I don\'t know the right terms, so it is a bit hard to search how I can achieve this. Commandline programs normally just print lines of text. Sometimes however, the text is updated. Good examples are
I want my application to connect to Remote Desktop (Windows 2008 R2 Terminal) with my credentials and access the network/applications there.
Edit: This question is resolved. It was todo with other internal PHP code stripping out comments from the mysql query. The hash \'#\' in the string was getting treated as a comment starting point and
Amongst features of terminal desktop services running RDP port, there is port redirection of parallel/serial from remote to local PC.
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I am trying to run unit test from terminal but it is failing each time. The following message is what I get when I try to run otest in terminal.
I\'m given my public key开发者_开发知识库 to a server and now I have the ability to connect to it via sftp in nautilus. Is there a way for me to use those same credentials to ssh to the server through
On most terminals开发者_运维百科 it is possible to colorize output using the \\033 ANSI escape sequence.
Some background开发者_运维百科 info: I was looking to run a script on a Red Hat server to read some data from /dev/random and use the Perl unpack() command to convert it to a hex string for usage late
Just like we specify input flags in the settings of the project in Xcode Can I make few flags like -O3 or 开发者_JAVA技巧-fopenmp as default flags in command line when I use Terminal.
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