I could see few options
1: You might want to re-consider setting up ftp or ssh server on windows machine. then you could use sftp or scp to transfer your files.
2: setup NFS server on windows, mount the shared folder on linux, then using simple "cp" command you should be able to transfer the files.
3: Last option would be to mount native windows share using cifs please see http://www.cyberci...
ashitpro
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using Astyle to format the C code
I am trying to use Astyle to format my C code.
C code is generated by python script.
I have return statements like this:
I would like Astyle to format this as:Code:func() { return cond1 && cond2 && cond3 && cond4; }
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I think I solved my problem by re-arranging the headers. By the way, my code can not be dependent on c-runtime. someone else will plugin their platform specific code. The reason, I was suppressing those "#defines" is that particular code is auto-generated by lex.Leave a comment:
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redefining stdout/stderr
when I declare
#ifndef stdout
#define stdout 0
#endif
#ifndef FILE
#define FILE void
#endif
it gives me warning as "redefined in stdlib.h".
How can I prevent #include<stdio. h> or #include<stdlib .h>
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Its a header file for iostream library, which provides input and output functionality using streams. It enables you the functionality to read/write from/to files, strings and standard input output devices using streams.
e.g. if you are using cin or cout to work with stdin and stdout respectively, you will need iostreamLeave a comment:
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About Base 34 or Base 36 string encoding
I have got a RSA signature which is 512 bytes long.
I was looking for a way to convert this string into base34 or base36 format.
I searched a lot, but everywhere I saw converting number to given base. Here, I am looking for a big string to encode.
So far, I tried following code:
...Code:char const c_base_encoding[] = "0123456789ABCDEFGHJKLMNPQRSTUVWXYZ"; size_t const c_base_encoding_size
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you can use,
grep -rin "sed" *
This will do a recursive search for pattern "sed" in each file.Leave a comment:
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Instead of 'last' try 'lastlog'.
It should display the username and last login time.
Something like this:
...Code:Username Port From Latest root pts/5 172.18.28.86 Fri Dec 17 14:53:18 +0530 2010 bin **Never logged in** daemon **Never logged in** adm
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See the line:
"This GDB was configured as "x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu"."
GDB is not able to figure out your platform.
Either, you have downloaded it from non-native repository or while building gdb you have specified wrong platform.
I would rather suggest to use "yum install gdb" command to install the gdb.Leave a comment:
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How to replace an attribute with empty string using regex?
I am parsing one xml, I want to replace an attribute with empty string.
every node has an attribute, something like this:
id="1hyx36uhpi7 80iq8oiu355"
I am using following regex pattern, but its not working
d = re.search('(id= "([a-z0-9A-Z]+)")*',text) -
ashitpro replied to Which Operating System performs better to manipulate thousands of files at a time?in LinuxI'll prefer UNIX.
You'll get better results, if you are writing you application in multi-threaded way.
This is very general question to be specific with an answer. I'll suggest writing an application and try it on both OS for say 100 files first. Put some time measure to get the execution time.
I usually work with cross platforms, I build/run few frameworks on windows as well as linux. These are basically test case...Leave a comment:
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try,
lsof | grep libLeave a comment:
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I don't think that this error is related to socket.
Could you please post the code here?Leave a comment:
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As a first step, lets forget about 10.0.0.x nic/network.
Say,your machine has ip 10.13.0.5 assigned to other nic.
Your target machine,to which you are sending the UDP packets,has ip 10.13.0.6. Now, if my assumptions are right then check if both these machines are able to ping each other or not? If that works well then, I don't think any good reason about why it's not receiving ack packet unless firewall is ok with udp packets.Leave a comment:
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ashitpro replied to How would I determine the number of machine instructions needed to run a main loop?in CIn case of gcc, compile program with -g option.
Then invoke the gdb.
e.g.
gdb a.out
This will drop you to gdp command prompt.
after that just hit 'disas loop' command at gdb prompt
This will show you the assembly representation for method 'loop'
I don't know if this is what you are looking for.
Good luck !!!Leave a comment:
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If you have multiple interfaces for same network.
Say, eth0 172.18.28.90 and eth1 172.18.28.91. In this case, solaris will choose first working device as a output interface. If you have to change the interface for all output traffic then you basically specifies with -setsrc switch.
In case of linux, just specify eth0 or eth1 whichever you may need. If you have only single interface don't bother about those options.
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Actually, I was not able to run psexec and start my batch script remotely. I read somewhere that you have to enable the Admin share. So I was stuck enabling that share.
But like I said, when I disabled the UAC in windows 7. everything started working fine. Admin share as well as PsExec.Leave a comment:
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There are three supported values.
ignorespace: Doesn't write lines started with spaces
ignoredups: Doesn't write duplicate commands.
ignoreboth: Combined above two options.Leave a comment:
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I haven't check your script; but I thing 'YES' should be 'Yes'. Check if that work otherwise see if mine works for you.Code:awk -F',' '$3 ~ /Yes/ {print $3}' a.txtLeave a comment:
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it executes the last command you executed on the shell.Leave a comment:
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