Im using Firefox 3 now. I found out that cookies are stored inside a database file called cookies.sqlite
Is there any way that I can make my Firefox saves it cookies inside a txt ?
Assuming you still have this problem 2 years later..
You can use sqlite3 in Python to retrieve the data from cookies.sqlite. The current version of Firefox is 15.0.1 and there have been a few changes to the format of the database since Firefox 3. You didn't say whether you are on Windows or Linux, but if you want to see what's in the cookies.sqlite file with SQLite Expert Personal 3.4.31.2253 or later will show you what is there. That is a Windows only application, but there are many Linux based SQlite browsers available. Just beware that SQLite Browser on SourceForge uses a version of the SQLite package that is too old to read the current Firefox files..
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I am at a loss why I received the "Invalid configuration file" error on a Macintosh computer when connecting to an Oracle Cloud database using a Cloud Wallet file, see attached screenshot. Normally, the service box is populated automatically, but in this case it is empty. Therefore, the connection will not work.
Has anyone experienced this, or does anyone knows what is going on?
Thanks very much in advance.
I have found the issue on the Mac computer. It seems that in newer versions of Mac OS (not sure which ones) Safari automatically unzips a zip file. So this was the problem as SQL Developer needs to load the wallet file as a zip file and not unzipped.
There is an option in Safari to turn this off:
Open Safari.
Click Preferences.
Under the General tab, uncheck the option Open “safe” files after downloading.
I had a similar issue with sql developer version 20.4.0.379. It seemed to be caused by certain versions of the JDK. Mine didn't work with jdk1.8.0_281 but was fine with jdk1.8.0_171.
Try changing the version in the SQL Developer ~/.sqldeveloper/20.4.0/product.conf file.
e.g Add the following line (after installing an earlier version of JDK):
SetJavaHome /Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/jdk1.8.0_171.jdk/Contents/Home
So I need to download Mongodb community server for my class. However, the download option itself is not present in the mongodb page! I am using windows and internet explorer to do this.
The options of version, platform, package and the download button is not present, but merely a link which doesn't work itself. I am confused on how to proceed. Thanks in advance.
You can download any past or current version of MongoDB from the Archive Page. Make sure to select the correct architecture (Windows) for the version you're interested in downloading.
I am a complete beginner as far as Programming is concerned. I used to practice coding on Codeblocks in Windows 10 and used to save the code on Evernote so that it can be accessed everywhere. Now I moved to Ubuntu (Dual Boot) and I use Eclipse here. Is there any place where I can save the code so that I can access it on my Windows OS?
You should be using a hosted Version Control System.
GitHub
BitBucket
GitLab
Evernote is for notes.
If its just the matter of accessing it on your local windows machine, then save your codes on simple accessed folder and use Linux reader on your windows machine to access them, else use VCSs as suggested above
I have an Ubuntu natty server running on Amazon EC2. My problem is that I'm trying to download Oracle Glassfish 3.1.1 however I can't get the file because it redirects to another url. It ends up downloading a 2 kb html file and saving it as the glassfish.sh file.
When I check the content of the html file it seems the login part is failing.
I've tried wget --http-user="USER" --http-password="PASSWORD" url
Same problem.
Downloading from Oracle with wget is not trivial, because Oracle requires that you accept to the license agreement which in turn is statefully stored.
If you have no way of getting the file from somewhere else I'd recommend using one of the text based browsers, elinks or w3m.
Are you interested in the commercial distribution or the open source distribution? Putting Oracle GlassFish Server into production requires a commercial license. You can download the open source distribution from here: http://glassfish.java.net/downloads/3.1.1-final.html
Are there any other good graphical administration tools for SQLlite on the mac, instead of the Firefox Extension?
I use this SQLite Database Browser it works fine, is lightweight and free (as in beer). And no complaints about it at all, however its not actively maintained anymore, which is a pity. But the code is free (as in speech) and it also can be used on Windows and Linux.
Take a look here: http://www.sqlite.org/cvstrac/wiki?p=ManagementTools
Base
SQLiteStudio
SQLiteManager
SyBrowser
If you are familiar with Java and JDBC setups you could use Squirrel SQL together with a SQLite JDBC Driver E.g.
I've used Squirrel for a while now and its pretty good.