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A cross-compatible CLI and Python API for accessing block and object storage
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- Create argument parser
- Make an argparse action for the given func
- Close the file
- Wait for the resource to close
- Copy source tree to destination
- Expand the path
- Clone this project into another directory
- Recursively copy this path to another directory
- Find a DXPath class based on a path
- Writes an object to the server
- Parse config file
- Iterate over all files in this directory
- Return the data object associated with this folder
- Decorator that retries the wrapped function
- Check if file exists
- Generator for all files matching pattern
- Check if this file exists
- Write an object to the server
- Return the resource
- Convert a file name to an object name
- Return the project id of the project
- Process command line arguments
- Check if the given path is writeable
- Create a temporary URL
- Walk a list of files and return the size of the uploaded files
- Get a path from a relative path
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QUESTION
I'm trying to make this program work as a glossary where you're supposed to be able to add your words in two languages. When happy with the number of words you've added you press a button and you can test yourself on those words.
In doing this I eventually ended up making a custom class containing the word in both languages and if it had been used in the word-test before. Now I'm at a stop where I try to fill a textbox with the word from the class that is laying within the list and I can't figure out how to get the data out.
I've tried a bunch of stuff but being a newbie I just dig the hole further and further down and I just can't get up...
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Apr-02 at 21:43I will just answer the title’s question “How to extract variable from a class with multiple variables, within a list?” (I don’t like reading non-English code).
Let’s say you have a list:
QUESTION
I have a remote FTP server where I want to upload new firmware images. When using the Linux ftp
client I can do this using put
the server then responds with status messages like:
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-03 at 06:32If you want to check the response programatically, check the result of FTP.storbinary
:
QUESTION
I'am attempting to send 5 files over to an ftp server. However, only the first 3 out of the 5 files are sent, while the last 2 are not sent.
I suspect it has to do with timing out but im not sure, as it takes around 5 minutes for the first 3 files to be transferred.
Any suggestions?
##OLD CODE
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-31 at 08:07As I mentioned in the comments, ftplib
is a built-in module in Python.
Your script simplifies to something like
QUESTION
I have an FTP server running on my local home PC and then I have a remote server where the Python script resides.
The script is in this path (and must remain there for other reasons): /home/skizzo/files/Upload/Games
The file I want to transfer from the remote server to the local home PC is instead in this path: /home/skizzo/files/Upload/Games/torrents
I saw that the ftp.cwd()
command is used to change the destination folder, then the one where I'm going to save the file, then that of the local home PC. Instead, I want to change that of the remote server, where to go to fetch the file to be transferred.
How can I do? This is my script:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-18 at 16:29You could simply add the path before opening the file:
QUESTION
I have a dataframe (sy2.1) with two columns (Vannstand2Positive and Vannstand2Negative) that both contain NA's as a result of mutating the columns from an existing column. I also have a third column (t) with time and date, and a fourth column (Kategori) with 4 categories. I want to find the percentage of each of the 4 categories with values from Vannstand2Positive and Vannstand2Negative.
This is the code I have used, in which I only use the column with positive values (Vannstand2Positive) in this code.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-05 at 12:29Adding ungroup()
as in the reproducab le example below.
QUESTION
i want to check with a simple batch script, if a Computer is pingable or not. In some case, i misstype and the hostname is incorrect, but as a feedback comes "Successful".
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-03 at 18:27your command is based on find "TTL=" which works for ip4 numbers so this should work
QUESTION
I am trying to put an S3 file to an FTP server using a Glue Python shell. Below given is the code. I am stuck after getting the file from S3. Tried few ways of storbinary
but in vain. It is easy if we try from local using Python but since this is from Glue/Lambda, the file handling part is bit tricky.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-14 at 15:09You will need to use something like BytesIO
/StringIO
file-like objects:
QUESTION
I noticed on my upload script that when a file is too big => ~ 10 MB this creates the following error:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-22 at 18:24Set the SessionOptions.Timeout
instead of the Session.Timeout
.
QUESTION
I have a txt file test.txt
in a ftp server and I want to add new line to this file I'have try this but this doen't work.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-29 at 09:48The second parameter of ftp.storlines
is expected to be a file object and you have passed a string. The error exactly says that the string new_line
is not a file object because is has not readlines
method.
What you want is probably to use the transfercmd
method and the APPE
command:
QUESTION
I'm new to FTP. I put together a Python script using ftplib to recursively upload a large number of folders and files to an FTP server with TLS encryption drawing on Upload folders from local system to FTP using Python script. The script so far works until the connection to the server times out, which happens frequently. The script also reconnects to the server when it encounters the errors listed below. However, I can't figure out how to resume the interrupted FTP upload exactly where it left off in the complex folder structure upon reconnecting. While I've found solutions for resumable FTP uploads for individual files (How can I resume interrupted FTP upload in Python), I can't figure out how to resume the interrupted upload of files and folders within a complex and deeply nested folder structure.
The script needs to resume exactly where it left off in the folder structure with the upload when reconnecting without stepping back through all the uploaded directories again. Is there an efficient way to do this? Here is what I have so far (server, path, etc. are placeholders).
Thanks in advance for your help!
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-20 at 00:33Add a try except where you upload the file and if something goes wrong, reconnect and upload the file again. You will need a loop to keep retrying:
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