I am using dell laptop
I wanna change password but ctrl+alt+end is not working
Is there is any other way to change the password?
You could setup a script using AutoHotKey. Like an alternative key shortcut that would kick off the keys you need.
To change password, I think you could use control center.
Disclaimer: Its been over a year since I used windows, so things could have changed.
Source: https://superuser.com/questions/92801/how-to-send-ctrlaltend-to-remote-desktop
Use terminal to change password, if your GUI doesn't works.
Search on Google how to do that change in your OS.
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My problem is that I have been asked to insert an instruction into a cics program that it can open a web page using a specific url.
Is it possible to give this kind of instruction ?
If yes, can you show me example code ?
Please notice that the program runs on a cics simulator called 'Unikix', which is installed on linux server with an old RedHat distribution still 32bit.
The cics program, in which I have to insert this instruction, is written in Cobol language and it is compiled using Microfocus compiler.
Is it possible? Yes. Some 3270 emulators can already scan panels and, if they recognize something that looks like a URL, make it a clickable link. Given that the 3270 protocol allows for hidden fields and the like, you certainly could imagine a 3270 emulator looking for a specifically named and formatted hidden field, and taking an action on that field. However, doing this would require building the capability into a 3270 emulator, along with adding the field to the 3270 panel.
It might be better to explain what you’re trying to do, because I don’t think this is a good solution to whatever your problem is. It would be incredibly fragile.
I found a solution:
the Quick3270 emulator solves the problem,
I verified that clicking (left button) on a field showing a web link the browser is started and the link page is shown
thank you all for the suggestions that directed me to the solution
i'm in search for a solution for the following situation:
I am working for a customer who only allows accessing the linux servers
by putty (from a Windows Terminal Server).
Unfortunately i need multiple Session to work properly and effective.
Tmux and Screen are not a good option for me, because i need a visual
"tab" to keep track of all the stuff im doing.
Is this even possible or am i lost here?
Best regards.
MremoteNG does tabs and uses Putty (Putty comes with it). If you have RDP or console access to Windows server, you can upload MremoteNG portable.
Perfectly possible in screen: How to open tabs windows in GNU screen – DevSolar
Perfectly solved my problem! Thanks DevSolar!
If you're using PuTTY, you can simply open two sessions at once. Open your first session, then right-click on the PuTTY icon in your taskbar, click "PuTTY" from the context menu, and it'll open a new instance of the program. Unfortunately, this won't result in a second tab, but instead it will result in a second window and you can swap back and forth between windows.
Other SSH clients do have actual tabs as a feature - one example is MobaXTerm, which is free and doesn't require admin privileges to use on your computer, and which is indeed tabbed. It can also import your existing PuTTY configurations, so setting it up is pretty quick.
You can get this application that allows you to have mulptiple tabs in putty. you dont need to "install" it so your lack of permissions wont be an issue :
http://ttyplus.com/multi-tabbed-putty/
Regarding your auth issue, I would recommend read this :
https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-set-up-ssh-keys--2
Note - Dont worry about being lost, everybody learns at different speeds.
Regards!
I am using the correct baud rate, correct COM, and right USB-to-serial driver and when I reboot the device I am able to see the text, but PuTTY is not recognizing any of my keyboard strokes. It was working perfect until now.
Can anyone help?
Have you looked at the flow control? Try using XON/XOFF or maybe none and see if that doesn't get it working for you.
One of the main release for not being able to have keystroke is if the Serial to USB is broken.
If not all ports are working the we landup in this issue.
and Yes XON/XOFF will help.
If Using Windows Keyboard use the configuration below.
It resolved my problem.
My issue is solved.
My window configuration yet keyboard not working on Putty App
Keys configuration for my PC windows is already set as recommended above. Still keyboard keys are not displayed (or entered) in the Putty App.
I am thinking about having the following use-case:
User installs application on local machine.
User goes to our website, and are presented with many links (choices).
User clicks on a link.
Application starts, with some information contained within the link passed to the application.
Step 4 is obviously a security minefield. The end goal is that the user makes a choice, and if the application is installed, it starts with some information passed to it (ie command line parameters, or perhaps a temp file somewhere on the user's machine)
Can I/ Should I access the registry from javascript? Are there any ideas about how I might go about this? Do you have an alternative suggestion?
Assuming the applications the user installs are also developed by you.
Register a file extension for use by the specific application - then your web links can be links to a file that is downloaded and auto-run by your app. The file could contain details on the defaults for your app to use.
Sort of like how clicking on a .pdf file opens your pdf reader.
As an alternative to the file-extension solution you may want to know about Custom Application Protocol feature. Link is for Windows but there are nearly same techniques on other systems. I can't say if this approach works in every browser but you may want to try it out.
Accessing the registry from JavaScript inside a browser is nigh on impossible for the security implications. To access the registry from the web, I'd imagine you'd have to use a binary (C++ or others) program that can read the registry, but also has an HTTP module to communicate with your server.
Sounds like you might need the Click Once deployement feature for your app. I think once it's installed over http there should be a pretty easy way to launch an executable.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ClickOnce
I am attempting to port one of my hobby project to linux. Preferrably to Mono since it is written in C#. But I am looking into Python as well.
One of the feature of the application is that it needs to associate with a custom protocol so the application is invoked when the user clicks links like this on the app's website:
myapp://module/action
A custom protocol like this, this and this.
How can that be done in linux/unix systems? Can I associate a system-wide handler like in Windows? or does it need to be browser-dependent?
Can't find anything on Google. And I am utterly clueless at linux programming.
I need some pointers. Thanks!
In the ideal situation, this sort of thing is handled by the desktop environment (KDE, GNOME, XFCE), and Firefox respects those settings---it should do so on Ubuntu, Fedora, and OpenSUSE, at least. YMMV:
Integrating a new URIs Scheme Handler to GNOME and Firefox
Adding a protocol handler for firefox (KDE)
The manual way to doing it for firefox:
open firefox
type in about:config to location bar
add new string
name: network.protocol-handler.app.myapp
value: /path/to/program
There's not going to be a single answer, because that will be happening at the X window manager level at best. In general, you're going to need to have some chunk of code you can put into your path, and associate the name with the protocol. Have a look at the about:config page, which is where the handlers are set up.
That's really all that Windows does too, it's just that stuff is in the registry.
This looks like a decent drescription for Firefox.
Can I associate a system-wide handler like in Windows? or does it need to be browser-dependent?
It has to be browser-dependent. There's no cross-browser way of associating URL handlers in Linux.