I would recommend running AVG and Kaspersky (both) on your computer. As ryno stated, the other options would be to restore from an earlier state (which might be risky if there is malware it may have deliberately infected this portion of your computer).
The other option would be to save your personal files to a USB or CD, reinstall your computer, and then re-scan the files on the USB/CD (as they may be infected) before moving them back...
sicarie
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When you say it "fails" how does it fail? Certificate warnings should be displayed in your browser, what browser are you using? What is the message you're receiving? Are those the only two sites that fail?Leave a comment:
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What error are you getting during the boot process? Where does it stop in teh boot process?Leave a comment:
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That is a problem that has been plaguing people for years, and there have been various implementations of it. What were you thinking to start with?Leave a comment:
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Do you have a 'known good' backup from before you updated java? I would recommend (if you can) backing up all your personal files and rebuilding your OS. Then scan the personal file backup with an anti-virus and move over the personal files as you need them (ie, don't move all of them back on the new computer at once).
Finally, as I'm sure you've learned, only update an application through a trusted method (ie, Windows through Windows...Leave a comment:
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+1 to what Luuk said.
Additionally, if this is in a shell script, there are a host of options for if statements, depending on what is being looked for. For example, if you're looking for a command you can run if [ -x /bin/bash ] and that would look for the bash executable. If you're looking for a directory I'm sure there's an equivalent option.Leave a comment:
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Contribute!
Pick a project on github, sourceforge or freshmeat or that site that matches programmers with projects (I can't find it at the moment, but you may have better luck).
Learning git or some type of versioning will help, and you'll put your code out in the public domain so you can point to it during interviews (or just for fun).Leave a comment:
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sicarie replied to getting this error-SP2-0734: unknown command beginning "/opt/SP/we..." - rest of linein LinuxSo somewhere you use the directory path /opt/SP/we<something> without telling the shell why it's used, or what you want to do with it. There should be a line number associated with the error, which would help you look close to that location (it may be the line before or after; rarely is it much farther away).Leave a comment:
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1) Are you sure? In the US this has massive HIPAA implications - and many other countries have more restrictive privacy laws than the US...
2) Why? Do you need to just note that it's going? Or do you need to manipulate it in some way? If you're looking to manipulate it, I'd recommend going back to where it's being printed from and modifying it there - messing with packets across a network is definitely not the easiest way.Leave a comment:
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It sounds like an issue with the BIOS settings and the cabling you're using, but there are many different types of HP BIOS versions, so you'll have to google something like "dl380 g7 bios setting for kvm" or something.Leave a comment:
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What are you trying to do? What are you running into that is system-specific?
Mac and Linux should be very similar, depending on what you're doing...Last edited by sicarie; Nov 24 '14, 03:51 AM.Leave a comment:
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sicarie replied to Regarding automated scp shell script from one sever to another server using or sftpin LinuxSo that's not a script - those are individual commands. Have you confirmed you have permissions on this server to add new files?
Additionally, I'd HIGHLY recommend using ssh keys instead of passwords, but that's just me.Leave a comment:
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To follow this up, as Luuk was intimating this is very bad security practice. Much better would be to put it behind a VPN such as OpenVPN and authenticate that way. Additionally, asking a vendor who doesn't have much experience to do something like this is a good way to cause a much bigger security hole than just a database box open to the internet.
Please spend time researching the best practice around what you want to do and why.Leave a comment:
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Between the two, it looks like "model" is the same between. You could either write a regex or parse the file for matching characters.Leave a comment:
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Do you need to write to a tab-delimited file? You can write to a file and use \t for tab, but if you're converting it to csv, why not skip the conversion and write directly to a csv?
[code=python]
import csv
with open('filename' ,'wb') as fout:
csvwriter = csv.writer(fout ,dialect='excel ',quoting=csv.Q UOTE_MINIMAL)
for lines in txt:
csvwriter.write row(lines)
[/code]Leave a comment:
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It looks like you can import os and then use the getsize() function to see the filesize:
[code=python]
import os
size = os.path.getsize ('centaur_1.mpg ')
print size
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So I got that from Googling "python get file size" and I would Google "python get user input" to allow the user to input the segment size.
Good luck!Leave a comment:
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Why are you using Java inside Python? Is that a requirement? It looks like you're opening a file, getting a hash, looking up an attribute and printing it. I would imagine this is possible through Python without using the javax, but that is your decision on implementation.
Anyway, as .docx is a Microsoft proprietary format, you would need to know how it's formatted, and import a library that is able to read it and get through all the...Leave a comment:
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You can look at what awk returns and how a shell script handles that. You can check out the awk manual page or just take a look at what is being printed out, and how to print the specific fields inside awk.
IMHO, I think you need a loop in a shell script to get down to the line you want (probably a for loop, but you could you a while if you wanted to), and then if you're on the right line, use awk to print out the values you want. I...Leave a comment:
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sicarie replied to while typing setup.py install in command prompt to install django error occurs no comin PythonDo you have python installed? And does setup.py exist in C:\Django-1.5.7\directory ?Leave a comment:
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