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I am looking for a method of setting a desktop shortcut to "Run As Administrator".
pseudo.code: object.Advanced = "Administrator"
[verbose]
I have scoured the web and discovered how to make a batch script to gather required information for generating a 'shortcut' on a user's 'desktop'. This 'link' can sometimes need to be run as "Administrator" to perform certain actions (like clearing out TEMP locations, adding files to subfolders under %ProgramFiles(x86)%, etc.). I can have it display instructions to the script using "Run As Administrator" from the Context Menu but the less user interaction (beyond double-clicking) with the generated script file the better.
try with shortcutJS.bat - it can create a shortcut with "run as admin" tick from command line :
call shortcutJS.bat -linkfile "some.lnk" -target "%cd%\some.bat" -adminpermissions yes
There's no api function that can tick the 'run as admin' option. In this case I'm reading the lnk file and I'm changing the 21st byte of the file.
More information can be found somewhere in this docs.
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I'm new to T32 script, and would like to test few scripts from the example of the user guide.
However, I don't have a target to hook up with, so I'm wondering if there are something like a simulator which I can try my scripts without connecting to a real device.
Just want to practice the language first.
Thanks!
TRACE32 can run as instruction set simulator by setting the operation mode in the configuration file that you have to provide on start-up. A minimal configuration file for starting the simulator looks like this:
PBI=SIM
PRINTER=WINDOWS
SCREEN=
HEADER=TRACE32 ARM SIMULATOR
Using PBI=SIM makes sure that TRACE32 operates as instruction set simulator. You can specify configuration files on the command line with <t32_executable> -c <config_file>
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I am accessing Active Directory and need to execute custom queries.
I am currently using JXplorer and AD explorer, but but explorers have issues and I cannot get my work done.
Do you have any recommendations of which is the best Active Directory explorer?
Active Directory Users and Computers (Microsoft's own AD browser) can do custom searches.
If you're running Windows 10, just install this: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=45520
For Windows 7, it's a two-step process. Instructions are here: https://www.itsupportguides.com/knowledge-base/windows-7/windows-7-how-to-install-the-active-directory-users-and-computers-tools/
Once installed, here's how you can do a custom LDAP search:
Right-click the domain, click 'Find..'
In the 'Find' drop-down box, select 'Custom Search'
Click the 'Advanced' tab.
Then you can type your own LDAP query there. Something to be aware of: If there is a syntax error with your query, it won't tell you. It'll just show no results.
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I am new to Jquery terminal. Can i use this to connect to remote unix/linux host though web browser? I don't find examples on this do you have any examples? I am also interested even if there something in angular.
Can i use this to connect to remote unix/linux host though web
browser?
NO.
JQuery Terminal Emulator is a plugin for creating command line
interpreters in your applications. It can automatically call JSON-RPC
service when user type commands or you can provide an object with
methods, each method will be invoke on user command. Object can have
nested objects which will create nested interpreter. You can also use
a function in which you can parse user command by your own. It′s ideal
if you want to provide additional functionality for power users. It
can also be used as debuging tool.
http://terminal.jcubic.pl/
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I am looking for an editor which can take a Web URL as the source of the code tree. I work in a restrictive environment where I cannot clone the code base into my desktop. The only way is to use putty and login to the server and browse code using vim. But all the code can be copied into a web directory and is visible at a URL. So my idea is have an ediotr which can accept URL as the source of the code tree and show the files in the editor so that I can browse/edit in my desktop. I am looking for an editor in windows/Linux
Both these commands let you list the content of a remote directory and choose what to edit:
$ vim ftp://[user#]machine/path/ <--- connect via FTP
$ vim scp://[user#]machine/path/ <--- connect via SSH
Use :Rex to go back to the listing after editing.
See :help netrw.
Vim ships with the netrw plugin that allows to access and edit remote files. Just use
:edit http://server/path/to/file
That will fetch the file from the server and edit a temporary copy in your local Vim / GVIM. If you want to push back your changes to the server, you need a bi-directional protocol, such as SSH / SCP:
:edit scp://user#server/path/to/file
For details, see :help netrw.
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Can anyone direct me to a script solution that makes a backup of a directory and uploads it to an ftp server?
I was searching for a batch script initially but any solution would do, as long as it is open source.
Thanks in advance,
Jean
I'll be working on one soon, but WinSCP has a CLI that you can use to accomplish this:
http://winscp.net/eng/docs/commandline
There are plenty examples using WinSCP on stackoverflow and on other sites, like:
Batch file when using WinSCP and command prompt
Problem in executing the batch file in winscp
You can use this url get more examples:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/tagged/batch-file+winscp
Please keep in mind WinSCP isn't the only solution for this, it's the one that I use at work :).