Minstall | one script designed to minimize a server install

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Minstall is a Shell library typically used in Ubuntu, Debian applications. Minstall has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. However Minstall has a Non-SPDX License. You can download it from GitHub.

Description An all in one script designed to minimize a server install and manage all services.

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VBA script to run batch file from excel list, read result file, parse result file and write result to primary excel file

how do i stop the pre-condition from failing in the below example in ADA Spark

QUESTION

VBA script to run batch file from excel list, read result file, parse result file and write result to primary excel file

Asked 2022-Jan-14 at 18:36

So, before I place my code, I'll explain what I am trying to do, because I can't test the script myself due to what it is supposed to do, effecting what it must do. I know this is a bit odd, but bear with me please.

Once every two weeks or so, we currently run batch files to update a specific tool on all the WS's in our organization.

Yes, we do have tool propagation software, but as this specific tool is extremely important, we don't trust it's distribution to any automated method which have proven in most cases to fail without us being able to understand the reason.

So, I wrote a few simple command batch files which run the installation command, and write the output to a text file which we then manually go through to find which ws's it was installed on, and which it wasn't.

The ws's on which it was not installed are the ws's we know we know due to the failure, that we have additional issues with and we then put all our effort into finding and fixing those issues.

As you can imagine, it's a time consuming effort, and I have decided I want to automate as much as possible of the manual check, in order to know quickly which ws's failed, and the fail code.

I start out with a list of ws names in excel.

For example,

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ANSWER

Answered 2022-Jan-14 at 18:36

The main changes are using a FileSystemObject to read the text files, a Regular Expression to extract the error code, and a WScript.Shell object to run the batch file so macro waits for the script to complete. I have commented out the RunCmd line and replaced it with a RunTest that creates a text file so you can test it.

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/70701822

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how do i stop the pre-condition from failing in the below example in ADA Spark

Asked 2021-Apr-20 at 09:42

For a project I am currently trying to write a mini pilot assistance system for an imaginary aircraft. The task is to learn Ada Spark, not avionics. I have modelled the plane components I wish to use, done some tests in the main file to check the components work as expected, and all is fine, and now I am to add pre and post conditions to functions to make sure my plane is super safe. One such safety measure is to make sure the engine cannot be switched on whilst the plane is in tow, or vice versa, switch to tow whilst the engine is on.

I have modelled an engine as a highly complex record, with one attribute, type OnOff, which takes one of the values On, or Off. Note I plan on expanding upon the attributes, so it isn't going to remain a one attribute record.

Here is the engines specification file

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ANSWER

Answered 2021-Apr-20 at 09:42

The purpose of Switchonengine is to change the state of the plane. Writing it to change the state of an engine is going to complicate things.

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/67167605

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