I got a project to improve a WWW-store which is based on OsCommerce. I have no experience on it so how can I configure it as payment modules gives a warning:
include(/var/www/vhosts/shop.fi/httpdocs/includes/languages/english/modules/payment/banktransfer.php) [function.include]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /var/www/vhosts/shop.fi/httpdocs/admin/modules.php on line 128
And backups won't either work as it says
Error: Backup directory is not writeable.
These two problems should really be very easy ones. For the first one, you probably just need to put the "banktransfer.php" language file in its directory, under /languages/english/modules/payment as you can see in your error notice. If you don't have a backup of this file, you can always upload the default file from a fresh OSC copy and change the labels in the file as you need, if so.
For the backup directory error, is really the same problem. I obviously don't know what backup directory you had, but you could just have a look in the admin or try to find it via FTP, is probably something like "backup", "backups" or the translation in Finnish? Then just change the permissions via FTP, probably to 777 (or Read + Write + Execute by Others).
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Recently I was trying to put a SQLite database into a QT 5 application I'm writing. I want it to be universally accessible - that is on all systems regardless of where it's installed. I put it as a resource then found out that evidently you can't put databases in resources as the string for the database path passed to setDatabaseName doesn't get translated to the resource system so the database can't be found.
So where can I put it? I don't want to just put it at the root of the drive like C:\repo.db or D:\repo.db as many people hate files cluttering their root directories (like me). I was going to put it just in the source folder and access it as "repo.db" or as I tried "./resources/database/repo.db" but even QFile doesn't see that. Where can I put it and how to access it there? My settings file was going to be in my resources but I wasn't sure if I could update the file then. I need a place that is available from the moment the application is installed on any system including my own so that it can be accessed both while coding it and when it's built.
I'm not asking for opinions - I want a place that is not in the root, somewhere universal like the installation directory (but how do I find that with code?) or a settings directory (but how do I set that somewhere so I can find it later??)
For such purposes Qt provides a list of QStandardPaths functions that return platform specific standard paths, such as a path to desktop, temp directory etc.
For your particular case you might put your database in the directory that corresponds to the QStandardPaths::AppDataLocation key.
You can use QSettings to save path,settings and restore them.
QSettings m_Arhive("Company", "app_name");
//Set DB path
m_Arhive.setValue("DBPath", "c:/somewhere/database");
//Get DB path
m_Arhive.value("DBPath").toString()
I searched but haven't found a satisfying solution.
Minio/S3 does not have directories, only keys (with prefixes). So far so good.
Now I am in the need to change those prefixes. Not for a single file but for a whole bunch (a lot) files which can be really large (actually no limit).
Unfortunatly these storage servers seem not to have a concept of (and does not support):
rename file
move file
What has to be done is for each file
copy the file to the new target location
delete the file from the old source location
My given design looks like:
users upload files to bucketname/uploads/filename.ext
a background process takes the uploaded files, generates some more files and uploads them to bucketname/temp/filename.ext
when all processings are done the uploaded file and the processed files are moved to bucketname/processed/jobid/new-filenames...
The path prefix is used when handling the object created notification to differentiate if it is a upload (start processing), temp (check if all files are uploaded) and processed/jobid for holding them until the user deletes them.
Imagine a task where 1000 files have to get to a new location (within the same bucket) copy and delete them one by one has a lot of space for errors. Out of storage space during the copy operation and connection errors without any chance for rollback(s). It doesn't get easier if the locations would be different bucktes.
So, having this old design and not chance to rename/move a file:
Is there any change to copy the files without creating new physical files (without duplicating used storage space)?
Any experienced cloud developer could give me please a hint how to do this bulk copy with rollbacks in error cases?
Anyone implemented something like that with a functional rollback mechanism if e.g. file 517 of 1000 fails? Copy and delete them back seems not to be way to go.
Currently I am using Minio server and Minio dotnet library. But since they are compatible with Amazon S3 this scenario could also have happend on Amazon S3.
Can we add metadata to unlink/remove a file after x-time automatically. That is system automatically removes that file, if it finds that particular metadata attached with that file
Note- file can be present at any location, and user may move that file anywhere on their system, but based on that metadata file should get deleted(i.e system should call unlink/remove) for that file.
Is there a cocoa/objective-c/c++ api to set such metadata/attributes of a file?
The main point is i am creating an application through which i am providing some trial files to the user, and those files are also usable by other application which recognises them. After trial expiry, i want to delete those files, but user can always move my files to a different location and use them forever, how to protect those files from permanent use?
No, there is no built-in mechanism to auto-delete a file based on some metadata.
You could add the feature yourself, with an accompanying agent that would trawl for files with the metadata and delete them when the time came.
If you are doing this for good housekeeping you can follow #Petesh answer.
If you are doing this because you really want those files gone then no. The user could move the file to a USB stick and remove it, or edit the metadata, etc.
Your earlier question "Completely restricting all types of access to a folder" seems to addressing the same issue and the suggestions are the same as given there - use encryption or implement your own file system.
E.g. have a special "trial file" format which is the same as the ordinary format - which is readable by other apps - but encrypted and includes an expiry date. Your app then decrypts the file, checks the date, and either does its thing or reports to the user the file is out of date.
The system isn't unbreakable, but its a reasonable barrier - easy for you to do, too hard for the average user to break.
I have a .py file that reads integers from a separate csv , i just cant launch it from windows task scheduler, after 2 days and much frustration im posting here. A lot of similar questions have been posted but none are answered adequately for my case.
I have no problems launching other python files or exe's, the problem arises when the python file needs to read a csv. I have turned the file into a batch file, and i have also went through every possible permutation of administration and permission options, but still no cigar. The problem stems solely from the fact that the python needs to call from an external csv. Has anyone got an opinion, or a work-around?
Thanks.
Assuming that you try this under the windows 7 Task-scheduler...
You may try the following:
In the security options of your Task (1st page) ensure that you have selected the SYSTEM account. Tick the high privileges check box near the bottom of the dialog (i guess you already did that)
check if the file can be accessed (write into it with notepad)
try to call the executable from the python processor directly with your script-file as an argument (maybe something went wrong with the inheritance of access rights when windows calls the python processor; assuming that you linked the .py file in the Task Scheduler)
check the execution profile of the python command processor and compare it to the ownership of the CSV file (does the csv file reside in a user-account folder and has therefor other access requirements the python process can provide ? example: csv owned by user X, Task is run as user Y)
you may also try to create a new, empty textfile somewhere else (C:) and fill the content in from the CSV
greetings :)
I'm trying to clone one fully functioning opencart website to another. The front-end of the website is in Dutch and the back-end I have left English default.
Here are the steps I have taken:
Copy database to new environment
Copy files and edit both the config files(config.php and admin/config.php) to match the server paths.
when i go to test the site, all seems to be working fine, until i go to the admin section where i find this blasted error which seems to be very common:
Notice: Error: Could not load language dutch! in /opt/www/prezent/graviolashop.de/HTML/system/library/language.php on line 39
I'm not sure if this is a path issue or something wrong with the db?
I have googled this issue but none are specific to my perticular case. Has anyone had this issue and resolved it?
Thanks.
If it's unable to load the language and you've copied them over as you say, then this is going to be a config issue. Ensure your path is exactly as it should be. A good way to do this is to create a file such as error.php in your root website folder. Then put some erroneous code in it like
<?php
dfs sdf sd;
Then call the file at www.yoursite.com/error.php, and it will show you the path in the error which you can copy exactly. One other unlikely but possible problem could be permissions, but the former is far more likely