How to do it?
I want to add storage to the following directory
/var/lib/libvirt/images
How do I do it?
I went to CentOS forum and it's not there..the simplest task of resizing a directory.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
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I am trying to validate a file upload using test cafe.the things are fine when I give absolute path of the file with in the t.setFilesToUpload() but when I give relative path its not finding the files and says could not find the required file. Can anyone help with this?
I tried using relative path of the file to be uploaded.
It's not clear how you validate file upload. Please refer to the related help topic in the TestCafe documentation. If you still have issues after reviewing it, please share an example that reproduces the issue.
Im just started the default template ¨Hello World¨ Project, Its a fresh installation and I didn't make any changes, but everytime a try to run the project, I get the File /index.html not found error...
PLease help!! Thanks for your attention! :D
This Question was answered here by Josiah Hester
Sounds like you created a default alloy project, all the app/controllers/index.xml file does is load another controller, probably called FirstView or something like that. Look through your views directory inside the app directory for another .xml file.
The structure of Alloy is that the index.xml file is loaded first no matter what, so it is not even recognizing your index2.xml. I would highly recommend you go through the Alloy Quick Start to get the general concepts first.
I have installed these extensions in exact the listed order:
tt_address
direct_mail
direct_mail_subscription
Now I cant access the Direct Mail modules in the BE.
I get this error:
Sorry for the stupid question, but I didn't found nothing via google.
How can I find out which folder/files have the wrong permissions?
If someone is struggling with the same issue, I found the files.
Within the folder typo3conf/ext/direct_mail are several mod* folder. Change the file permissions to 644 solved the issue.
Below is my Liferay path:
C:\glassfish3\glassfish\domains\liferay\applications
C:\glassfish3 and there should be the deploy directory in the same place. The data directory is there if you are still using hsql.
Actually, it goes here: C:\glassfish3\glassfish\domains\liferay\lib\classes
You should not put this in the exploded classes directory, because if you ever upgrade or undeploy/redeploy, that will get overwritten.
Try if you find location:
C:\glassfish3\glassfish\domains\liferay\src\main\resources\portal-ext.properties
to put your file into.
Edit:
Look for your portal.properties file, find there liferay.home variable. Check that path and place the file there. Another is that what I said in my comments.
This tip was on liferay pages.
This is was the correct place to place it in my liferay 6 install:
C:\glassfish3\glassfish\domains\liferay\applications\liferay-portal-6.0-ee-sp2-20110727\WEB-INF\classes
I've been trying to submit my app to the mac app store and I've been trying to figure out how to solve this issue:
Files Only Readable By The Root User - The installer package includes files that are only readable by the root user. This will prevent verification of the application's code signature when your app is run. Ensure that non-root users can read the files in your app.
I haven't been able to fix this problem for a while and does anyone have a solution?
In my case, none of the files were owned by root, but one had no read permissions for group and everyone, but only for my user. I found this by using this cmd in Terminal:
ls -lR /path/to/app
I then searched for "-----" inside the output from the ls command, which found the problematic file.
I had the same problem, but my solution was to run:
cd myApp.app
chmod a+rX *
This fixes the permissions and makes the Application Loader happy.
I found the answer:
I deleted some files that weren't readable by the system, files that showed a white blank icon
For anyone who has been banging their head on this one my experience is the error is erroneous or at best very misleading.
After looking over all the permissions then dragging files in and out of the bundle to test Application Loader the error magically disappeared and the same files with the same permissions ceased to give the same error.
This really isn't a solution but it may be important to know that this error may not be what it seems (tested on 10.9.4).