I am trying to connect from a linux machine to a windows SQL Server with pyodbc. I do have a couple of constraints: Need to log on with a windows domain account Need to use python3 Need to do it from Linux to Windows Need to connect to a specific instance I set up the environment as described by microsoft
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Bash on Ubuntu on Windows: Signal handler does not work
I try to run a simple program (code below), that should receive and handle the SIGUSR1 signal. It works well on “real” Linux, but if I run it on WSL after sending SIGUSR1 it prints User defined signal 1 and terminates. AFAIK this means that SIGUSR1 wasn’t handled by program and default handler was called. How can I make signal
Get just an IP address only from `ipconfig` using native windows command
Let say this is an output of Windows ipconfig command. In Linux OS, I can easily get just an IP Address using grep and cut command. However, in Windows this is the best I can get using findstr command. Is there a way whereby we can cut just the IP portion out of this output? What I’m expecting is something
OpenCV different results on Windows and Linux
I’m writing a cross-platform wrapper for OpenCV on rust. And I wrote several tests to check that my wrapper is working correctly. Some tests are passing, some tests are failing with slightly different values, but one test has completely different results. Right number is what I get on windows, left – on linux I tried to reproduce code from this
Unable to connect to Sybase ASE 16.0 at server
I am trying to connect to Sybase ASE version 16.0 installed at linux server through a windows client. However, I am unable to do so. Please help me with an sql editor that supports Sybase ASE 16.X and Windows OS. Also kindly help me with the steps to connect to the DB in client server architecture. I am new to
Ending a Loop with EOF (without enter)
i am currently trying to end a while loop with something like this: } When i press CTRL+D on my Ubuntu, it ends the loop immediately. But on Windows i have to press CTRL+Z and then press ENTER to close the loop. Can i get rid of the ENTER on Windows? Answer The getchar behavior For linux the EOF char
Can boost lib built on windows with msvc be used in a linux program
I built boost from source on windows. I can compile with it on windows. When I want to compile with it in linux : Unable to find the requested Boost libraries. Boost version: 1.65.1 Boost include path: pathtoproject/deps/boost Could not find the following Boost libraries: No Boost libraries were found. You may need to set BOOST_LIBRARYDIR to the directory containing
How can I use python 3 tkinter in Linux?
I tried the following program in Win10, it works But I want to use it in linux mint and it display nothing (it display a window with a button on my win10) from tkinter import * tk=Tk() btn= Button(tk,text=”ttk”) btn.pack() I want it display a window with a button on my linux mint Answer You need to invoke Tk’s mainloop.
Why compiled code creates corrupted file in windows in linux works fine [closed]
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cygwin /dev/sd* disk association to hard drive
Under cygwin on Windows 7, how would I certainly determine the hard drive that some path /dev/sd* corresponds in Windows? For example, given cygwin path /dev/sdc, which Windows letter drive does it correspond, C:, D:, etc.? The following don’t appear available within cygwin; tool lshw, tool parted, path /dev/disk/…. Answer Assuming you are asking how to map Windows Disk to