I'm on Windows. My Nitrous desktop app wont sync files. It says
"Error Warning the previous run of unison terninated in a dangerous state."
How can I fix this?
Thanks
The file transferring may not have completed properly. Try restarting the Nitrous Desktop app and try again.
If you run the app from the command line then you should see a full log message details on which files it is having issues with. If the app continuously displays this error then you may want to try removing the files which are causing the warning.
Here is a full explanation via Yahoo Groups:
There is a small window of danger while Unison is finishing
transferring a file, when the old file has been moved to a temporary
location but the new file has not been moved where it belongs. This
message is telling you that Unison got interrupted just at this moment
the last time it ran. You should check the file it's warning you
about, then delete the DANGER.README file and try again.
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I'm trying to test some features in a production environment, and to achieve this I'm using Google Chrome overrides, that basically allows you to substitute a remote file with a local file.
It sometimes works, but after a couple of reloads it stops working and all the requests start failing, receiving this error in console:
Pay attention: I'm not talking of the full page warning that you see when you access an untrusted website, which has the same error code. I'm talking about the error in console which makes the website unusable.
I say this because I tried googling the error and I only see articles about the warning, that you can easily skip. This is a different subject.
What I tried so far, without success is:
Start chrome with the --ignore-certificate-errors flag
Enabling the allow-insecure-localhost flag in chrome://flags
But they didn't help. How can I tell Chrome to ignore the (inexistent) certificate?
Thank you
Edit
I add an image of my override configuration:
to-override is my local folder. Then I just clicked on a file in the source tab and selected save for override. I found the file in my local folder and I changed it. Changes are applied the first time, but on refresh everything stops working and all the requests fail.
My Chrome version is
71.0.3578.98 - stable - 64 bit
I was trying to submit my second app update and it failed submission after passing validation. This is the error:
"Unable to create configuration directory:/Application/Xcode.app/Contents/iTMSTransportation.woa/.itmstransporter. Cannot save local copy of remote diagnostic configuration;local path is not writable".
My screen shot of the error cannot be attached. I know it is not a network error at Apple's end because it specified a path in the Application Loader in Xcode. Since the system has read and write permissions here, it cannot be because I changed something. I submitted another app successfully earlier on the same day without a problem (as usual). I am at my wits’ end. Anyone experienced this?
Since there is no “Build for Archiving” in Xcode 5 (like in Xcode), I started with following steps:
1 - From the Xcode Product menu I selected “Archive” item
2 - After the Build, the organizer window appeared in the foreground with my archive in it.
3 - I clicked the “Validate…” button and it executed that successfully.
4 - When I clicked the “Distribute…” button, it started uploading the app but failed and came back with the aforementioned error. I went to the folder to see if any folder in the directory path is locked and also to see who has read and write permissions. It is not me but the system. I did a Disk Permission Repair in Disk Utility but that didn't help.
I then removed the offending file “.itmstransporter.” and tried to submit but got a different error. I put it back and took out the other two (ITMSTransporter.cmd and WOBootstrap.jar” but produced a different error. So I restored the folder to its original contents and returned to where I started - stymied. I have considered installing a new version of Xcode 5.0 but I don't know if that will help.
My OS:Mountain Lion 10.8.5, Xcode 5.0, MacBook Retina (first retina in 2012). Project compiled for iOS 7 in the Build Settings.
Thanks for any pointers.

I had the same issue. I copied the whole "Application Loader" out of the XCode package to somewhere else and after that, uploading from the Application Loader worked fine.
I have about 50 modified files. I tried to shelve them. About halfway through, tortoiseHG says 'Unable to remove file x/y/z/foo.java, permission denied'. I tried several of the remaining files, and they all seem to have the same issue.
I've been using tortoiseHG for a long time on this Windows machine without issues. Any suggestions on how to troubleshoot this? The files are not locked (open by another program). And they're all in the same local directory that I have access to.
Figured it out. The error message is misleading. The problem was a leftover .hg/wlock file. Probably from when it initially failed doing 1/2 of the original shelving.
Deleting .hg/wlock solved the problem.
I get the following errors whenever I start a new project in eclipse.
One thing to observe is the strange path at the last, which i dont know why, comes always in the error message.
ps: the greyed out area is my username.
It looks like you are running Windows 7. Check the security settings on the folders you are working with and make sure that your user has the appropriate permissions on them.
In the job configuration for a Jenkins 1.418 job (older versions are Hudson) on Windows, I am having trouble with "Archive the artifacts". In the box titled "Files to archive" I have
foo/**/Release/Install/App.exe
The error it gives me at configuration time is:
'foo//Release/Install/App.exe' doesn't match anything: 'foo' exists but not 'foo//Release/Install/App.exe'
Now, if I'm correct, ** is "search all subdirectories" as per ant. What is odd, is that no matter what I enter it tells me the top level folder exists (foo), but no other folder exists underneath it. Yet when I use the windows explorer to navigate, all my folders exist.
How can I troubleshoot this or fix it?
Update: I figured out a technique to troubleshoot - use the workspace browse features in hudson/jenkins to find what is visible and what is not visible. Turns out some directories had file permissions that blocked them being visible inside jenkins/hudson.
I had hudson configured to run a batch file, and my folder references were failing because of some errors in the batch files I was using. This was not a hudson problem, but a batch file problem. I saw the error and thought it was the problem because it was a reported error, but the real problem was a silent failure in a batch file.