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Command Not Found CentOS | .bat File

Im trying to run a .bat file on my server through php popen command, ive struggled and finally got to the point where all the permissions are set correctly and now i can actually execute the file but i have a problem. In my server logs it displays foo.bat: line 1: mstsc: command not found, referer: http://dev…

How do you add a new directory in Linux? [closed]

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Variable as Tar file name in SunOs 5.10

I am trying to get the following result in the 1.files archived as tar with current date as a part of the tar name. 2.files removed once archived. /usr/sap/ST1/POC/backtest/*.txt has 2 txt files. This works fine as the file name is mentioned as arc_2017-02-28.tar. But when I tried this: The output is an error…

pyravendb query parameters parsing error

I’ve noticed a weird parsing problem with ravendb’s python client. when i use this query knowing that url = “http://www.mywebsite.net/” The relevent part of the error stack is the following : BUT if I simply add a simple ‘ ‘ to the url parameter in the query, it works witho…

Linux best practice to start and watch another process

In my process I need to start/restart another process. Currently I use a thread with a tiny stack size and the following code: I feel like that’s not best practice. I have no idea about the resources the std::system() call is blocking or wasting. I’m on an embedded Linux – so in general I tr…

Weird recursive directory structure

Somehow, my system (Ubuntu WSL layer on Windows; so treat as exactly Ubuntu) went a bit crazy. For a directory (a git repo if it matters) /path/to/foo, running ls shows the git files ORIG_HEAD, index, and index.lock in there. I tried to debug this by going cd .git, but an ls there showed me my same list of fi…