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The binary is named hln due to a naming conflict. It's also just easier to type and does not conflict with any other system I have checked.
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I was playing around with a Thunk function called from a form submit, but had to stop because the fetch returns undefined inside the component and won't trigger .then(). I can't figure out why, I simplified the Thunk to its core, but still no luck. I have the same pattern with another form in the same app and it works smoothly. The backend answers correctly.
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Answered 2021-Mar-30 at 01:28Looks like the anonymous function in your mapDispatchToProps is a void return. You declared a function scope and didn't return anything.
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I have a rails application setup in AWS CodeBuild. The source repository for the app is in a private git repository in Github, and with the AWS Github connector, the build process for this app is able to successfully checkout the source for the app and start the build steps.
The build process fails, however, when bundle install is run within the repository - we have a number of private gems from our organization in the Gemfile, included with the gem "somegem", git: git@github.com:... pattern. CodeBuild should be able to pull down these repositories - they've all been enabled in the AWS Github connector, and the repository for the main app pulls down successfully. What we're seeing when the bundle install runs is:
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Answered 2021-Mar-03 at 19:40Answering my own question in case someone else runs into this - the "git@github.com..." references in the Gemfile forces bundler to use a keypair to fetch the gem - since the CodeBuild doesn't have a valid key to use for these other repos, we get those "Permission denied" issues.
There are a couple of ways around this - first, is to just switch to using "https://..." references to the gem in the gemfile. If you don't want to do that, you can add something early on in your build pipeline like this:
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I'm trying to create small script in powershell that would move files and directories to correct localizations. I made the following command:
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Answered 2021-Jan-03 at 17:35Try the following:
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I am trying to download some files from an SFTP server. I use this code for it:
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Answered 2020-Oct-31 at 09:31You have this problem: Paramiko/Python: Keyboard interactive authentication.
But as you are using pysftp, I do not think you can workaround it, as I do not think pysftp API allows it. You might have to use Paramiko directly.
See also pysftp vs. Paramiko.
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I tend to ramble, so I apologise in advance if a bid to cut the chaff leads to less context (or I just fail miserably and ramble nonetheless).
I'm trying to improve some tools I wrote for rsyncing a large amount of data from one network storage location to another for archiving purposes (2nd network location is part of a much larger tape library system). Due to a large number of shared assets there are usually a large number of hard-linked files in the directories to move, and I use rsync to preserve those links.
Rsyncing in the region of 1TB of actual data that when hard-links are 'included' into the total can be 4 or 5 times bigger (ie 4 - 5TB) is not uncommon, or unexpected.
For various reasons, I need to hash the data in the source and compare to the destination data AND keep a record of that hash results (inc. hash). This is so if restored data is unexpectedly corrupt I can compare the hash of the restored data and the hash of the same file when it was originally rsynced to pinpoint when / if the corruption occurred.
After the rsync has happened, I use the following to md5 the source (any hash would do, but I chose md5 for no specific reason):
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Answered 2020-Jul-20 at 19:58Unlike softlinks, hardlinks are regular files, each points to same inode number and conceptually there are no original or duplicate hardlinks.
What you can do here is to use -samefile with find command to get all the same hardlinks, put into the ignorelist, and use this ignorelist to skip operation on duplicate.
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I am trying to install the gem 'apartment' to my rails application, but similarly like this guy I am receiving an error.
build': undefined method new' for "Apartment::Reloader":String (NoMethodError)
Someone has posted a solution:
In order to use Rails 6 you have to use the development branch on github: gem "apartment", git: 'git@github.com:influitive/apartment.git', branch: "development"
but when I try and follow the solution I am receiving the following code:
Does anyone know what is going wrong here?
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Answered 2020-Jul-17 at 00:03It works for me.
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I want to use several versions of databases (with tables, views, procedures) within one instance of MS SQL server. Let's say I have these databases:
- db_dev1
- db_dev2
- db_dev3
- ...
- db_dev10
I always have a current / stable version and want to create a kind of "link". Currently, "db_dev2" is stable and I want a "link" or alias "db_stable" and use all the tables, procedures,... of "db_dev2" but using the name "db_stable". In a filesystem like NTFS or EXT4 I would create a symbolic link. How can I do it within MS SQL server? When developments continues I would change the "link" to "db_dev3" and so on. Doing this I do not have to change the SQL code that access this database(s).
A workaround with a "hardlink" -- a copy of "db_dev2" to be renamed as "db_stable" -- would be no good solution for me since the databases are quite big.
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Answered 2020-Jun-03 at 09:14You can use synonyms. Unfortunately you cannot create a synonym for a database. But you can create a "empty" database db_stable that has synonyms for all the objects. Just write some script to create/alter the synonyms for every object.
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Windows 10. I've installed the Japanese TTS voices in the Settings. Now, when I use voice enumeration in Speech API 5.4 OneCore (not in 5.4 proper though), I get 6 voices:
- David
- Zira
- Ayumi
- Haruka
- Mark
- Ichiro
The Speech settings page also shows those 6. But there's clearly a seventh one in the registry, Sayaka (HKLM\SOFTWARE\WOW6432Node\Microsoft\Speech_OneCore\Voices\Tokens\MSTTS_V110_jaJP_SayakaM). Its files are present under C:\windows\Speech_OneCore\Engines\TTS\ja-JP. Compared to the rest, there's an extra file, .heq. Why doesn't it enumerate?
The enumeration code goes:
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Answered 2020-May-20 at 16:27This answer is about enabling Sayaka for those SAPI apps that don't explicitly opt in.
The master list of Japanese TTS voices is under C:\Windows\System32\Speech_OneCore\Common\ja-JP. It's not just one file - SAPI enumerates all XMLs there. The problem is, in order to write files to that folder one will need a utility that lets one run programs as TrustedInstaller. Those exist; there's a list here. I've used the one called PowerRun.
You need to create a file called something like tokens_TTS_ja-JP_Sayaka.xml (the exact name doesn't really matter) with the following content:
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My simulator gives this error everytime i reinstall my app. Could not hardlink copy /Users/username/Library/Developer/CoreSimulator/Devices/F1CC399F-FAB0-4B9E-BE2A-3335069C0382/data/Containers/Bundle/Application/D70FA1A9-4192-443A-9322-7FF757F2FE1F/myapp.app to /Users/username/Library/Developer/CoreSimulator/Devices/F1CC399F-FAB0-4B9E-BE2A-3335069C0382/data/Library/Caches/com.apple.mobile.installd.staging/temp.D4fFgW/extracted/Payload/myapp.app with manifest /Users/username/Library/Developer/CoreSimulator/Devices/F1CC399F-FAB0-4B9E-BE2A-3335069C0382/data/Library/Caches/com.apple.mobile.installd.staging/temp.D4fFgW/extracted/com.apple.deltainstallcommands.com.myapp
As a fix i am reseting the emulator which is very time consuming. Is there a quick fix for this problem.
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Answered 2019-May-13 at 17:12Try uninstalling the app from the simulator and reinstalling it
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How can I hardlink a file inside the non-English directory?
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Answered 2020-Apr-22 at 03:14Moving a file is faster than copying a file.
rename() can work on non-English characters.
Hardlink to a English temp file and then move it to the destination.
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