How can i find the path of this folder? It shows that I am the owner of this folder, but i can't find it anywhere. There are file inside that are using up space but i don't know how to navigate to this folder. Any ideas?
I tried to search for those file, but I always end up in this view of the folder where i cannot see its path.
to find path of any file or folder on your pc you can simply use command prompt.
go to your search bar and type cmd, go to command prompt and type
dir "*folder name*" /s
it will show you the directory of any file or folder you want to find on your system.
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I'm using solaris 10 vm box, every time I login or open new terminal my PATH variable is getting reset to default, I'm using export PATH=XXX command to set my path. When I tried to change the content in /etc/skel/local.profile file changes are not getting accepted even after I set them to 777 with chmod, same when I tried to change the login file in /etc/default, and there is no file or directory named environment in /etc/ directory currently my shell shows bash. Can someone help to permanently change the PATH variable without setting it for every session?
The /etc/skel folder is only used when you create a new user, its content is copied to the new user's home folder.
If you want to change the PATH variable everytime you login to your account, then add the following to the .profile file in your home folder (create it if it doesn't already exist):
export PATH=$PATH:/some/new/path
I use Beaker on Windows and start it up with gitbash with the following command:
./beaker.command.bat
If I want to read a .csv or excel file I have to place it in the same directory as the beaker.command.bat.
How can I just the .csv files directly from their original location where the .bkr notebook script and the files are located?
I figured it out, just use the full directory path instead pointing to the file.
I am trying to use wkhtmltopdf to convert a folder on my pc full of .html files to .pdf files, does anyone know the correct cmd command line to use to successfully have wkhtmltopdf locate the folder where the .html files are and convert and output them to .pdf in the folder of my choice on my pc, also is there a wildcard command so I don't have to put the names of each .html as the folder has over 140k html files. Thank you.
I have tweaked some code in a previous post here and used this before:
#echo off
for %%i in (*.html) do "C:\Program Files\wkhtmltopdf\bin\wkhtmltopdf.exe"
"%%i" "C:\temp\html\done\%%~ni.pdf"
You can run this from a batch file rather than the command prompt. Replace C:\temp\html\done\ with the folder you want the pdf's to be in and run the batch file from the folder in which the original html's are.
I have a scenario where there are two source file ABC.txt and DEF.txt. i want to make sure that if any files are present in that folder with naming convention as ABC.txt, it has to be moved to the different folder prior to loading to the SQL server, and the other (incorrect file) should be moved to a error log folder (separate folder). Can someone advice what task would i use to do that. i tried it using File system task but it just allow you to move or copy files from one location to other prior to loading the file.can someone advice how to i copy that incorrect file to the different folder ( error log folder)?
try to use a bat file.
move ABC.txt /directory
and after
xcopy "source" "destination_err\" /exclude:%temp%\ABC.txt /y
or you can use robocopy command in bat file, this is the command with parameters http://itsvista.com/2007/03/robocopy/
I need a cgi-bin but I can't find one when I am connected on Filezilla or cPanel, it's just public_html and that's it.
What do I do? I have looked online and it says that I need to use a command line but I have no clue how I would do that!
The "cgi-bin" directory does not exist until you create it with your FTP program at the top level of your Web site directory. From the perspective of your FTP program, it's just a normal directory (folder) that you can create, but it's treated differently by the server because of its special name.
Open your Filezilla program and connect to your website.
When you are in your top-level directory, (Where you see "public_html")
Right-click anywhere in the the window and select "create directory."
Simply name the directory "cgi-bin"
You're done!