I have a google cloud instance, Debian 10 installed there & I can login with SSH.
Now I want to enable GUI mode there, please tell me the steps & please tell me how to login in that google instance using that GUI mode.
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This is my first time creating an android app and I decided to use a mysql database to store my data. I then connected it with google cloud platform. How would I be able to send data to the database and retrieve data in visual studio? Ex creating a new user and sending their information to the database
Go to "Tools > Extensions & Updates", click on "Online" and search for "Google Cloud Platform Extension for Visual Studio".
Once installed, you will find them in "Tools > Google Cloud Tools".
1. Add your Google Cloud account in "Manage Accounts".
2. Go to the "Google Cloud Explorer > Google Cloud SQL", right click and "Add Data Connection" to your SQL instance.
I would like to Chrome Remote Desktop to my GCE instance. Normally, sudo does not ask me for a password on this instance. However, when trying to enable Chrome Remote Desktop, I get a GUI popup that asks for a password and won't take no for an answer. What should I do here?
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I have a client who's site is hosted on Google Compute Engine. They insist on having FTP access to the site. I am somewhat new to Google Compute Engine. I currently use FTP using Google's instructions. However my client will not know how to install the Google Cloud Console, download and convert the security keys, log in and move any files they upload in their folder using shell.
What I would like to do is install some kind of FTP server (proftpd or similar) install some kind of GUI they can log into to create users in the future and upload files using filezilla. However when I install proftpd on Compute Engine (Debian Wheezy) and I create a user to test before I install a GUI, the server keeps denying access.
Anyone with experience setting up FTP on Compute Engine for a client that can help?
You should be able to set this up, but as far as I remember you need to specifically set up firewall rules to open the FTP port on your instances.
When I try to deploy a windows 10 app using remote debugger, I get this error "DEP0100 - deployment failed due to a developer licensing issue windows 10 while trying to remote a windows store app."
From what I understand, there is no concept of windows developer licensing in windows 10, all I have to do is to enable developer mode from settings.
I have still tried to renew developer license using powershell.
Is there any solution for this issue?
PS. Remote debugging was working earlier, it suddenly started giving this error.
Edit: This is happening only when remote debugger is running as a service.
This may seem like a really dumb solution, but I had the same issue and couldn't find what's wrong, until I enabled developer mode and it all worked.
To enable developer mode on Windows 10:
Click Start
Type "For Developers Settings"
Switch to "Developer Mode"
Not sure about this, but make sure the account you're using to run the service is allowed to do developer stuff on your machine.
Here's what I would do:
Generate an account on the machine with admin rights (e.g.
"myadminuser")
Log in as "myadminuser" and enable developer mode for
that account on the machine. (You might have to provide a Microsoft
account here) This will allow the account to install apps.
Configure the service to run with user "myadminuser".
I didn't try this, but this should work.
Is it possible to declarative install, uninstall, update chrome
packaged apps on client machines from server (or make all this
operations with system scripts)?
Is it possible to make local shell
aplication to navigate between chrome packaged apps?
Use case: educational private network (schoolclassroom) based on chrome apps. After loading device, user see custom shell. User can navigate between chrome applications, using shell. User do not touch system, or chrome at all.
Also, aministrator could add application on every client system, using some scripted software management system...