we are using FTE agents for transferring files,
we want to configure scheduler transfer to work in a certain hours of the day,
so for example, if *.txt files is in the folder, transfer those files between 08:00AM to 12:00PM.
We tried so far several designed patterns (such as using ANT to determine the current hour and using trigger file which is different from the *.txt files) to solve the issue, but no success.
Any suggestion ?
I do not believe there is currently an option in WebSphere MQ FTE/MFT that provides exactly what you are looking for. From my understanding, what you are basically requesting is the Resource Monitor functionality (see the link below) but with an extra to option to say only have the Resource Monitor active between two time periods.
http://www-01.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/SSEP7X_7.0.4/com.ibm.wmqfte.doc/resource_monitoring.htm
Currently, a Resource Monitor is active when the FTE/MFT agent hosting the Resource Monitor is running.
You would need a system that requests these transfers manually at the times you want them to be processed.
Perhaps you would like to consider raising a Request For Enhacement (RFE) against the product?:
https://www.ibm.com/developerworks/rfe/?BRAND_ID=181
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I have a very basic question.
I have built with R a script than can send me reports by email.
I then used task scheduler to send those emails on specific times.
But now I would like to automate more frequently these scripts (let's say every 2 hours) and to only receive an email when the alert I created in my script (a flag) is on, and this even when my pc is off.
As task scheduler won't work, does that mean I need a server or something ?
Does it have a cost ? I am complete newbie in that area. Thank you.
Unfortunately, you would need a separate server for when your computer is off. I might suggest the Free Tier services from Amazon Web Services.
We have a plugin for Wordpress that we've been using successfully on many customers- the plugin syncs stock numbers with our warehouse and exports orders to our warehouse.
We have recently had a client move to WP-Engine who seem to impose a hard 30 second limit on the length of a running request. Because sometimes we have many orders to export, the script simply hits a 502 bad gateway error.
According to WP-Engine documentation, this cannot be turned off on a client by client basis.
https://wpengine.com/support/troubleshooting-502-error/
My question is, what options do I have to get around a host's 30 second timeout limit? Setting set_time_limit has no effect (as expected as it is the web server killing the request, not PHP). The only thing I can think of is make heavy modifications to the plugin whereby it acts as an API and we simply pull the data from the clients system, however this is a last resort.
The long-process timeout is 60 seconds.
This cannot be turned off on shared plans, only plans with dedicated servers. You will not be able to get around this by attempting to modify it as it runs directly on Apache outside of your particular install
Your optons are:
1. 'Chunk' the upload to be smaller
2. Upload the sql file to your sFTP _wpeprivate folder and have their support import it for you.
3. Optimize the import so the content is imported more efficiently.
I can see three options here.
Change the web host (easy option).
Modify a plugin to process the sync in batches. However, this also won't give you a 100% guarantee with a hard script execution time limit - something may get lost in one or more batches and you won't even know.
Contact WP Engine and ask to raise the limit for this particular client.
dose asterisk have any solution to access the recorded calls by itself , i mean no tricky way like saving recorded calls to DB or using Ftp or other third party solutions ...
looking for built in solution.
No.
But you can build a macro that will play the recorded calls
Asterisk does not provide a built in mechanism to access recorded calls (via Monitor or MixMonitor). All calls will be recorded to /var/spool/asterisk/monitor (unless specified differently).
You can check out a project called ARI (Asterisk Recording Interface), not to be confused with Asterisk REST Interface. It should provide you with the solution you are seeking.
Pay attention to one thing - recording everything into a single directory will end up with thousands of files in one directory. Depending on your file system, ext3/4 for example, may not really like the idea that there are 10,000 files in one directory.
My suggestion to you is this, if you are building a recording system for an enterprise, develop a catalog mechanism with a database, so that you don't have to run daily archiving and sh**ty procedures to keep your system working.
I'm tasked with 2 things that I'm not seeing support for.
Writing a script to enable a receive location with a schedule (No
schedule currently set)
Writing a script to remove a schedule from a receive location.
I see how to enable/disable a receive location, but I don't see how to manipulate the schedule via script.
Check the below article. This may help to create script.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa559496.aspx
Create two bindings files, one representing the receive port with schedule and one without. Then use BTSTask importbindings command to import whichever bindings file you want.
There is no support for scripting the scheduling of a receive location that I'm aware of.
You can achieve this in many other ways though. The simplest being to script the delivery
of the files to the receive location using shell script/etc.
Before going down your own scripting route, I'll consider 2 options
Check the schedule/service window capability in Receive Location and see if it solves your problems, else
There is a community Scheduled task adapter, which is suitable for such activities.
http://biztalkscheduledtask.codeplex.com/
In asp.net application, how its possible to download all png,css JavaScript and other resources parallel.
Because i am monitoring using Fiddler and found that content is downloaded one after another.
That is actually more of a browser (client) behaviour in accordance to the specification in HTTP 1.1. The guideline is to limit simultaneous downloads to two per hostname.
http://www.yuiblog.com/blog/2007/04/11/performance-research-part-4/
While you may be able to alter your browser's settings to download more per hostname, that is only your machine and not that of others' in the Internet wilderness. One way to trick clients in downloading more simulatenously is to designate your web resources into different hostnames, like images stored in http://images.yoursite.com. But you may wanna to test this and balance it out, as per the article's suggestion.
You can try AJAX for that as usually there are 5 allowed server/client http connections you could theoretically use them all at once.
However I guess you will take little advantage of this, unless you have really big (or many) css and javascript files.
Not sure if this will work on images or other files.