I am trying to use Kibana 5 to upload CSV.
https://www.elastic.co/blog/kibana-5-0-0-alpha4 as per this link - we have a provision to upload the CSV file in kibana 5.
I tried accessing to upload CSV as mentioned in the document as Management .. I am trying to look for UPLOAD CSV or adding some file.
Can anyone help with this? I am not seeing the provision to add a CSV file on top of it.
See https://github.com/elastic/kibana/pull/8497. Apparently they didn't think it was production ready. Real shame because I think it would work for 99% of the cases (as far as I fiddled around with it).
As per the link you've provided in the question, the Kibana version seems to be 5.0.1 in order to upload any CSV.
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I am trying to create a replica of my main database for the sake of testing. However, I am having a hard time figuring out how to do that.
What I have tried is exporting the entire main-database into a bucket. Then I downloaded the 2022-10-24T16-etc.overall_export_metadata file from that bucket and uploaded it to a bucket for test-database. However, when I try to import that file, I get an error
Google Cloud Storage file does not exist: /database-copy/database-copy.overall_export_metadata
I'm a little confused as to why its looking for /database-copy/database-copy.overall_export_metadata when the file im trying to upload looks more like /database-copy/2022-10-24T16-etc.overall_export_metadata.
Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!
I just found a document that explains how to do this,
https://cloud.google.com/firestore/docs/manage-data/move-data
Since Rstudio cloud is no longer free, I'd like to download my projects from it. I found a lot of information how to download files from the projects, but I need to download the projects themselves, because I'd like to keep on working on them and be able to use my previous code. Is there any option to reach this, except copying code from every single project as a text?
Thanks in advance for any help
Is there a way to look back at previous code in a file? For instance maybe be able to revert to an earlier saved version or somehow see changes the file code went through?
Short answer: no.
Unless your changes are tracked in some sort of source control (like git) or you keep backups of your files, there is no way to see previous version of a script file. A .R script is just plain text files. They do not store their own history just like other documents or images on your computer don't either. Sorry.
If that's something you want to do in the future, Rstduio makes it easy to integrate with git. Check out this guide to Connect RStudio to Git and GitHub
Today I found very wearied behavior of alfresco, When I upload any .txt file via share UI, its getting uploaded successfully, but if I upload any other type of file then it's giving 500 internal server error as shown in attached screen shot, also you can see in the image that .txt file got uploaded successfully.
The strange thing is there is no any error in the server logs.
Doe's anyone faced similar issue?
Also it is working for .txt, so is it a issue of Transformation?
Please suggest the possibilities of error.
Thanks in Advance.
Error while uploading through CMIS workbench:
It does sound like a transformation problem to me, but it is hard to be sure.
Because TXT files are working that means there isn't a problem with your repo being read-only or something like that. If these were office files, especially if they were large, you might be hitting a configurable transformer limit.
I would try uploading the problem files using something other than Share, such as:
Alfresco FTP
Alfresco WebDAV
Alfresco CIFS/SMB
Apache Chemistry Workbench
Using any (or all) of these will give you a clue as to whether the problem is in Share or lower in the stack.
First I should say that a lot of this is over my head, so I apologize in advance for using incorrect terminology and potentially asking an unclear question. I'm doing my best.
Also, I saw ThisPost; is RCurl the tool I want to use for this task?
Every day for 4 months I'll be analyzing new data, and generating .csv files and .png's that need to be uploaded to a web site so that other team members will be checking. I've (nearly) automated all of the data collecting, data downloading, analysis, and file saving. The analysis is carried out in R, and R saves the files. Currently I use Filezilla to manually upload the new files to the website. Is there a way to use R to upload the files to the web site, so that I don't have to open Filezilla and drag+drop files?
It'd be nice to run my R-code and walk away, knowing that once it finishes running, the newly saved files will be automatically be put on the website.
Thanks for any help!
You didn't specify which protocol you use to upload your files using FileZilla. I assume it is ftp. If so, you can use the ftpUpload function of RCurl:
library(RCurl)
ftpUpload("yourfile", "ftp://ftp.yourserver.foo/yourfile",
userpwd="username:passwd")
RCurl also had methods for scp and should also support sftp using ftpUpload.