Ubuntu run osgearth
ObjectWrapperManager::addWrapper(): 'osg::DummyObject' already exists.
ObjectWrapperManager::addWrapper(): 'osgEarth::ClampableNode' already exists.
ObjectWrapperManager::addWrapper(): 'osgEarth::InstallCameraUniform' already exists.
ObjectWrapperManager::addWrapper(): 'osgEarth::DrapeableNode' already exists.
ObjectWrapperManager::addWrapper(): 'osgEarth::Util::DrawInstanced::InstanceGeome
Who knows what is wrong with this?
It looks like the OpenSceneGraph serializers for some objects are being registered more than once. I have no idea why that would be -- never seen this before. Wish I could be of more help.
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Im working at a new development plattform with PDI installed on it.
The plattform remains stable, but Im struggling with a problem since the moment we started to work on it and is related with the PDI behavour on some Oracle SQL queries. The problem is documented here: https://forums.pentaho.com/threads/53201-KETTLE-and-Oracle-s-NLS_DATE_FORMAT/
The subject of my question is:
I need to change the odbc jar file on /lib folder of PDI folders (change odbc10.jar to odbc6.jar) and I dont know how to do it. It can't be as simple as delete the wrong file and put the new one. I suppose that somewhere on PDI configuration there must be a setting pointing to the wrong odbc10.jar and I must set it with the name of the new driver that PDI must use (odbc6.jar). I'm not sure if this setting is neccesary or not. As I'm not admin on this server, I can´t on my own, change the file and test it, I need to open a IT Ticket and ask for the right department to do it and I dont wan't anyone loose their time with wrong instructions.
I hope you could explain me how to change this driver please.
Please..could any of you guys explain how to do it?
Yes, it's as simple as that. If you don't feel confident, instead of deleting the odbc10.jar change the name to odbc10.jar_old or something like that, so PDI doesn't pick this other version of the odbc jar file, so you have a backup of the file quickly available.
Good evening!
I have a FileMaker runtime application that I would like to modify, but I have prevented changes with a password, which I have forgotten.
Is there any way to get it back?
p.s: I don't have the original FileMaker file, just the Runtime one.
Thanks in advance.
If you removed the Admin account when you create the runtime... there is not a path back.
Also, note what #michael.hor257k mentioned. It may be your file and your IP... but we have no way to verify that.
A new Xcode 4.2 project of mine is giving the following warning only when running on the device (as in, not with the Simulator):
warning: Unable to read symbols for /Users/me/Library/Developer/Xcode/DerivedData/MyApp-caubqehwsicqvmfcjxvvwaprgulm/Build/Products/Debug-iphoneos/SomeOtherString.app/MyApp (file not found).
warning: No copy of SomeOtherString.app/MyApp found locally, reading from memory on remote device. This may slow down the debug session.
I do not know where this "SomeOtherString.app" is coming from, but I would like to tell Xcode to stop looking for it. Trouble is, I cannot find where it is being set. I have looked in all the project settings, opened project.pbxproj and looked in there -- nothing.
I finally did a recursive grep for "SomeOtherString" inside my project folder -- the string was not found!
And yes, I have done many "cleans" and have cleared out my DerivedData directory. But Xcode insists that MyApp belongs under "SomeOtherString.app"!
So, my question is: where on earth is this path being stored?
The closest other SO issue I could find was this one, but no one ever posted a solution.
Thanks for any suggestions!
Actually, I found out what was going on here. Even though SomeOtherString was in fact nowhere in my project, I had apparently chosen a bundle ID that was identical to another app whose name was SomeOtherString that Xcode knew about.
I guess this could be an issue if one clones a project -- make sure you use a bundle ID that you have not already used before.
I tried installing Essential.Diagnostics via
Install-Package Essential.Diagnostics
But I had an issue where it said I was referencing something that didn't exist, so I tried removing the reference, and now I don't know how to re-add it. When I run the above command in the Package Manager Console again, it keeps saying my project already has a reference to it, even though I can see in the Solution Explorer that it isn't there.
How do I fix this?
Just noticed a file called "packages.config" in my project. I opened that, and it contained the suspect package. I deleted the file and re-installed the package. Successfully added now.
I guess that leaves the question, how are you supposed to properly remove a package then?
I have a developer in another country who is accessing svn from there.
Now we had an issue with the firewall, and he could not access the repository for a while. The firewall error should be fixed now, and it works again for others. This devs gets the error "Error:access to '/svn/path/lots-of-numbers' forbidden" though.
When I tried to find the cause, I found this: link to similar case
However, he sent me the repository link he uses, and it is all in lower case, just as it should be. The permissions are also correct, I just double checked them.
Could the problem lie in the firewall somehow, or does anyone have another suggestion?
Figured it out some time ago, but I guess I should post this here too in case someone else has a similar issue. My problem was actually with permission settings.
What I have now that works, are the exact same settings I had in the svn server previously, only now they are inherited from the root. Sooo...yeah. I have no idea why that actually made a difference.
I've had the same issue for a while and figured out what was wrong. I had a capital where I shouldn't have. My repository was svn/dave, but i had it in the URL as svn/Dave. It let me log in without any issues, but I couldn't actually do anything. Changing it to lower case cleared everything up.
I faced similar situation and I also had changed the permission in the server to inherit from the root.
My problem got solved after I issued the command svn update
Usually it is a practice that I always follow - I run svn status . and then svn update . before firing svn commit.
I skipped svn update this time and caught the error.
It looks like svn update does much more than just update the files.