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When open a query in Microsoft project, the start date changes. Please note that, the start date is a custom field.
I found the answer, update the mappingfile of your project to map the custom tfs field to Project's start field like :
the mapping file can be upload, downloaded using "TFSfieldmapping" command on vs command prompt.
I am still facing a problem, that is when the task has child items, the start date is not reflected. Only for a task that has no child items, the date is reflected properly.
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I want to send a mail to abc#abcd.com when someone is logging in via FTP. I have tried using /etc/pam.d/vsftpd "session optional pam_exec.so /path/to/my/emailing_script.sh" but it doesn't work (i have tested this script in /etc/pam.d/sshd and it works).
Any suggestions?
Thanks in advance.
In order for vsftp to use the pam sessions you need to enable it in the configuration file:
add (or update) the line
session_support=YES
without that line PAM sessions will not be used so your PAM session module will not be run either.
Look for "session_support" on this documentation page.
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I had used DROP DATABASE command to drop a database. Is there any way through which I can see the time at which the DROP command was executed (i.e. at what time the database got deleted)?
Can I get it by reading any SQL or Windows log?
Thanks in advance.
If you are running Ms SQL Server 2005 or later, you can get it from the default log.
SELECT * FROM ::fn_trace_getinfo(default)
Find the filename of the trc-file in the results.
select * from fn_trace_gettable('PATH_TO_TRC_FILE',DEFAULT) where EventClass in (47) and databasename='NAME_OF_DB'
Replace the path to the trc-file with your path from previous command and NAME_OF_DB with the name of the database you want to know about.
See this page for details
Good luck!
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I'm SSH'd into a computer, so I can't use a GUI to access the path name. Is there a way that you can see the path directly on terminal without having to use Nautilus?
If you just want to get the information of current directory, you can type:
pwd
and you don't need to use the Nautilus, or you can use a teamviewer software to remote connect to the computer, you can get everything you want.
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My .nsf has a private folder ( created by other person ) and I deleted it - right-click "Delete"( I have Manager access ).
It still appears in the Folders section, but when I double-click it, I get the message: " Document deleted " .
So, if it was deleted why it still shows in the Folder section?
First go into Domino Designer and see if the folder is still listed there. I'm not sure if I'm describing it accurately, but Private folders essentially have an original, and then one copy per user, and perhaps you only deleted the copy.
If there's no sign of the folder, then I would try closing the database and then compact your workspace to get rid of any cached database information.
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In FAR manager, I can open seperate command window at the current location by just typing start. For example, Active Panel in FAR is in c:\Projects and I type "start" it opens a new console window with path c:\projects. I want to open PowerShell with current path, For instance I type PS, it opens powershell window with location set to c:\projects.
Any ideas?
One solution is with this command
start powershell.exe -noexit -command "set-location '%cd%'"
Another option is
powershell -noprofile
which has the side effect of not loading your profile, but since your profile contains code that sets a specific path ...
type dot '.' and press shift+Enter.