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Copyfcopy.bat [switch] filemask [filemask [filemask [etc.]]]
fcopy.bat /?
<# : fcopy.bat -- https://stackoverflow.com/a/43924711/1683264
@echo off & setlocal
if "%~1"=="" ( goto usage ) else if "%~1"=="/?" gotoCommunity Discussions
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QUESTION
I often have to move a large number of files from one part of sharepoint to another, and the GUI often has issues with data loss or duplication, as well as being extremely repetitive and time intensive.
Ideally I'd really like there to be a way to just navigate sharepoint files as if they were just any other files on a command line in a computer file system. Is such a thing even possible? If not, is there at least a way to cp files from one directory into another?
Things like these make it seem easy, except the file paths don't actually match up in reality to any expected path:
https://www.sharepointdiary.com/2018/03/sharepoint-online-move-files-using-powershell.html
When attempting to use the SPO or PNP module in powershell, the documentation is pretty unclear. Get-PNPfile either always returns file not found if I try to use /Documents/Foldername like one would think. Even if I right click and copy link and get that messy url and make sure to deal with the ampersands, it still doesn't work. For example
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-11 at 08:09First for MFA, it will be better to user Connect-PnPOnline -Url "https://domain.sharepoint.com" -Interactive just like the comment on your original post.
And for the file not found error, it seems you are not using the correct URL. Have a try on the site relative URL.
QUESTION
This is my package.json
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-07 at 20:34Change
{ test: /\.(png|jpg|gif|webp|svg)$/, loader: [{ loader: 'url-loader' }] }
to
{ test: /\.(png|jpg|gif|webp|svg)$/, use: [{ loader: 'url-loader' }] }
And you need to do that everywhere (obviously):
{ test: /\.css$/, loader: [{ loader: 'style-loader' }, { loader: 'css-loader' }] },
-->
{ test: /\.css$/, use: [{ loader: 'style-loader' }, { loader: 'css-loader' }] },
QUESTION
I have a file list as:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-05 at 15:15The following very inefficient batch file using only internal commands of the Windows command processor works for files with names matching following conditions:
- A roman number in file name is in range
ItoXXXIX(1 to 49) and the roman number is left to a hyphen and a decimal digit or left to the file extension. The roman number is interpreted case-insensitive by command SET on applying the substitutions. - The first decimal digit in range
0to9in the file name is interpreted as character which delimits the substring to use as folder name from the remaining file name part which is ignored for the folder name. - Decimal digits at beginning of a file name are ignored for the folder name.
- The wildcard pattern passed to the batch file as second argument should end with a file extension. Something like
*.*results in processing only the files with a file extension as the first file has which is returned by the file system to the command process processing the batch file and not all files in source folder.
The batch file code is:
QUESTION
This was originally a question about why I couldn't download anything to my displaced Downloads folder. The issue solved itself after rebooting the computer a second time (no idea why). I decided to leave it here anyway since it contains useful information to people who want to redirect their files on a mounted volume.
EDIT 2 :I was right at first, there was indeed an issue with my dual boot. The problem was that sometimes, I couldn't write anything on my NTFS partition when I was booted on Ubuntu. The reason for that was that Windows hadn't properly disconnected from the partition. More info about that issue here, but basically it happens when Windows isn't completely turned off before Ubuntu starts. The quick fix is to remove the Windows log file : $ sudo ntfsfix /dev/your-NTFS-partition (for me it was : $ sudo ntfsfix /dev/sda4). Then you simply unmount and remount the NTFS volume and you should be able to write in it, no reboot needed.
I made my first dual boot yesterday, following this tutorial. I partitioned my drive in 3 volumes, 1 for Windows 10, 1 for Ubuntu 20.04, and 1 for my files (named Storage), that I mounted at /media/storage. The only thing that I did differently from the walkthrough is that I used symlinks to redirect my downloads and documents folders to the mounted volume instead of changing the paths in /etc/fstab. I used this video to learn how to work with symlinks.
I had an issue with the Trash not working in the mounted volume, that I solved by adding uid=1000 in the mount options in /etc/fstab as advised here (I used udisks). Everything seemed to be working just fine after that.
Issue :This morning I tried to download a file with Google Chrome into the Downloads folder (which is now at /media/storage/Downloads) and I got an error "Failed - insufficient permissions". Same thing happened with Firefox. Both browsers download without issue if I use my home folder to save the file.
I read here that :
As a normal user you don't have the right to write anywhere except your home directory and its subdirectories, /tmp (the directory for temporary files) and the subdirectories of /media/"yourUsername" into which media you've connected to the computer are mounted.
Does this mean that I should have mounted my volume at /media/username/storage instead of /media/storage ? If I changed the mount path now in /etc/fstab, would this fix the issue or just mess everything up? Is there something else I'm missing ? What is the best, most sustainable way to fix this ?
More info (more issues) ?I just realized that I have some lock icons on my symlinks folders. They can't have been there yesterday, because everytime I try to modify anything in there, the system throws an error "Read-only file system". I know that I was able to add and delete files from there yesterday.
Here is the output of /media/storage$ ls -l :
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-22 at 12:56No idea how or why, but the good old "turn it off and on again" did the trick (EDIT : No it didn't, see EDIT 2 of my question). Why did it not work when I rebooted my computer earlier today ? Mystery. Anyway I will leave this here (and edit the title) since it is a good collection of the issues I had while working out my first dual boot and the methods I used to fix them.
QUESTION
I am trying to implement a requirement where we are supposed to move the files from one particular directory in google cloud storage to another archive directory after the process is over so that the next day previous day files are not processed.
I looked at below post to implement a solution How to move files in Google Cloud Storage from one bucket to another bucket by Python
Google Cloud Storage - Move file from one folder to another - By using Python
I have written below python in cloud function
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-22 at 08:26Try to print the blob and you will understand quickly! In fact, in Cloud Storage, there isn't directory. You have only blobs; and their names in the fully path (path/to/file).
With this context, compile your code with your brain
QUESTION
Powershell newbie here again with another question.
We currently have a log folder accumulating text files. My supervisor would like for me to create a script where only the current month's logs are visible. All previous months should be moved to an archive folder. He would like for me to create a powershell script we can run once a month to achieve this.
For example, our log folder should only have logs from January 2021. Anything older than January 2021 should be archived. Once February 1, 2021 hits, all the logs from January 2021 should be moved to the archive folder, and so on.
How can I achieve a script that looks at the folder and only keeps the logs for the current month? Any guidance, resources, videos, etc are greatly appreciated! I've been scouring the internet for resources, but I haven't quite found anything that suits my needs.
Update: Was able to find a wonderful script here: PowerShell: Sort and Move Files by Date to month and year provided by Thomas Maurer (all credit to him!)
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-07 at 15:00One approach to leave the files that were last modified in this month is to use a small helper function that formats the LastWriteTime date into a string yyyy\MM.
QUESTION
I'm trying to clean up a git repository of latex code that contains the generated pdf files, because these files have caused the repo to balloon up to a size of 300mb.
Adapting a bit from the answer here How to remove file from Git history?. I tried the following command:
git filter-branch -f --index-filter 'git rm --cached --ignore-unmatch *.pdf' HEAD
This reduced the size a little, but not as much as i'd hoped. When I then try the script found in the answer to this question: How to find/identify large commits in git history?, to find which files contribute to the size, it still shows several pdf files. However, if i try the script found in this question: Which commit has this blob?, it cannot find any commit that contains the file.
I have removed all branches except the local branch. I have not pushed the changes to the remote.
Is there any reason these files would still persist in the history somewhere? What other things can I try?
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-18 at 13:35You may have blobs still present just because the garbage collector didn't collect them.
Try cloning your local repo, and check the size of the .git/ directory in that new clone :
QUESTION
I've made changes in a project in Visual Studio and committed them. It's connected to my GitHub repository. Now, I haven't pushed it, because it won't work. After further investigation, I found that I accidentally added a huge file in my commit, which Visual Studio now tries to push up to my GitHub Repo. But since it's such a huge file, it won't be uploaded and I dont know how to delete it from that commit.
So I would like to know: How to access and modify/delete files from a non-pushed commit in Visual Studio?
And if that is not an option, how should I proceed otherwise? I already made more changes in the project, so I maybe have to do a rebase or something?
I found other threads, but those we're about changing the message, not the files themself, or they were about an already pushed commit.
Any help is appreciated!
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-03 at 11:24You can use amend within VS.
Change what you want to change and in the Team Explorer - Changes window click Actions and Amend Previous Commit.
This will change the last commit and rewrites it with your changes (amend).
On the CLI, this would look like the following: git commit --amend (with options to change the message too)
The documentation is pretty good on that topic:
QUESTION
I want to select multiple images at a time. Here, single selection is working:
https://jsfiddle.net/jfwv04mu/
...HTML:
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-02 at 06:01You need to update the input[file] element and include the attribute => multiple e.x.
then in your "addImage" handler you need to correct the code to read all the images in a for loop instead of the first "tmpFiles[0]"
QUESTION
I'm trying to upload image using vue.js that will be multiple images and user can get preview of those images, but i also want to save image type i.e. user can set primary image from groups of images that are being uploaded, i have given a radio button for that, By default first one will be primary and other images will be secondary. Any help is highly appreciated regarding how to save type with image.
JS Fiddle :
https://jsfiddle.net/jfwv04mu/
...HTML:
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-18 at 16:13Bind :value="index" and add v-model="primaryimag" to radio buttons to store selected image
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