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I'm looking for a free way to be able to unzip files automatically in a folder. From what I've read, there seem to be a few ways to do this, but I'm limited because I do not have any zip/unzip software other than what is provided with Windows. Additionally, I do want to incorporate the executable/task or whatever it might be into an SSIS package, as this is the only way I have to create a scheduled task in my environment. Is this a tall order? Any suggestions would be very helpful. Thanks.
I hope this helps as i also was looking for such a program as WinZip and WinRar are good but there are limitations and then i found ExtractNow
http://www.extractnow.com/
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I am trying to do tagging of a french text, but TreeTagger needs Python which is impossible to install on my PC at work. For security reasons, it is impossible to install other programs (only R).
Is it possible to use R code for tagging which does not require neither java nor Python?
At this moment there are no French POS-taggers implemented in R.
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I have just started developing in Unix environment and playing with screens and emacs.
My question might be preliminary but am unable to find an answer online.
I am able to create new windows in my screen ; however I am unable annotate them.
I know the command in Ctrl+a A; but how does one execute this on the keyboard?
Sorry if this questions seems silly; but is there way I can combine the Ctrl+a combination into a custom command?
Have you tried
screen -X title bla
yet?
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I'm building a site(asp.net) that needs save images for each product, so I'm not sure how implement it. I think i can do it saving all photos in the same folder but i do not like that i would prefer to create a new subfolder for each product and save the images in that subfolder but maybe in the future i have problems due to limitations with number of folders or subfolders.
Do you think that second option (creating subfolders) is better and secure?
You can see in the following link the limits of windows file system
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-gb/library/bb457112.aspx
taken from
https://serverfault.com/questions/18692/what-is-the-maximum-number-of-files-or-folders-that-can-be-stored-in-a-single
the limits of files and sub folders changed depending the kind of server/netapp.
you can read in the link above the limits for each one.
I would use subfolders but it is up to you, the important thing is that you need to know the limits and then decide.
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Can anybody tell me about 'profiling' in unix by giving a small example.
Thank you!
You'll need to give us some more context if you want a useful answer. Broadly speaking, profiling a program is to instrument the executable with some extra statements that record details of execution which you can later analyse to identify parts that are slow, consume too much memory, consume too much CPU etc. Here's a quickie along with examples on how to use gprof which is the GNU profiler for C. http://www.cs.utah.edu/dept/old/texinfo/as/gprof.html#SEC2
If you want to shine in your exam about profiling, talk about Dtrace.
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There are a ton of programs listed here under "Run/Configuration/Queue/User management"
http://www.postfix.org/addon.html
Just curious if anyone has used these and what is recommended. Basically I want to see what is going on with my queue, any problems/bottleneck, etc. A web based thing would be awesome, if not command line would be ok too. I tried pfqueue and it seems decent.
Thanks!
Something like this seemed to work the best so far:
http://www.howtoforge.com/mailgraph_pflogsumm_debian_etch