Use chmod to do the trick as follows:
chmod u+x script-name.sh
Notification Type “C” Visa Required
CVOY
[F2]
[F20]
You would now have to step through each sequence number to find one that has "Notification Type" "C"
.
scp Setup
If you are trying to run an scp command and you keep getting a drop connection, then...
Secure Copy - scp - When setting up secure copy between jBoss and the target server, get the keys in place in the known_hosts file and the like, and then first connect to the target server via ssh, and then do a test ssh command. If that works, then you can continue with your testing and final rollout.
Using GraphViz
You normally want to run this from the command line and you can convert to various formats:
sudo apt install -y graphvizdot testme.txt -Tpdf > testme.pdf
dot testme.txt -Tpng > testme.pngRefer: testme.txt
Research Items from Fluff No Stuff
- GWT java for JavaScript
- grails / ratpack
- jsTestDrive for JavaScript testing
- Jasmine for testing
- JavaScript the Good Parts
- Closure in Action
- Greatest Show on Earth
Adding Test Email Boxes to Outlook
In Outlook choose the menu option
Tools, Email Accounts
Select the radio button "View or change existing e-mail accounts"
Click Next
Click "Change..." button
Click "More Settings..." button
Choose "Advanced" tab
Click the "Add" button to "Add mailbox:"
hal webdev email
Click OK
Click the "Add" button to "Add mailbox:"
hal webtest email
Click OK
Click the "Add" button to "Add mailbox:"
hal webstage email
Click OK
Click OK to finish entering Advanced settings
Click Next for E-mail Accounts "Exchange Server Settings"
Click Finish
You should now see three new mail boxes at the bottom navigation pane.
Sample Manual Teamsite Copy
Also, per Eric:
Unix team should change the permissions to webapp.prd and 777
Refer: copy_prd_teamsite_sample.sh
echo RELATIVE_PATH:$1
echo FILENAME:$2
RELATIVE_PATH=$1
FILENAME=$2
echo mkdir -p /wbi/teamsite/tmp/webprd_immediate/${RELATIVE_PATH}/
echo cp /wbi/haldata/webstg/${RELATIVE_PATH}/${FILENAME} /wbi/teamsite/tmp/webprd_immediate/${RELATIVE_PATH}/
Open in Terminal / Open terminal here
Ubuntu does not have a default open in terminal context, install the following to add "Open in Terminal"
sudo apt-get install nautilus-open-terminal
This will not take effect until you restart or do the following command:
nautilus -q
Disconnect a C$
net use \10.7.1.10d$ /d
New Hire Setup
Items to Consider
- Emails will get auto-archived after 30 days
From: Mitchell, Ian (HAL)
Sent: Wednesday, August 29, 2012 1:24 PM
To: Ruckman, Maurice (HAL)
Subject: Setup Notes
Maurice,
Here is what I recorded / remembered having to do in order to get up and running. They’re ranked in the order I accomplished them in.
- Receive Desktop, get hooked up to power and network
- Get Login information (RSA was received here as well, but never needed it)
- Get Outlook setup with email information
- Get Admin rights for my machine, so I could install applications
- Install Lync for communication purposes
- Get Jira access, and get a brief introduction on how to use it
- Get Tealeaf access
- Get Payroll Access (ADP)
- Create an SVN Account
- Create a VM
- Install XManager
- Configure JBoss
- Eclipse Debugger configuration
- Network Drive Access (never got this working)
- Install Tealeaf
- Access DB permissions
- Outlook Meeting / Stand up invites from Anila
- Connect to Printers
I wrote my VM had issues with the dev server, but I don’t remember the details of what occurred there.
Ian Mitchell