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I am trying to set up a project with a gonum dependency and ran into the problem that we have a corporate proxy that blocks many destinations in the internet.
github.com is available over https.
gonum.org is not.
The gonum repository is hosted on github. Gonum.org forwards to it in some way, as the repo that is checked out in gonum.org/v1/gonum is just a github clone. Using the go mod tooling by default will fetch all code, which fails since the github urls are aliased to gonum.org which the proxy will block.
Is there a way to download gonum via github and use symlinks/copying around to still be able to use it?
It is possible with go modules. Once you downloaded the gonum sources on your computer, you can tell go to use your local copy instead of the remote one using the replace instruction in your go.mod
Syntax is
module example.com/me/hello
require (
example.com/me/goodbye v0.0.0
)
replace example.com/me/goodbye => ../goodbye
https://github.com/golang/go/wiki/Modules#can-i-work-entirely-outside-of-vcs-on-my-local-filesystem
It is also possible to setup a proxy outside of your corporate network if the solution given above is not adapted to your team: https://github.com/golang/go/wiki/Modules#are-there-always-on-module-repositories-and-enterprise-proxies
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I have main domain osailpdeu.in and I have three subdomains anirveda.osailpdeu.in , snt.osialpdeu.in and flare.osailpdeu.in.
I want to deploy my git repo on flare.osailpdeu.in. How can i do it on hostinger?
Currently public_html directory on hostinger has three directories names anirveda, snt and flare which contains the code.
Hostinger provides facility to host my git repo, but it needs empty public_html directory and it will deploy on the main domain which is osailpdeu.in but I want to deploy it on one particular subdomin (flare.osailpdeu.in) .
Looked on google and on their website but didn't find anything useful.
Any idea how to do this?
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I wonder how can one find information about existing SCCM management points in domain. I know that it's possible to implement nslookup -type=any _mssms_mp_Site_code._tcp.Domain. But what if I don't know the site code? Is it possible to find management point without this knowledge?
This depends on how complex your setup is and to some point also on the configuration of your whole site but if you only use one site and have the site publish data to your ad it can be done. MPs are then stored in "CN=System Management,CN=System,[your domain]", Named SMS-MP-[Sitecode]-[FQDN]" and they should have a property called MSSMSDefaultMP which tells you the default one if there are more than one.
You could search for them with powershell like this:
$ADSysMgmtContainer = [ADSI]("LDAP://CN=System Management,CN=System,[your domain]")
$AdSearcher = [adsisearcher]"(&(Name=SMS-MP-*)(objectClass=mSSMSManagementPoint))"
$AdSearcher.SearchRoot = $ADSysMgmtContainer
$ADManagementPoint = $AdSearcher.FindAll() | where {$_.Properties.mssmsdefaultmp -eq $true}
$ADManagementPoint.Properties.dnshostname
Of course this all assumes you do this from a server that is not part of the site because if you have the sccm client installed on the machine you do the query from you can just look the site up. You can read more on the prerequisites and how MP discovery is generally done here.
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I am very new to programming in anything. I want to get started with Ruby. I have a pc and laptop. I don't want to limit myself to just the pc. As long as Ruby is installed on both, of course, can I keep my project files in DropBox so I can work on them from either device?
Thanks for your help.
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Yes. Source code files can be kept in Dropbox just like any other file. You can use Dropbox to keep your files in sync between your two computers.
As you find yourself more comfortable with programming and make programs of greater complexity, you will probably want to use a version control system (VCS), such as Git. Among many other things, a VCS will keep your project files centralized in a repository. If the repository is in the cloud (e.g. on GitHub) you will be able to access it from all your computers.
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I have discovered the wget and this command is awesome.
In my tests, I've tried to download an entire folder from a Github repository, but the folder does not download like a folder, the download file is an archive with no extension.
Example:
wget https://github.com/peachananr/onepage-scroll/tree/master/Demo
Note: I want the files in this folder.
There's a way?
Thanks!
The file that wget downloaded is actually an html page that is the "view" that you see when you access the URL (that you had given).
The github webpage is just a "frontend" to the git code. To access the code, you need to either access the github link via GIT, or you can download the various released versions of the software from the Releases page of onepage-scroll
That said, you can take a look at this: Download a single folder or directory from a GitHub repo
Hope this helps.
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I am trying to package an application I have been working on using OSX. I have the package created and I can do some basic (check system values etc) checks.
What I now want to do is to gather end user data during the install so I can create a custom config file.
I understand I must use installer plugins to do this but I cannot find any useful information to do this.
Can people please share resources, link or useful tips to help me do this.
(Super) late answer, but am currently doing this. I'm using packages. Its a program which will build an installer for you.
What you do is supply it your.app and an installer plugin, and off you go. (You can create installer plugins in Xcode when it asks you what type of project you want to work on).
Regarding problem you are solving specifically, my solution was to get the input configs from the user from the plugin I wrote. The plugin would then write these configs to a file in a temp location. I then modified my app to look for these configs and read them from there.
Note: your plugin will not run with admin privileges (even if you ticked the box in the for this in the packages app). If you need to have admin privileges, consider adding a post-install script in packages (and make sure you enable "Require admin password for installation" in the "settings" tab)