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If you want to just list links then you can use the switch /AL. E.g. dir /AL /S C:/
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Did you stop the SSH service and then try to delete the user account? sudo service ssh stop or sudo /etc/init.d/ssh stop Otherwise if you can not do that because you’re accessing the machine remotely...
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Hi Ben – this is an awesome article even for a non technical PC user as myself. I do have a question though. If all I am doing is moving my Users folder from C: to D: and wanting the result to be as...
View ArticleComment on Windows File Junctions, Symbolic Links and Hard Links by Ben
Hi Derek, I would recommend just using /d for all directory links unless you have a need otherwise. A word of warning for your task of relocating the Windows User folder, you will encounter problems....
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Followed everything on this tutorial almost exactly but I get this in filezilla Command: open “boxsftp@x.x.x.x” 22 Command: Pass: ****** Error: Network error: Software caused connection abort Error:...
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A lot has happened in the meantime, and at least now, emulation has reached a very good level. OPL-2 and OPL-3 synthesis in DOSBox sounds pretty authentic, it has instantly taken me back, even when...
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Sorry for the late response, I have been away from the computer for the past couple of weeks. If your filezilla can not connect to your server it seems it believes there is a network connection error...
View ArticleComment on DOSBox Sound Emulation with DOSBox Audio and Music Samples by Ben
For those that are interested … Munt’s source can be found here http://sourceforge.net/projects/munt/ DosBox’s source is here http://sourceforge.net/projects/dosbox/
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Thank you very much Ben. Clear, concise with explanations and to the point. I’ve just learnt a good chunk of stuff from this short tutorial. Bookmarking
View ArticleComment on Tuckey URLRewrite How-To by Özgür Atıcı
Thanks for the great post. I’m using tuckey’s urlrewrite filter in my project. I did some basic rewriting and it works great. Well, I want to change the url e.g. “www.mydomain.com/blog” to...
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This is an awesome tutorial – i love the way you’ve walked through it. I kinda understand things a lot better from it. For all that I can’t seem to get it to work for me. Tried a couple of times as...
View ArticleComment on Tuckey URLRewrite How-To by Suryansh Purwar
Hi, I’m a newbie to tomcat. I’ve installed tomcat on my unix system using the tar.gz distribution. I want to redirect request to one(let’s say XYZ) of my apis to other(let’s say ABC). So the request...
View ArticleComment on Tuckey URLRewrite How-To by Ben
Sorry for the late response. You would follow the much the same steps as the example under ‘Permanent Redirection’ as the 301 HTTPD status code is very important for search engines as Google. I haven’t...
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What I would suggest first is using a copy of the default untouched sshd_config. <code>nano +76 sshd_config</code> change the line <code>Subsystem sftp...
View ArticleComment on Tuckey URLRewrite How-To by Ben
Hi Suryansh I think you have placed your URLrewrite files in the wrong directory. They should all be placed within your WEB-INF directory. So say if your web root (the location of the files served by...
View ArticleComment on Tuckey URLRewrite How-To by suryanshpurwar
Hi, again thnx for the help. I’ve figured out the folder where I need to place this file and the redirection is also working, but I’m facing a problem that http://localhost:8080/XYZ/select?a=b is being...
View ArticleComment on Tuckey URLRewrite How-To by Ben
<rule> <from>^/some/olddir/(.*)$</from> <to type="redirect">/very/newdir/$1</to> </rule> <from>^/XYZ/select?(.*)$</from> <to...
View ArticleComment on Tuckey URLRewrite How-To by suryanshpurwar
I’ve used this as well, but still it didn’t work. I’ve also tried using modRewriteConf as mentioned here http://urlrewritefilter.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/src/doc/manual/3.2/index.html, by making this...
View ArticleComment on Tuckey URLRewrite How-To by Ben
I suggest re-reading the instructions carefully on the Tuckey website and starting again from scratch. You must be missing some critical setting that you are not listing here. Sorry I can not be of...
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