For some stupid reason, I managed to overwrite an existing folder with a symlink to another folder.
Is there any way that I can recover the original folder and contents?
I already looked into Icloud.com but can't find them in the Recover Files dialog
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I am trying to read and update the SACL properties of a folder in a domain machine from the domain controller.
I came across this link but I don't know how to use the IADs::Get to get the object of the folder from the active directory.
I am struggling to find the ldap query to get the folder, I searched all over the internet but I couldn't find a single example for this use case.
Can anyone help me with an example or a reference?
IADs::Get is only for objects in Active Directory itself. You can't use it for files on a file system.
To modify permissions a file on a remote computer, you treat it pretty much the same as a file on the local system. You can use GetNamedSecurityInfo, where pObjectName would be the path to the file in the format of \\server\share\directory\file.txt and ObjectType is SE_FILE_OBJECT.
The credentials being used to run your program will need to already have rights to access that file on the remote system.
Some more reading here: File Security and Access Rights
Is there a way to check and find all in once all clouded folder that are on a computer without enumerate all possibilities ?
What I need is : I take a path and it tells me if it's a clouded folder.
Example : I use Google Drive, OneDrive, DropBox, and other. I would like to know if it's one of them without having to enumerate all possibilities of each services like :
Onedrive can be check on registry and have "Drive" on his path;
Google Drive have a .ini file on root folder and have "Drive" on his path;
DropBox have a file on root folder (I think) ;
Can't find the magic solution that check all services that exists.
Is there a secret tag or info hidden on folder saying "I'm related to a cloud service" ?
Can't found nothing about it :(
I've checked GetDriveTypeW but OneDrive and GoogleDrive are detect as fixed drive (and it's normal) and FILE_REMOTE_PROTOCOL_INFO but no sign of answer there either..
Please help !
Thanks.
I think you're out of luck this time. I don't believe there is anything fundamental in the Windows operating system or filesystem that tells you if an application installed on the system is mirroring or otherwise syncing files and folders. There is no magic bullet, to the best of my knowledge.
You'll have to tackle these on an application-by-application basis using awareness of each type of service and which folders it is syncing as you are currently doing.
When I upload a set of files to a bucket on Google Storage, they are automatically assigned file types ("text/html", "application/json", etc.). But when I do a directory upload via the developer console, the files in the directory all get type "application/octet-stream". How do I get Google Storage to automatically assign file types to the contents of an uploaded directory?
This is likely a bug in the developer console. This problem comes from adding a directory via drag-and-drop. Uploading a directory via the "Upload Folder" button fixes this problem (it associates the correct file types with the files in the directory).
As pointed out in your response above,
This is likely a bug in the developer console. This problem comes from adding a directory via drag-and-drop. Uploading a directory via the "Upload Folder" button fixes this problem (it associates the correct file types with the files in the directory).
this does seem a bug
This does seem to be a bug. All Google Cloud Platform bugs should be reported on the public issue tracker. You might want to file a bug at Public Issue Tracker so that this can be further investigated.
My company enforces the use of OneDrive for sync and backup. I'm currently working on a project that has a lot of static data in JSON files. OneDrive blocks JSON files.
Is there any way built into webstorm that I could automatically zip the project folder when I save it or close the IDE? This way I could store that zip in the sync folder and have access to it on my desktop and laptop and have a backup. Not ideal, but better than nothing I suppose.
In CF7, can anyone tell me if there's a way around the file being automatically uploaded to the /tmp/ folder before being moved to a destination location I provide? I'm trying to use cffile in a shared server location. I don't have access to the tmp directory, and am hoping to find a work around.
<cffile action="upload" destination="#expandpath('./')#/myFiles" fileField="myFile">
I'm working in a Linux environment, and like I said, have no access outside my webroot. The oddest part is that I seem to not make it to this point. From my I get a 500 page or directory not found error. Even if the post.cfm does NOT have any code, just text, so it seems that the problem is coming from the enctype is trying to "place" the file on the server before I ever get to .
I'm at a total loss and hopeful someone can help.
My understanding is that where the file is uploaded is actually a function of the webserver, not CF itself. CF copies/moves/etc. the file from the temp directory once it is on the server. You will have to get the server admin to allow your process access to the directory.