In the Linux client, run the command in a terminal:?> sudo apt-get install open-vm-tools-desktop
Reboot the client
In the Linux client, run the command in a terminal:?> sudo apt-get install open-vm-tools-desktop
Reboot the client
If you get a D6 router from Yousee then you can’t do port forward and other stuff on the Yousee router, and you therefore can’t host your own services as a private user.
To setup your own router, you will need to change your own routers mac address to the mac address of the Yousee router.
And you will have to enable IPTV/VLAN and set the VLAN ID to: 101
You might have to connect the Yousee router before you do above, but I haven’t tested it.
If you do port forward, I recommend you add a firewall between the router and your network to make your internal network more secure (well, you should do that anyway).
When you install a new version Eclipse, you get the problem that getters and setters are not evaluated and there is failure during compilation.
To fix the issue, go to ~/.m2/repository/org/projectlombok/lombok/<lombok version>/
<lombok version>
.jar
And run java -jar <lombok version>.jar
.
In the installer, select the Eclipse version you want to update and click the Install/Update
button.
Restart Eclipse if already open and update your Update Mvn Project
in the Project menu
.
Use the command:
$> sudo vmhgfs-fuse .host:/ /mnt/hgfs -o subtype=vmhgfs-fuse,allow_other
It’s important to add -o subtype=vmhgfs-fuse,allow_other else the mount will not work
How to find group membership for a specific user using DQL.
This can help is you change the service user running Documentum Content server:
Run below DQL in Administrator or dqMan :
select r_object_id,group_name as object_name,owner_name,group_class,description,’0000000000000000′ as i_folder_id,0 as r_runtime_state
FROM dm_group
where any users_names = ‘dmadmin’
OR owner_name = ‘dmadmin’
order by group_name
For encrypting the database password use this command:
dm_encrypt_password -location C:\Documentum\dba\secure\aek.key -docbase test -rdbms -encrypt ****
For encrypting other passwords like the dm_bof_registry password use this command:
java -cp dfc.jar com.documentum.fc.tools.RegistryPasswordUtils ****
In above java is in the path and you are located in the DFC Shared folder.
In PowerShell type: Set-ADAccountPassword
cmdlet Set-ADAccountPassword at command pipeline position 1
Supply values for the following parameters:
Identity: john
Please enter the current password for ‘CN=john,OU=world,OU=Service Accounts,OU=Users,OU=IT,DC=com,DC=acme,DC=net’
Password: *****
Please enter the desired password for ‘CN=john,OU=world,OU=Service Accounts,OU=Users,OU=IT,DC=com,DC=acme,DC=net’
Password: *****
Repeat Password: ****
Until Documentum Foundation Classes version 22.4 using Java 17.5 it’s not possible using DFC to change/append to the R_VERSION_LABEL (and several other attributes) even as an superuser/administrator.
To fix below you have to the java VM Arguments:
-Djava.locale.providers=COMPAT,SPI –add-opens=java.base/java.lang=ALL-UNNAMED –add-opens=java.base/java.lang.invoke=ALL-UNNAMED
Then you are able to update any attribute on an object
I have shifted to a new webhosting provider.
The old one increased the price 4 times, so it goodbye Servage.net and hello NordicWay.dk.
First impression is it seems the performance of NordicWay.dk is much faster.
I like their control panel, it’s easy to use and there is lots of apps to install.
The transfer went smooth except I forgot to change the name server and had to create a support incident.
They were nice even when I complained that things wasn’t working and I had paid them to move the Web site.
They pointed out to me that I haven’t read the instructions and the mails they had send to me. During the move they didn’t change the name server because then my current Website would stop working and I should do it myself when I was ready to switch over to them.
They showed me how to change the name server and everything is working fine now.
It nice to know that the support is working when you need it.
We are up to a good start!
My Laptop crashed during Christmas due to a beer in the keyboard 🙁 So I had to get a new.
I only use the Laptop for Browsing/Social Media so I didn’t want to buy a new Windows PC.
I was thinking about an Android tablet but I hate not having a keyboard.
But you can get a keyboard for a tablet as well so that was fine forme. I have tried these before and was not impressed.
Of Course all the tablets I liked was sold out 🙁
A Chromebook representative got hold of me and recommended a Chromebook and it was cheaper than a tablet.
You can run Android Apps so all your apps on your phone will work and there is Office apps to write letters, make budget etc.
I got a Lenovo Chromebook IdeaPad Flex 5 and am I happy? Ohh yes, it’s great. Nice screen and great speed.
No, it can’t run Windows apps but it run most Linux apps just fine, so it fulfill all my needs.
One think I found after a week of use is there is no Delete key on the keyboard. I was like WHAT??? and found out it’s by design 🙁 There is an alternative to the Delete key and that is to use the <ALT><BACKSPACE> key. I can live with that but it does bug me a bit 😉
If I find anything that bugs me or find solutions to problems I will let you know.
Happy New year.