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Files in UNIX filesystems have 3 types of timestamps: Access, Modify, and Change. In order to investigate this, I created a file and I want to look at timestamps . Anybody knows how can i look the different timestamps. Then, which commands timestamps.
Use stat command:
stat filename
to change the atime and mtime, use the touch command:
touch --time=atime -t 198805232211.45
touch --time=mtime -t 205012300945.30
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How would I create a batch file that creates multiple logsfiles.txt with the date and time as their names and showing network activity.
Something like this?
for /f "tokens=2 delims=.=" %%i in ('wmic os get localdatetime /value') do set datetime=%%i
set log1="c:\onefolder\%datetime%_network.log"
set log2="d:\otherfolder\subfolder\%datetime%_system.log"
ipconfig >%log1%
tasklist >%log2%
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I am very new to scheme and i am trying to open it to try some codes.
Scheme is located at
/usr/local/bin/scheme
I am coming to the directory and writing
scheme
to start it but it does not work. I get
scheme command not found
error.
What should i do to start the scheme and write the code? This should be a trivial question, sorry for that but i could not find what to do.
Thank you
If you get a "command not found" error, that must mean that /usr/local/bin is not in your $PATH. You can either add it to your $PATH, call scheme using its absolute path (i.e. type /usr/local/bin/scheme instead of just scheme) or its relative path (i.e. type ./scheme while in the /usr/local/bin directory).
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I need to find a list of files that contain 2 different words. For example, I need to search for a list of files from a folder that contain the word "Balloon" and then from the result, need to search for files that contain the word "burst".
Is it possible to do this using Textpad?
Edited answer because I see what you want is, in effect, to find any file with both balloon and burst in. You can simply use balloon.*burst (or balloon.+burst if you don't want to match balloonburst in the file):
Don't forget to search In all documents - and my advice would be to hit Mark All to show the results. Bearing in mind you'd need to open these files in TextPad first.
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I think I set up a TrueCrypt volume on my Win7 machine a few months ago. Now I cannot remember where I set it up or what the password might be. Is there any way that I can detect this volume? I would have maybe gave it a capacity of 2GB or thereabouts so I don't want that storage going to waste.
If I uninstall TrueCrypt, would that release the volume assigned to it?
GF
Try a disk utility that allows you to locate large files or sort files by size (such as windirstat, although there are many others). A file that's 2GB should stand out.
Search your disk for a file with extension tc (*.tc).
There is no volume assigned unless you assign one (a drive letter). So you can uninstall freely.
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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/