I want to be able to start and stop an NGREP process from inside my python code. I really dont have experience with python on a system level.
Ive been go开发者_运维技巧ogling for quite some while and couldn\'t find it! I need to know the specs of our hosting server system. And also this command will be quite useful in the future. Thanksther
I come from the world of web programming and usually the server sets a superglobal variable through the specified method (get, post, etc) that makes available the data a user inputs into a field. Anot
I have a C code.. i which I have following code for UNIX: l_iRet = system( \"/bin/cp -p g_acOutputLogName g_acOutPutFilePath\");
I was using the system timer (clock() function, see time.h) to time some serial and USB comms. All I needed was approx 1ms accurace. The first thing I noticed is that individual times can be out (plus
Im building a CMS (ASP.NET C#) and I am currently looking at how to implement a module system. How is it done with most modularized systems on the web? The most important thing is that I dont want the
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I was talking with an employee the other day and I remember them mentioning a tool that we use that enables you to see what messages the OS sends/receives when an event occurs (for example, when a lin
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HI All, In our project we are using a File System to store the static content that is the xmls, xslts, images, gifs etc. and we are following a three tier architecture. The database layer will only c