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I aware that this will be a less programming question, but still...
How can I completely disable fiddler. I went to options->connections and unchecked all checkboxes, disabled File->capture traffic, went to IE and disabled Fiddler addin, went to connections and removed all proxies and still all my pages (on IE and chrome, FF is fine) go through fiddler. All would be good if Fiddler wouldn't break that much, especially when sending lots of files.
When I tried to uninstall fiddler completely all pages just stopped working at all
So how do I disable Fiddler say in IE or better in whole system.
This drives me crazy for few weeks already :(
I try not to post answers to my own questions. But I decided to do it this time. After two weeks of strugling I gave all my attention to this problem today.
It appears that a proxy was set in VPN. I didn't know that you can set proxy to a VPN connection. In Network settings go to your VPN connection, then to proxy and disable Fiddler there too
I was not aware that Fiddler could run by itself, without you having started it. It seems to me that if you don't see Fiddler, then it's not there.
This could be why it's driven you crazy trying to disable it - it's not there.
You can completely uninstall fiddler but you must go into the fiddler folder itself (\Program Files\Fiddler2 by default) where a uninst.exe will be found. That will remove it completly. Otherwise, you can disable it from the add-ons menu in firefox.
I found out that you need to disable the plug-in in the internet explorer settings.
Internet Properties -> Programs -> Manage Add-ons
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Like 3 days ago, my netbeams started to sometimes bug out. It is either when i am just starting netbeans, and "Background scanning of objects" get stuck at any percent (it varies), o ir if loads properly, after some time, "checking for external changes - suspended" will show up and then the problems starts: netbeans does not compile errors, does not open class or start a code (it will show as "lengthy operation in progress", after some time, output will show that no compiler was found, if clicked on class - "go to source or something like that"). After restarting netbeans, if it loads properly, it will run smoothly until same thing happens. Also, i saw that even when i close netbeans, there is a java process running in a task manager(uses like 30% of my cpu).
I tried reinstalling, deleting everything by hand and then reinstalling, cleaning cache... Nothing helps. Also it happened at the same day on my 2 computers.
I think it has something to do with "checking for external changes -suspended", because when a bug starts, this process will always appear. Even if i close it manualy (just click X), it will start again after few secs. I tried to disable automatic scanning of procceses in options it doesnt help, and acts the same (just checking for external changes suspended doesnt appear anymore).
It is not consistent, but makes me unable to properly work. Maybe anyone has any ideas what should i do?
Yes, you should delete NetBeans cache! The path of the cache directory is listed in the About window (menu Help/About). Close NetBeans, then delete the directory. NetBeans will rebuild its cache when it starts up.
I was also able to reduce the likelihood of this occurring by disabling "auto-scanning of sources".
Once disabled, you can trigger this manually by right clicking the project folder and choosing "Refresh Folder".
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I have 2 screens and I am connecting to a vncserver that's running on centos machine with a VNC Viewer (v5.2.1) from my windows laptop.
This opens a window that I can move from 1 screen to the other.
I would like the session to use both screens and by this I don't mean:
(a) 2 separate VNC sessions connected to 2 vncservers each on one screen
(b) 1 VNC window stretched on 2 screens
(c) Using something like Xming
The reason that I don't like the above workarounds is because with (a) I can't move windows from one session to the other and I also can't open eclipse on both of them (eclipse doesn't like running in two different instances).
With (b) it's very inconvinient since the screens are not perfectly aligned and every window that I try to maximize is maximized across both screens and I have to manually adjust my windows for each screen, not to mention stuff being annoyingly cut by the gap between 2 screens.
Workaround (c) gives me what I need in terms of working with screens but has one major downfall and its the fact that my sessions won't survive my laptop reboots (while with a vncserver working remote stable centos machine I can always connect to the same session).
Note that I am aware of the solution:
Check "Full screen mode" in VNC Viewer > Options > Advanced > Display
Set "UseAllMonitors" to True in VNC Viewer > Options > Advanced >
Expert tab.
This gives me workaround (b) which is not what I look for.
Thanks for any help.
[This is not an answer, just sharing a fix for an issue related to VNC full screen mode and multiple monitors]
ISSUE: With DisplayDevice set to 'DISPLAY 2' (it was set by default f or some reason), I was facing the following issue. When I maximize the VNC or check/uncheck 'pass special key to server' option, the VNC viewer would switch back to my laptop screen from my external monitor automatically. It was very annoying.
FIX: In DisplayDevice, don't hardcode anything. Use app perferences.
References:
https://help.realvnc.com/hc/en-us/articles/360006483577?page=1#comment_360001038057
https://help.realvnc.com/hc/en-us/articles/360002251297#server-displaydevice
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Eclipse shortcut keys are not working suddenly in Windows. Even basic needed shortcut keys like 'ctrl + F' and 'ctrl + c' don't work. I hope that if eclipse is restarted, it would work, but I cannot restart as my applications are running in eclipse. I ensured that this is happening only in eclipse, not in other applications in my computer.
My problem was solved when I restored defaults values of my Keys.
Go to Window -> Preferences -> General -> Keys.
Then, click Restore Defaults button at the bottom, and restart Eclipse.
I am using Eclipse Juno.
This is a bug in Eclipse Juno, restarting Eclipse does solve it temporarily, I'll try an dig out the bug report.
Bug report https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=385278
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I am also facing a lot of problems regarding the keyboard shortcuts.
The issue is intermittent and all of a sudden most of the key board
shortcuts(specifically f3, ctrl+D, ctrl+O ) stop working unless I
restart my IDE.
Based on the link posted by david99world
Changing perspective and going back does also solve this, that does looks like is a focus problem.
My problem was solved this way:
Go to Window -> Preferences -> General -> Keys
and look at the "Scheme:" control. Change it to "Default". If only that doesnt do it for you, in the field "Binding:" leave it blank.
For me it worked.
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I'm looking for is a good on-screen POD reading experience.
For years, I've used perldoc or man running in an xterm to read Perl documentation on screen, and a small custom program built around Pod::LaTeX to print it. The printed version is good: the script does a nice job. However, on-screen reading is painful:
You can search, but good luck finding e.g., the as section in DBIx::Class::ResultSet. Less doesn't know anything about the structure of the document, and searches for common English words are pointless.
I fear every time the document tells me see section so-and-so. Great. Now I have to find that. And then getting back to where I was won't be trivial (though that may be my less ignorance showing)
See document so-and-so is worse. !perldoc foo works, but switching between the two documents is then hard. You can mostly get around this by suspending less and running perldoc from the shell, but that's more keystrokes and I'm lazy.
Formatting leaves a lot to be desired.
I want to be able to click a table of contents, and go to that section. I want to be able to click that "see other" and go there. And so on. So far, I know of two possibilities:
search.cpan.org, example DBIx::Class::ResultSet. Requires an Internet connection, but that's not normally a problem.
Podbrowser. Just started trying this, looks pretty nice.
I'm running Debian GNU/Linux, both Lenny and Squeeze. But please suggest programs for all platforms to make this as useful as possible.
You can try Pod::Browser which is built-in http server that you can connect to with your browser, or something like Tk::Pod which is gui pod browser.
Have you seen CPAN::Mini::Webserver or Pod::POM::Web or Apache::Perldoc? These set up a local way for you to see nice, HTML versions of your docs.
I would recomment converting all your POD to HTML using pod2html
This makes it browsable, linked and nice looking, and you can customize look&feel via css.
Just to add two more POD servers that seemed to have been missed thus far!
Pod::Server
Pod::Webserver
Have a look also at Gtk2::Ex::PodViewer that is an excellent GUI viewer based on GTK. If you are using also Windows you can find a prebuilt wrapper in Camelbox (http://code.google.com/p/camelbox/).
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Does anyone know of any notepad++ plugin that saves a version of whatever I'm working on periodically? Ideally, it would save many versions with the automatic version number and the date in the title, and perhaps store them in a zipped archive to save space.
Does something like this exist already, or shold I attempt to write such a plugin myself?
Thanks,
Cameron
P.S. It should be freeware or (preferably) open-source.
Settings > Preferences > Backup tab > Click Verbose Backup
This will time stamp a copy of your file every time you save.
Update:
AutoSave allows to automatically save the currently open files based on a timer schedule (default is 1 min) and/or upon the application losing focus. The plugin offers a couple of options to save the current (or all the files), selecting only the named ones, accessible through a menu.
[Via Lifehacker]
Update2:
BEWARE: If the Custom Backup Directory you set to is deleted/moved, then the backups won't happen! No error is thrown notifying you of the dead link!
You might be better off looking into something closer to "real" version control - Mercurial, perhaps. It doesn't require a server, and it's really easy to set up.
To automate it, you could turn on autosave in Notepad++, and set up a windows scheduled task to do an hg commit every few minutes.
It seems that you are a Windows user, so you have an option of using shadow copies, but copies are probably not generated often enough.
IntelliJ Idea and some other Java IDEs have local history feature.
I personally use TortoiseSVN and svn server on Dreamhost. This had additional benefit of having my files stored off-site in case of disaster.