I have a zip file here, and i want to determine how it was compressed (the specific algorithm, properties used to apply that algorithm, etc.). What software can do this for me?
I just tried http://www.filedropper.com/ with a 400 Mb file. It succeeded to upload but in the end didn't redirect to the link :(
So any other service like this that works better (please avoid giving me sites with tons of porn ads :))
Per http://askubuntu.com/a/107976 I tried tar xf php-5.6.0RC4.tar.xz and tar -xJf php-5.6.0RC4.tar.xz and in both cases I get the following:
tar (child): xz: Cannot exec: No such file or directory
tar (child): Error is not recoverable: exiting now
tar: Child returned status 2
tar: Error is not recoverable: exiting now
Here's php-5.6.0RC4.tar.xz:
http://downloads.php.net/tyrael/php-5.6.0RC4.tar.xz
I'm running Ubuntu 14.04 LTS.
Is there any single application that convert all the following video file formats (3g2, 3gp, 3gp2, 3gpp, 3p, asf, avi, divx, dv, dvx, flv, gif, moov, mov, mp4, mpeg4, mpg4, mpe, mpeg, mpg, qt, wmv, xvid) to Flv?
Hello guys,
can somebody tell me how to pipe the output of the serial port to a file in Windows?
In Linux the command would be:
cat /dev/ttyS0 > /opt/logs/Serial.log
Thanks in advance
I have a key based login for a server. The IP and DNS of the server can change, because it is hosted on Amazon.
Is there a way to configure the ssh client config to use the specific key file for this server only, when the fingerprint of the server matches?
In other words: Normaly servers are matched by IP or DNS in the ssh client config. I want to do this by fingerprint, becaus IP and DNS can change.
HI
I have administrator account on my windows server 2003 machine. when i try to change the password of this account from another admin account in active directory. i am getting this error “Windows cannot complete the password change for administrator because: The system cannot find the file specified” is received when trying to reset the user password.
I have written the following batch file that does a great job combing through all folders beginning with the number 3 and applying folder permissions to any 2010 subfolder. Example of the batch filesis below:
for /D %%f in (D:\Data\3*) do icacls "%%f\2010" /inheritance:r /grant:r "Domain Admins":(OI)(CI)F
Question : How can I improve this script to allow for me to apply the permissions to a specific folder below ANY folder within the folders beginning with 3?
here is an example of my failed attempt:
for /D %%f in (D:\Data\3*) do icacls "%%f*\specificfolder" /inheritance:r /grant:r "Domain Admins":(OI)(CI)F
I have a serious bad situation: I have an Excel file that is password protected and I need to access the information asap for a deadline for a project. Are there any good Excel password recovery tools available for Ubuntu that I could use to achieve this task?
I am using the follwing to auto login and then run file containng a command.
C:\path\to\putty.exe -load "[Sessionname]" -l [user] -pw [password] -m C:\path\to\commands.txt
Commands.txt contains the following command
ps -elf|grep 'sometext'
but when I try to do so a new window for putty comes and exits instantly after login. I cannot see the output of command in commands.txt
What is the problem;. Is there error in my approach or I need some more command to make the putty window pause for sometime before exiting.
Without booting to Linux, how do you delete a directory that was created in Linux on an NTFS partition that contains a pipe in the file name?
For example:
f:\flac\foreign\Yoshida_Brothers\Best_of_Yoshida_Brothers_|_Tsugaru_Shamisen
Tried and failed:
Midnight Commander
Recursively deleting the parent folder
del /f /s /q Yoshida_Brothers
del /f /s /q "\\?f:\flac\foreign\Yoshida_Brothers\
rmdir /s Yoshida_Brothers
FileASSASSIN
Other ideas?
When serving/sending HTML files to a users browser, where can I reconfigure this size limit?
I want to send an extremely large html files to users via apache and nginx.
Files are being truncated in apache/nginx, what setting determines the file size?
I feel that it's going to be very difficult for a virus to infect an ISO file. What's your experience? Have you seen it happening ever? Is it not nearly unlikely?
I ask because I've just found that my computer is infected and I wish to salvage as much stuff as possible. So I was wondering if I could keep my ISO files.
Working on Vista & Window 7, I use Winamp 5.57 for listening to mp3 and VLC player for watching movies. I made those two as my default players for corresponding media respectively. But when I launch winamp for playing mp3, some of the video files( like .flv, etc.,) automatically get changed the file opening mode to winamp player. This happens every time even if I set it back to 'default program'. Can someone please help me out.
For some reason file copies are taking too long to/from my Dell Inspiron 530. It is possible that the performance deteriorated after upgrading to Windows 7.
Our internal website links to Excel files on a network-mapped drive. The links specify the filename and worksheet to open, in the following format (path and link information omitted):
ExcelFileName#'SheetName'!$A$1
This works fine with Excel 2003, but we're moving to Excel 2007, which won't even open the file if that extra information is present.
I haven't been able to find a definitive answer on whether this feature has been removed (or the syntax changed) in 2007. Any help will be highly appreciated!
I have a ZIP file hosted via Apache with Akamai as CDN, the problem is when trying to download it with IE (and just IE) it is damaged and I'm unable to open it.
Since the problem occurs in other computers in different locations I've discarded network settings (firewall, proxy, etc).
I don't even know where start to look? What would be a possible cause for this to happen?
UPDATE
I'm trying to solve the problem in the server (or CDN), I've verified it's not a client error
I recently downloaded a piece of software that came in a .ZIP archive, but the .EXE software inside of the archive had a password on it. The website that I would have gotten the password from closed a while ago.
Because the executable is password protected it cannot be extracted.
I'm on Windows 7 Home Premium, and I use winrar for my archives.
So, I guess my question is is it possible to crack a password for a file within an archive without extracting it?
Working on Vista & Window 7, I use Winamp 5.57 for listening to mp3 and VLC player for watching movies. I made those two as my default players for corresponding media respectively. But when I launch winamp for playing mp3, some of the video files( like .flv, etc.,) automatically get changed the file opening mode to winamp player. This happens every time even if I set it back to 'default program'. Can someone please help me out.
I have a task to write a bash script showing permissions to biggest and smallest file in catalog. How I could obtain that ?
I've tried ls -s but it shows me all files sorted by the size.
Our internal website links to Excel files on a network-mapped drive. The links specify the filename and worksheet to open, in the following format (path and link information omitted):
ExcelFileName#'SheetName'!$A$1
This works fine with Excel 2003, but we're moving to Excel 2007, which won't even open the file if that extra information is present.
I haven't been able to find a definitive answer on whether this feature has been removed (or the syntax changed) in 2007. Any help will be highly appreciated!
I'm trying to create a very simple Windows-XP batch file:
Program1.exe
Sleep 3
Program2.exe
Sleep 5
Program3.exe
Sleep 11
Of course, I don't want to have to exit each program, before the next 1 starts.
The default for batch-files seems to be "stop until the previous program exists".
How do I get this script to run as expected?
Edit: The 3 executables listed above are more like "notepad" type programs. They open and run and don't just "open,run,close".
I've mapped my domain users to a remote share, and I'm trying to get rid of the security warning that appears whenever a file is run from the remote share.
I've tried adding the FQDN to the intranet list with no prevail and I'm starting to go crazy. I've also turned off IE Enhanced Security Configuration for both Admins and Users.
The group policies are being applied, and I can see the FQDN in the intranet list in internet options.
Relevant group policy:
Relevant security warning: