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Closed 10 years ago.
I checked the following, none of which work with Python 3:
paramiko
pexpect
fabric
some custom made scripts
What would you recommend to use for SSH operations like:
password login
key based authentication
file transfer
remote command execution
I'd like to avoid subprocess.Popen as this causes some headaches while multitreading.
Python bindings for libssh2 now supports python3 as well
Thanks to #aix
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Closed 9 years ago.
I am planning to use LinqToExcel for reading of my excels files but i am not sure whether it will work on Shared Hosting env like GoDaddy?
It probably won't work because the Ace database engine will have to be installed on the server so LinqToExcel can read the excel files. And I don't think most shared hosting providers will allow you to install it.
You can try though, and let me know if it does work.
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How can i use embedded RavenDB on all major .NET platforms (.NET >= 4.0, Mono, MonoTouch, Mono for Android, [WinRT, MonoGame, etc]).
It it planned to support the embedded version cross-platform official in the future? If yes: when?
RavenDB runs on .NET >= 4
You can run it on Mono.
The client will run on MonoTouch, Mono for Android, WinRT & MonoTouch
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Closed 10 years ago.
best solution for mobile website locally testing
Note: I am using windows 7 with visual studio 2012.
A good way to do this is to simply hook up your mobile device to the network that your machine is on and visit the IP Address associated to the machine on your port.
Note that IIS Express is a pain to configure in this regard, so it will be good if you can setup your site to run on IIS on your primary machine, and configure it to be default website bound on either port 80 if you have nothing else, or another unique port so that the hostname is not required.
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Closed 11 years ago.
It's basically a educational situation:
We've got a Intel Celeron 2.5Ghz / 512 MB RAM / >40GB Hard Drive.
We need to set up a basic SQL server for 5~15 LAN users with a >1GB database.
I can use debian, fedora, freeBSD, mandrake, opensuse, redhat, slackware, suse or ubuntu with firebird, mysql or postgreSQL.
[btw: it's a corporate decision, I can't pick anything else besides the one listed. What I can do is ask for support for another software - This is something that looks interesting since I believe that MariaDB w/ Slackware would be the best choice)
I basically need the most lightweight solution possible.
I'm thinking about Slackware with PostgreSQL, but I was wondering which one would be less dependent on hardware specs and easiest to manage, the traffic flow itself won't be very high but the database will have to up for tests for at least a semester or two before we can apply for a dedicated server..
I recommend debian with mysql.
Debian because its a very widespread system for severs and you get tons of documentation so its easy to setup and maintain.
mysql because its simple and well documented.
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I'm working with an API that requires the machine's external IP. I have come understand that I can't do this without relying on an external server.
I've used whatismyip.com in the past:
wget -q -O - http://whatismyip.com/automation/n09230945.asp
What are some other services for checking the external IP of a machine? Since I'm concerned about a single point of failure, I'd like to have a few options to which I can fail over.
curl -s http://checkip.dyndns.org | sed 's/[a-zA-Z/<> :]//g'
Now, I didn't write that myself, just doing some research for you.
http://www.geekology.co.za/blog/2009/04/checking-your-internal-and-external-ip-addresses-on-a-unix-machine/
Or
wget -O -q icanhazip.com
http://api.externalip.net/ip works fine for me, great uptime and fast. no reg exp needed
http://www.showmemyip.com
http://www.whatismy.com
http://showip.codebrainz.ca/ (details)