I'm working on a project where my client has uploaded files on dropbox. He has uploaded ~39k articles. The problem is when I try to download them from dropbox, I get an error "The zip file is too large". I've been trying to download that data somehow but haven't been able to download it yet.
Any ideas how to download such enormous number of files from dropbox ?
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I use the windows variant of wget for scripted downloads of various files but was wondering if it could achieve the following.
Where I work, new versions of the software are regularly released into the company dropbox. I am tasked with making a script that can interrogate the versioning of the file name in the dropbox folder and if its a newer file version than the one currently in the folder where the script was run, it will download and update the file. Kind of like "check for update" kind of thing (newer file version found, downloading, please wait)
Is this possible with Wget or would I need a different program altogether?
Many thanks
It will need using dropbox API. Read in https://www.dropbox.com/developers/documentation/http/overview may can help.
can i upload my files to my github.com repository without using Github for Windows?
Is there any file upload button in github.com?
I searched through all the questions about file-upload on github but all have answers using github windows client.
As far as I know, there is no way to upload a file from github.com. However, you can create new files:
I am migrating the vb.net project to RTC but the problem here is there is onle file with extension x.ncb and RTC is not allowing to upload.
Now my issue here is I am unable to understand whether this file is not allowed in RTC?
Can this be removed and uploaded to RTC?
Hy everybody,
I've an Aptana Project already synched with an ftp connection to my deploy server.
Everytime I save a script,Aptana to upload it to FTP server through the Deploy Options.
Now I wonder if there is some Ruble or similar plugin/script that can do the following steps:
I edit the file and save it -> aptana save the uncompressed file on my local hard drive (I'll need to put it on version control) then create a minified/obfuscated version and upload it to ftp.
Is it possible?
I've already created a Ruble that compress my CSS and Javascript files through YIUCompressor but I don't know how to retrieve the FTP informations of every specific project and the upload only the minified version.
Any help is appreciated. Thanks
I have opensource project needed to be uploaded to GitHub when I upload it unzipped it takes a lot of time to do so
so I'm asking for a way to upload it zipped and unzip it after uploading it
thanks in advance :)
You will have no choice but to do a regular git push. This will be as fast as uploading a zipped archive, maybe even faster.
Try using ssh and not https for your remote connection.