I just downloaded navicat, I did not use it before 101% so why I have expiration date in past?
Is there a file on system where can I delete something if it somehow contains something that moves expiration date to 25.6.?
I guess you 're in windows according to your GUI here :)
To give you another free trial of navicat!
uninstall Navicat
run regedit
open HKEY_CURRENT_USER > Software
delete the PremiumSoft folder
re-install Navicat
you do not have to uninstall, just change the system date, a date before expiration,
This work for me.
But I'm sure the date is around, the big question is, where?
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I have a lot of software in Manjaro 20.0 that I don't use in my day to day use such as GIMP and Thunderbird (and maybe more) but don't really want to uninstall. Is there some way to temporarily freeze them by excluding them from updates as a lot of them can get really heavy.
I'm looking at saving 200-300mb worth of downloads every week if this were possible.
Even though this might be posted on the wrong forum. I'll try to assist you.
First you would need to edit the pacman configuration file using a text editor of your choice. To do this go into the terminal and type the command sudo nano /etc/pacman.conf , once there look for "IgnorePkg" and remove the "#" symbol then add the programs you wish to disable updates for. Once done save the file and exit.
I had a text file to save all my important credentials, links and notes. Today when i was working on it, all of a sudden notepad++ crashed. when i reopened np++ the file was empty with zero bytes. I am so stuck now as it has all my credentials.
Is there a way to recover this?
Many thanks
Well you need to recover the file from your latest backup, but I'm guessing that because your asking this question, you don't have one?
If that's the case, then your pretty limited in what you can do. If you have saving of previous versions turned on in Windows you may be able to load an older version by right clicking on the file, go to properties and look at previous versions.
However, more than likely you are going to have to accept that it is gone, learn your lesson and start doing regular backups.
We use Perforce, recent build (2015.2, we could update to newer if need), on Win2012-R2 server.
We would like full text search to easily find strings across the code base (.cs, .aspx, .less, .resx, etc)
What is an appropriate approach?
The answer should be: p4search
However, where it could be a cool 20-30 minute setup, plan on taking 4+ hours over 1-2 days.
Worse, p4search has been abandoned by perforce. It does not install our run properly on current linux (e.g. Centos 7), requiring edits to startup scripts and general hassle. The indexer gets hung on some files, rdeep diagnostics.
After screwing around w it for a week, we gave up.
So the answer is:
1) Use Open Grok: https://opengrok.github.io/OpenGrok/
or
2) Prepare for a long haul to set up p4search (which, fwiw, also requires perforce Swarm, so you will be setting that up also)
There are lots of such tools out there. Here are two you could start investigating:
Open Grok: https://opengrok.github.io/OpenGrok/
P4Search: https://www.perforce.com/company/newsletter/2014/02/p4-search-search-perforce-server
There is also the built-in p4 grep (perforce docs), with some limitations, see e.g. this good answer to another question, in the server since 2010.1.
I just restarted my laptop today because it was saying there was problem with one of the disks and it needed to restart to fix it, so I restarted it. But when it was booting it came across to a problem and was not able to boot and showed me some options. So under "refresh" it was saying it won't delete any files but it may delete apps, which was fine for me so I chose this and waited about 15-20mins to do the job.
Once it was done windows started normally and I got my old desktop with old names of my files. Everything was fine except I was not able to find the folder I have been working on for the last two months (which I did not backup stupidly, though I intended a few times but was lazy and I had no worry about losing the data). The folder was just at the middle of my desktop with the name "equation derivation". I can not freaking find it. All of my other folders are here but not THE ONE that is supposed to be. I am just freaking out here.... I had many matlab codes and PDF files inside this folder.
I tried to restore but there is no restore point because of freaking "refresh".
I tried to use a recovery program to show me some files, but it found almost nothing.
There is a "windows.old" file which has user accounts but in that one there are fiveusers: Administrator, guest, ibaha_000, Public, UpdatusUser. Last three folder's creation date is today and first two folders creation date is when I bought the laptop (2014-HP-Envy) . When I go inside ibaha_000 folder (or any others) there are some folders inside it and I try to go inside "Desktop" because the folder I am trying to find was on desktop, but there is nothing there at all. So "windows.old" did not restore any of my files....
When I search for any of the matlab file names or folder names or PDF file names on the search of PC, I get no result.
Please someone help me with this I really need someone's help to recover my files that I spent two months... (And I know I should have backed it up but there was no sign of anything like this I would have, stupid me...)
Thank you very much!
I was able to recover my files from the hard-disk with professional "active at" recovery program that ran about 8 hours to pull out data.
Refresh might delete your files because it might recognize some of your programs or text files as windows program files, as it happened in my case. It didn't delete all of my matlab files, it deleted the folder I have lots of .m files.
So before refreshing windows, BACKUP your data, that's the solution.
I'm pretty new to InstallShield - so bear with me.
I have created a Basic MSI installer that correctly installs our application and, until recently, every time I rebuilt it (with some new files for a new build of our application), it would replace the files with no issues.
However, I rebuilt it this morning with a new version, it flat out refuses to replace any files.
For example, out main exe now has a file version of 8.0.0.15, the one it is replacing is 8.0.0.13; the new modified and created date is 7/11/2013, the one it is replacing is 6/26/2013 for both - it still wont replace the old file with the new one (this is just 1 file in hundreds, but is the main exe and so it definitely gets changed with each release).
I have changed the properties of our own exe's and dll's to 'Always Overwrite' under 'Files and Folders' to no avail (I haven't touched the 3rd party dll's since they never changed).
I have changed the ResintallModeText to 'asum' to no avail - should I try 'asumv'?.
Before I have the application completely uninstall itself prior to reinstall, is there anything else I should be looking at to try and determine what may be preventing the installshield from replacing the files on the target machine?
I have no idea what could have changed to cause it to stop upgrading - we haven't had to make any changed to the installshield for some months since everything was running fine.
If you need logs or anything, let me know (though I can't get it to write out the installshield verbose log on install - but I can provide the Windows installer logs).
Thanks for your help!
Thanks to the comment from #anand which solved my problem as well. In my case, the executable was not updating even when I updated the product version (i.e. 1.0.001 to 1.0.002) and changing the package code for a new build.
The solution for me was to right-click on the executable in Files and Folders (in InstallShield) and select Properties. After checking "Always Overwrite" my executable now gets updated regardless of the product version or package code.