delete them is if I restart my computer. Ive tried killing processes from task manager and shutting down services but I cant seem to figure out what keeps generating these files. Other developers using the domain setup scripts have the same complaint.
Edit:
I found using a tool called "Process Explorer" that there is a process that is holding the file.
Process explorer mentions that PID #4 is using the file
When I run tasklist I can see that PID #4 has:
Image Name=System
Session=Services
I looked around and found this PID #4 is 'NT Kernel & system' so I cant kill it or the whole system will go down. Not sure if there is a specific dll I can kill or find which dll holds the file and just shut that down
I went so far as to download systinternals handle tool (microsofts own tool). Able to find the handle identifier but microsofts own tool is not able to release the handle. Infuriating how much time I have wasted.
edit ...
Last thing to mention and I officially give up. When I start the server I can see the servers java process owns the handle. When I shut down the server (using either the shutdown script or by killing the java process) I can see the system processes with PID 4 takes over the handle to the file.
I have a project with jetty webserver.
The app is up and works fine. After some period (don't know exactly when) if I try to access the app I receive:
"The page you are looking for is temporarily unavailable. Please try
again later."
The app has schedulers set as well. I would be suspicious for timeout but it's not the case. By analyzing the logs I noticed: 2017-12-08
12:45:24.566:WARN:oejsh.ErrorHandler:qtp1555845260-195: Error page
loop /error/not-found.faces.
I don't see any other logs which can cause the issue. Any suggestions for solution?
The likely case is that you have the default work/temp directory setup in your Jetty deployment and there is a process on your machine that periodically cleans up the system temp directory.
Would suggest you specify the work directory or the temp directory (either jvm temp, jetty.base temp, or webapp temp).
See previous answers on how to configure the work / temp directory.
How to change the temporary directory in jetty9?
Jetty: Starts in C:\Temp
I have a FinalBuilder job that, as a final step, deploys the compiled app and DLLs to a network share on another server.
About 50% of the time, it just fails with
Win32 Error : The network path was not found
Changing the target from \\myserver\myshare to \\myserver.mydomain.com\myshare will often fix it temporarily - the first 2-3 runs after modifying the build file will work, after which it'll start failing again.
The FinalBuilder task is running with domain credentials granting admin access on the target box; and copying files to/from shares on that server via Windows Explorer works reliably.
I'm completely stumped.
Finally tracked this down. The target server was a virtual machine, and the Hyper-V host network settings were set to "Virtual Network" instead of "Virtual Teamed Network"
I have no idea what that means, but having changed it to Virtual Teamed Network, it works flawlessly. O_o
The network path was not found.
This is related to DNS/WINS not being able to look up the name. When I have seen this there are problems with our DNS servers.
Adding an Entry into the lmhost file would prevent the system from looking in DNS/WINS.
If that does not work, another option to consider is to increase the number of retries on the Action. This can be done from the "Runtime" tab of the action by clicking on "Timing Properties"