I downloaded the Simba ODBC driver for macOS and when I run the dmg it gives me the following and doesn't let me proceed
This post comment on the official Apple support page helped me to solve this problem.
Basically, you need to drag the .pkg file to the folder, I used the Downloads folder. Then use right click on the .pkg file in your Downloads folder and click Open and then Open again.
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I have a large file in my Google Colab Workspace. I want to download it to my local machine using the command files.download(name of the file). Will this use my internet or Colab's?
Both. Files downloaded from Colab will use the Internet connection of the client machine to receive the data, which will have been sent using the Internet connection of the Colab backend.
To inspect the file size, hover over the file in the file browser. In the image below, for example, the file is 294 kilobytes.
FYI, you can download by right clicking on the file and selecting download, which is a bit simpler than executing the code snippet in your question.
When trying to download matplotlib-3.0.2-cp37-cp37m-win32.whl on the website of pypi, I got the choice to open or to save it (not to download it). After opening and saving I got the message: .whl-file can't be opened because this file type will not be supported. After I clicked ok, suddenly the acrobat reader opened. I also tried the website www.lfd.uci.edu/~gohlke.
How can I download the .whl-file?
I've installed wso2sp 4.2.0 on Linux server, opened the editor, created my first siddhi file and saved it. I named it as "CargoWeightApp" and expected to find it in the default /wso2/editor/deployment/workspace directory. But the file was saved in /wso2/editor/deployment directory with name "workspace\CargoWeightApp.siddhi".
Any idea why it happened so?
I got the same issue.
I installed wso2sp 4.2.0 on a remote linux server and I accessed the editor using my Windows desktop.
It is somehow getting the backslash "\" from Windows and trying to save it in Linux.
I don't have the same issue using a Linux desktop. Please try.
I hope it solved your issue.
Best,
The issue is tracked through #732
This issue has been resolved with PR:#1380
I'm trying to open google chrome mac with disabled security with the command line
open -a Google\ Chrome --args --disable-web-security
However it keeps opening up parallels windows chrome instead - how do I remove the parallels binding for chrome so that it doesn't open from mac terminal?
Use the full path to the application:
open -a /Applications/Google\ Chrome --args --disable-web-security
Parallels creates folders in ~/Applications for each virtual machine. These folders contain aliases for applications on the virtual machine. My guess is that the command "open -a" is searching the folder ~/Applications before searching the folder /Applications. This is probably desired behavior in many cases - open would find the application installed for the user before finding the application installed system-wide. However, it's causing some confusion in this case.
I couldn't find documentation explaining which path "open" is actually searching, so this is just a guess. However, specifying the full path to the application works for me.
I had this issue while trying to launch the Chrome debugging tools from React Native. Because React was launching the app I couldn't adjust the command it issues as described in the accepted answer.
I fixed it by changing the bundle name in the Parallels application package so it was different than the Mac Chrome version. To do this find the application package for Chrome in Parallels - I found mine in ~/Applications (Parallels).
Right-click on the Chrome application in Finder and select Show Package Contents. Under the Contents folder you should find a Info.plist file. Open this in a text editor and modify the string value for the CFBundleName key to something else (I used "Google Chrome Win").
Save the file and the open command should launch the Mac version of Chrome as expected from then on.
i'm trying to install Oracle's SQL Developer in my macbook pro OSX 10.9.1 but I can't understand how to do it. I download a .gz file which I unzip to get an installer but all I have is an unknown file called sqldeveloper-4.0.0.13-1.80-macosx. It is not a .dmg or something so i don't know what to do whith it.
I've read that i'm supposed to run over the extracted directory something like sh sqldeveloper.sh from the terminal but that file isn't there, just the one mentioned above.
thanks
Extraction problem, "The Unarchiver" utility produced the unknown file, I decompressed the file download from Oracle's website with the Archive Utility and I got the installation file