I have started my research project with this line.open nebula and kvm as base.even I want to detect hotspots and handle automatic migration.but got stuck up without knowing where to customize the code.can u help me
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I use the tool "motion" (motion-project, https://motion-project.github.io/) to record Videos of two IP-cams, cam-1 and cam-2.
I tried to configure it that detected motion at cam-1 is triggering recording of cam-1 and cam-2 simultaneously, but until now I wasn't successful.
I found the parameter on_event_start and on_event_end, that allow the execution of a script/command at start and end of detected motion, but I found no way of telling the sw motion to start the recording of cam-2 also.
Maybe I can run a script at on_event_start that starts recording with a separate tool like ffmpg for both cams ?
Motion is indeed a very mighty tool, but too many features are hard to overview.
Thanks for any suggestions to solve it.
While implementing solution for Level 3 Advanced Training on a separate machine, connected via RDP, i had to use the default UiPath Academy Recorder in order to upload my solution.
Here is the tricky part, although the automation completed successfully without the Academy Recorder on, while it was activated it failed (at random iterations) to recognize the download pop-up window element using the on-element appear activity. If the Academy Recorder was launched from the main machine the automation was also completed without errors.
Additional actions tried:
Check if element vanished
Check with On element exist instead
Also used wait for active and wait for visible options
Checked options for Interactive and Completed as well
-Is this related to the fact that the Academy Recorder slows down remote machine?
Thank you in advance,
Konstantinos
I'm quite aware this hasn't been answered in 2+ years (so hopefully you've solved it!)
An alternative way is to use the Wait For Download Activity.
This activity will wait for the file to be completely downloaded before moving to the next step (so be aware of any timeouts if a bigger file)
The activity is included with the UiPath.System.Activities
I have a problem trying to schedule a task with Automation Anywhere 10.5.
I've actually activated the Auto login option at AAE Client but when the computer is locked and the task is suppose to start the computer doesn't login and the task starts normally as in background without unlocking the computer.
The problem with it is that we can only run tasks that normally would run on background (tasks that don't need to activate windows and perform operations like clicks or object cloning).
Example: I schedule a task that shows a simple Messagebox but when apparently it doesn't run. Then, I log in to the computer and I can see the messagebox active.
Do you know how to solve it?
My team has hit a few snags on this previously. If you haven't solved this yet - please utilize the following link:
http://www.automationanywhere.com/techsupport/Customers/Support/Utility/Autologin_Diagnose_Fix_Utility.zip
I received this from an AA employee as well as a best practice document. The utility tool should alert you of any practices you're not currently adhering to and resolve them if it can.
Please let me know if you need additional assistance.
The best way to sum up the issue would be with a screenshot, but unfortunately my screenshots auto-save to downloads and so I can't upload them. What's happening is that when I enter the 'file select' dialog in trying to upload a file, it's automatically in the 'drive' folder and won't move to any other folder. I've tried restarting and resetting my machine, tried the upload process on a bunch of different platforms, tried using the other user account on my machine, tried updating my software, but none of these have made any difference. I can get into my downloads folder and open files from it fine outside of this context, and I can workaround by using the drag-and-drop to upload on platforms which have this feature, but otherwise I'm stuck.
I've googled extensively to see if anyone else is having this issue and have found this thread: https://productforums.google.com/forum/#!topic/chromebook-central/d7g9EEDsr8w but there's no helpful solution there (recommended a powerwash but the asker has already done this several times). I've also tried to find a solution with the help of my (programmer) employer, but no luck so he recommended asking here. It seems like it wouldn't be a hardware issue when I can still access the folder outside of this specific function, but if it were a problem with the running system it seems it would be happening across the board and therefore show up more in a google? If anyone has any suggestions I'd be very grateful as it's getting quite tiresome having to drag and drop things into Facebook messages to get them uploaded! The machine is less than a year old so if I can't find any solution I'll see about getting it replaced under warranty. Thanks in advance for any help, and please let me know if there's any key info I've left out!
Machine: Samsung Chromebook XE303C12
OS: Version 38.0.2125.110
I need to dual boot 2 different task sequences (Win7 images) for different Pc types which require different drivers, we have 2 images one for staff and student which can be added to a particular task sequence.
I need to create a portable solution for cloning without the network using 2 different SCCM (System Center Configuration Manager) task sequences. At the moment I go through the usual steps of creating a boot media via the Configuration manager, but there seems to be know way to create a script that changes the task media on the fly so you can select which OS image.
I was looking at a possible solution using YUMI (a Usb boot tool) but each bootable image requires an ISO. The task sequence image is around 8GIG.
We use SCCM 2007. (Still awaiting for a budget to upgrade to 2012 :) )
It sounds like you want to boot two different .WIM images.
Out of the box, I haven't found any tool from MS that will allow this. I have gotten around this discrepancy by renaming the .WIM I want to use to BOOT.WIM in the \SOURCES directory.
That is the name of the .WIM that gets used by all the default settings. You have to rename the file before you attempt to boot from the USB device, but it doesn't take long and could be scripted without much effort.
Theoretically, it should be possible to configure the BCD on the USB device (\EFI\MICROSOFT\BOOT\BCD or BOOT\BCD, depending on how the computer is configured to boot) so that you could choose which .WIM to use at boot time without the need to do any messy renaming. I haven't gotten this to work yet (mostly due to lack of time/urgency), but I did write down what I had done so far. I found some useful information about booting to .WIM's from windowsitpro.com.