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Aug 3, 2024, 4:23:12 PM8/3/24

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The directory in which these files are written can be identified using jupyter --paths and looking at the runtime: entry. In that directory will be files of the form nbserver-.json (or jpserver-.json if relative to a jupyter lab launch (when the lab version is >= 3.0 since that uses jupyter-server)).

Both jupyter notebook and jupyter server catch and handle SIGTERM. The graceful way to terminate a running server is to use kill with no options (SIGTERM is the default) or kill -15 (as 15 is the signal number for SIGTERM). Issuing kill -9 sends SIGKILL - which cannot be caught. Use of SIGKILL will lead to the orphaned files issue, but, worse, existing kernels and terminal sessions can also be orphaned. These kinds of things are cleaned up by the signal handler associated with SIGTERM.

Btw, each of the server applications offer a stop sub-command (e.g., jupyter server stop where 8888 is the default if is not specified) that sends SIGTERM to the server process. However, stop uses the output of the list command - so can suffer from the same pitfalls raised in this post. As a result, I recommend always using the PID directly via kill to terminate a server.

Thank you for your detailed reply, but I am experiencing similar problems. I typed jupyter server list but found no servers running. However, I am sure the server is running from the output of ps aux grep jupyter. Moreover, I am using jupyter server myself at the moment!!! I examined runtime dir, and found jpserver-.json file. How did this happen?

I've done this two ways the first was logging onto the server where the private gallery is hosted and customizing the Alteryx server usage report and using the Mongo Input tool. The other way I've done it using the gallery admin API to get that data.

When using the build workflow method, I am getting a list that has double the workflows (filtered with endswith ".yxmd") than what is actually appearing in Gallery. Is there another field I should be filtering on? I have tried the Is Deleted field. However, that was not helpful as there were items listed as deleted = true but still appeared in my gallery. I am unable to use the other method in this thread.

We developed a tool to augment Alteryx called Workflow Admin Manager. It allows you to do tons of reporting, analysis, searching, and updating of workflows. You can find all workflows hitting a certain database, drop a report of all workflows by database, search and export all workflows with a mileage calculation, etc.

You can even mass update your workflows. For example: Change all hardcoded 2020 filters to 2021. Or all mileage calculation to the new mileage expense amount. (Better yet...find them and show your users how to make them dynamic...

Doesn't your access to SVN work just like a Web service? When I access the top directory of my SVN server, I get a page that's essentially a Table Of Contents of the whole works. It's an Unordered List that I can simply scan through.

If your server is Apache, you should be able to configure it to see the repository list with viewvc - this is the most basic one, other more complex interfaces exist but this is not your purpose here.

There are examples on SO on how to extract text from HTML pages in Python, this would be a good option since Python also has bindings for SVN, to perform the repository search - you can still call svn directly from Python if you prefer.

If Python is not your cup of tea, you will have to process that differently with GNU tools (wget, then parsing tools or existing packages - I can't be of much help there, Carl gave you some more details in this post).

I have a non AD Windows server 2008R2 setup x 3 servers. Simple setup for 2 servers to send data to Splunk server on 3rd server.
"Splunk" server with latest version of Splunk installed using Splunk web userid "admin", receiver port setup for default 9997

Second server where I have run splunkforwarder5.02....msi and at no stage am I prompted for user id or password. Selected all options however no certificate info. When testing to see status of forwarder (after restarting both Splunk and forwarder server) I get asked for a userid: and password:. Is this the Splunk web userid? - have tried this and fails, also tried the local admin userid - fails.

Splunk is asking you to login as you're performing an action that requires you to be authenticated. The passwords on one instance are completely independent one another, and the default credentials will always be an l/p of admin/changeme.

But there's also ansible, which let's you do that, but also write reusable "playbooks" with several steps. It does need python installed in addition to sshd, but in practice I've never had to separately install that, it's always been available.

You can also add the -n or -f options to ssh to redirect the stdin from /dev/null or put the session in the background. If you have to type a password for each host, then this doesn't help you much, but if you are using ssh keys then this works very nicely.

To execute a simple task across a wide range of servers without using any tool designed for this purpose, regardless they require previous infrastructure or not, you can use a simple shell script called mussh, distributed as a package in many distributions.

You can call it with a list of hosts, a list of commands, store both things in files, and quite a few more options, like ssh-agent integration, proxy support, ... Check the manpage for all the details.

I generally fall back to using that if/when our mco or puppet setup is broken. It is another dependency to manage, but totally worth it if you have large fleet of boxen to manage - with the added bonus of being able to choose how many machines to work on in tandem/parallel, or even doing one at a time, as you're used to with bash.

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This is fairly common. If you have 2 NICs and one is not plugged in (as it should be if they are not teamed) it will have a fake 169.X.X.X address and often when creating a DHCP scope the DHCP server shows up as 169.X.X.X because it sees the other IP address on the NIC card not in use.

A VPN Server with higher Line Speed (measured by Mbps) and smaller Ping result are usually more comfortable to use. You might be able to browse websites which are normally unreachable from your area if you use VPN servers that are not in your area.

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First of all, the Samba daemons smbd and nmbd must both be running for network browsing to work. They can be started with service, or with systemctl start for the newer systemd-based releases of Ubuntu.

Works! This is an awful mistake to make in an upgrade. Upgrade should not break what is working, particularly something as important as networking. Good thing i recall the manual work you had to do to get samba working back in redhat 5 and 6.

will only add rules for Samba acting as a server. It will not add any rules for Samba acting as a client. But when you try to mount a remote share, that's what you are doing: in this scenario your machine is a client, and the remote machine is a server.

Also, the "no reply" error is a hint that some firewall is messing things up. Machines do generally respond to requests. They may respond with an error, in which case you have other problems, but if they don't respond at all, then their packets are usually being eaten up by a firewall.

The rules that allow Samba to act as a server are not sufficient to also allow Samba to act as a client, because the remote machines respond from their own port 137, but the local port on which these responses arrive is not 137, it is some random port.

This will allow UDP packets to arrive into any local port as long as they are originating from port 137 or 138 of the remote computer. The port 138 is probably not necessary, as I have only seen packets arriving from 137, but you never know.

My problem was due to /etc/samba/smb.conf. Searched for WORKGROUP and deleted the line after it which mentioned a localhost name. Make sure the WORKGROUP is the same for both config files on each machine. An all round way is to sudo apt-get purge samba (and/or remove ?) and then sudo apt-get install samba. This is how I solve the problem the first time round, after upgrading from 16.10 to 17.04 on one of my machines (16.10 was buggy for me). I have two machines now: 16.04 and 17.04.

I still couldn't search the server name. Then I thought wait, the computer name & samba name are different. So I edited hosts & hostname, changing them to the samba server's name. Careful hostname only has one word in it. The computer name no # comments.

Hi - If you are an Admin, or appropriate role, in the left nav menu (if it hasn't been customized) there is a MID Servers section. The list of servers within an instance are shown there... they are also visible in other app/modules in the left nav menu -- like Discovery and Service Mapping have links (by default anyway) to MID server lists... which are the same MIDs. MID docs here