It may be because the associated device has been disconnected manually, or has disconnected itself and then been reconnected... I notice this on my Mac systems (and IOS systems too) on occasion. I simply delete the multiple (in my case singe or double) entries, leaving the current entry/entries intaRead more
It may be because the associated device has been disconnected manually, or has disconnected itself and then been reconnected… I notice this on my Mac systems (and IOS systems too) on occasion. I simply delete the multiple (in my case singe or double) entries, leaving the current entry/entries intact of course.
Equally it may be that a given device has tried to connect and failed; or t hat the bluetooth hub has tried to re-establish the connection itself it too has failed…
TIMEOUT or CHOICE are the commonly used ones for batch. You're not going to find something with millisecond precision for batch, because whatever you choose will have to spawn as a new process. That could take seconds, so finer precision isn't required, and would just be misleading. This is differenRead more
TIMEOUT or CHOICE are the commonly used ones for batch. You’re not going to find something with millisecond precision for batch, because whatever you choose will have to spawn as a new process. That could take seconds, so finer precision isn’t required, and would just be misleading.
This is different from other languages, as most of them implement a wait within the process running the script.
As Razor2.3 stated...Instead of:select new XElement("Line",item));root.Save("XmlFile.Xml");do:string[] myItem = item.split('=');select new XElement(myItem[0],myItem[1]));root.Save("XmlFile.Xml");Obviously you'll get a whole lot of screwed up stuff if a particular line in your text file has more thanRead more
As Razor2.3 stated…
Instead of:
select new XElement(“Line”,item)); root.Save(“XmlFile.Xml”);
do:
string[] myItem = item.split(‘=’); select new XElement(myItem[0],myItem[1])); root.Save(“XmlFile.Xml”);
Obviously you’ll get a whole lot of screwed up stuff if a particular line in your text file has more than one “=” in it but if it doesn’t then you’re home free!
Wow, I just tested it and there were several problems. That's what I get for trying to write it in my head.Try this:@echo off & setlocal enabledelayedexpansion set #=0 set $=mail.log set _=F :_loop set /a #+=1 pushd c:\TEST%#% for /f "tokens=*" %%i in ( '2^>nul dir /b/od !$! !_!%#%.txt' ) doRead more
Wow, I just tested it and there were several problems. That’s what I get for trying to write it in my head.
Try this:
@echo off & setlocal enabledelayedexpansion
set #=0
set $=mail.log
set _=F
:_loop
set /a #+=1
pushd c:\TEST%#%
for /f "tokens=*" %%i in (
'2^>nul dir /b/od !$! !_!%#%.txt'
) do (
if {%%i}=={mail.log} (
call run.bat
popd
goto :_loop
) else (
timeout /t 20 /nobreak
popd
goto :_loop
)
)
my bad! sorry, I fixed everthing in this one:@echo off & setlocal enabledelayedexpansioncd Here your folder nameset odd=1,3,5,7,9,11,13set evn=2,4,6,8,10,12,14:: ignore any files with no parensfor /f "tokens=*" %%a in ('dir /b *(*.txt') do (set x=%%a:: is ths really necessary? or "overkill". AttRead more
my bad! sorry, I fixed everthing in this one:
@echo off & setlocal enabledelayedexpansion cd Here your folder name set odd=1,3,5,7,9,11,13 set evn=2,4,6,8,10,12,14 :: ignore any files with no parens for /f “tokens=*” %%a in (‘dir /b *(*.txt’) do ( set x=%%a :: is ths really necessary? or “overkill”. Attempts to hande files beginning with ( set t=!x:~0,1! set x=!x:^)^(=! if “!t!” equ “(” ( for /F “tokens=%evn% delims=()” %%b in (“!x!”) do ren “%%a” “%%b%%c%%d%%e%%f%%g%%h” ) else ( for /F “tokens=%odd% delims=()” %%b in (“!x!”) do ren “%%a” “%%b%%c%%d%%e%%f%%g%%h” ) ) ::======== end batch fully tested.
Since the LAN connection works and external connections don't, that doesn't leave a lot of options.At this point if I were you, I'd call my ISP and make sure they're not blocking this type of traffic on this port..........it's possible they are.If they aren't, that only leaves, a couple options:1) TRead more
Since the LAN connection works and external connections don’t, that doesn’t leave a lot of options.
At this point if I were you, I’d call my ISP and make sure they’re not blocking this type of traffic on this port……….it’s possible they are.
If they aren’t, that only leaves, a couple options: 1) The internet is broken and nobody else can reach you 2) Users trying to connect from remote locations as a client to your server are screwing something up or 3) Your port forward is configured incorrectly.
#1 is easy enough to figure out. If you can cruise the internet, then it’s working. #2 is also easy enough to figure out. All the client should require is your external IP address. The port number is generally not required since the game you’re attempting to connect with operates on said port. That leaves only #3
Just FYI, I’ve setup numerous different games on my home LAN so a friend, or on occasion, a couple other friends, who live far away from me could connect to the game I was running in host (server) mode so we could all play the game(s) together.
In every instance, I had to create a port forward on my router to allow them through. I know from extensive experience, if you mess it up, nobody can remotely connect while local connections can.
What I can tell you beyond a shadow of a doubt is, if you’re internet is working, and your LAN is working, this is not a networking issue
Considering it’s not an actual networking problem and this is a networking forum, at this point in time if I were you, I’d find a forum that deals specifically with the game in question and join it. Chances are someone else has already had the exact same issue and with a bit of searching and some reading, you’ll find a way to make yours work. If not, then you ask.
If there are no forums for your specific game, you could always email the company that created the game and ask them directly.
It matters not how straight the gate, How charged with punishments the scroll, I am the master of my fate; I am the captain of my soul.
Hi, I recommend you try Nexxt Solutions technical assistance, I found this links for email and chat support:Email:http://www.nexxtsolutions.com/dpg/n...Online Chat:http://www.nexxtsolutions.com/dpg/n...Hope they can help you.
Hi, I recommend you try Nexxt Solutions technical assistance, I found this links for email and chat support:
OK thanks - that all looks very definite.Don't think I can hep much further because barracuda is used to block specified access to corporate computers, business, schools and the like. I'm not saying you are in that position but I have no way to tell and we are not allowed to get involved with hackinRead more
OK thanks – that all looks very definite.
Don’t think I can hep much further because barracuda is used to block specified access to corporate computers, business, schools and the like. I’m not saying you are in that position but I have no way to tell and we are not allowed to get involved with hacking on here.
Of-course, nobody can stop people using Google…
EDIT: Seems odd that javascript is disabled in browsers. That will stop no end of things working. Java is a totally different thing and disabling that is no half so bad. Just wondered if there was some confusion.
Always pop back and let us know the outcome – thanks
Solved Multiple Duplicates Of Devices In Bluetooth & Other Devices
It may be because the associated device has been disconnected manually, or has disconnected itself and then been reconnected... I notice this on my Mac systems (and IOS systems too) on occasion. I simply delete the multiple (in my case singe or double) entries, leaving the current entry/entries intaRead more
Equally it may be that a given device has tried to connect and failed; or t hat the bluetooth hub has tried to re-establish the connection itself it too has failed…
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Solved Use Milliseconds Instead Of Seconds In Batch CHOICE Command
TIMEOUT or CHOICE are the commonly used ones for batch. You're not going to find something with millisecond precision for batch, because whatever you choose will have to spawn as a new process. That could take seconds, so finer precision isn't required, and would just be misleading. This is differenRead more
This is different from other languages, as most of them implement a wait within the process running the script.
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Solved Converting .Txt File To .Xml File Using C#
As Razor2.3 stated...Instead of:select new XElement("Line",item));root.Save("XmlFile.Xml");do:string[] myItem = item.split('=');select new XElement(myItem[0],myItem[1]));root.Save("XmlFile.Xml");Obviously you'll get a whole lot of screwed up stuff if a particular line in your text file has more thanRead more
Instead of:
select new XElement(“Line”,item));
root.Save(“XmlFile.Xml”);
do:
string[] myItem = item.split(‘=’);
select new XElement(myItem[0],myItem[1]));
root.Save(“XmlFile.Xml”);
Obviously you’ll get a whole lot of screwed up stuff if a particular line in your text file has more than one “=” in it but if it doesn’t then you’re home free!
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Solved Comparing Two File Dates In CMD
Wow, I just tested it and there were several problems. That's what I get for trying to write it in my head.Try this:@echo off & setlocal enabledelayedexpansion set #=0 set $=mail.log set _=F :_loop set /a #+=1 pushd c:\TEST%#% for /f "tokens=*" %%i in ( '2^>nul dir /b/od !$! !_!%#%.txt' ) doRead more
Try this:
@echo off & setlocal enabledelayedexpansion set #=0 set $=mail.log set _=F :_loop set /a #+=1 pushd c:\TEST%#% for /f "tokens=*" %%i in ( '2^>nul dir /b/od !$! !_!%#%.txt' ) do ( if {%%i}=={mail.log} ( call run.bat popd goto :_loop ) else ( timeout /t 20 /nobreak popd goto :_loop ) )Run it from the root of the C: drive.
Tony
Solved Batch Rename To Remove (All Text In Brackets) 400K Filenames
my bad! sorry, I fixed everthing in this one:@echo off & setlocal enabledelayedexpansioncd Here your folder nameset odd=1,3,5,7,9,11,13set evn=2,4,6,8,10,12,14:: ignore any files with no parensfor /f "tokens=*" %%a in ('dir /b *(*.txt') do (set x=%%a:: is ths really necessary? or "overkill". AttRead more
@echo off & setlocal enabledelayedexpansion
cd Here your folder name
set odd=1,3,5,7,9,11,13
set evn=2,4,6,8,10,12,14
:: ignore any files with no parens
for /f “tokens=*” %%a in (‘dir /b *(*.txt’) do (
set x=%%a
:: is ths really necessary? or “overkill”. Attempts to hande files beginning with (
set t=!x:~0,1!
set x=!x:^)^(=!
if “!t!” equ “(” (
for /F “tokens=%evn% delims=()” %%b in (“!x!”) do ren “%%a” “%%b%%c%%d%%e%%f%%g%%h”
) else (
for /F “tokens=%odd% delims=()” %%b in (“!x!”) do ren “%%a” “%%b%%c%%d%%e%%f%%g%%h”
)
)
::======== end batch
fully tested.
Port Forwarded But Still Blocked
Since the LAN connection works and external connections don't, that doesn't leave a lot of options.At this point if I were you, I'd call my ISP and make sure they're not blocking this type of traffic on this port..........it's possible they are.If they aren't, that only leaves, a couple options:1) TRead more
At this point if I were you, I’d call my ISP and make sure they’re not blocking this type of traffic on this port……….it’s possible they are.
If they aren’t, that only leaves, a couple options:
1) The internet is broken and nobody else can reach you
2) Users trying to connect from remote locations as a client to your server are screwing something up
or
3) Your port forward is configured incorrectly.
#1 is easy enough to figure out. If you can cruise the internet, then it’s working. #2 is also easy enough to figure out. All the client should require is your external IP address. The port number is generally not required since the game you’re attempting to connect with operates on said port. That leaves only #3
Just FYI, I’ve setup numerous different games on my home LAN so a friend, or on occasion, a couple other friends, who live far away from me could connect to the game I was running in host (server) mode so we could all play the game(s) together.
In every instance, I had to create a port forward on my router to allow them through. I know from extensive experience, if you mess it up, nobody can remotely connect while local connections can.
What I can tell you beyond a shadow of a doubt is, if you’re internet is working, and your LAN is working, this is not a networking issue
Considering it’s not an actual networking problem and this is a networking forum, at this point in time if I were you, I’d find a forum that deals specifically with the game in question and join it. Chances are someone else has already had the exact same issue and with a bit of searching and some reading, you’ll find a way to make yours work. If not, then you ask.
If there are no forums for your specific game, you could always email the company that created the game and ask them directly.
It matters not how straight the gate,
How charged with punishments the scroll,
I am the master of my fate;
I am the captain of my soul.
***William Henley***
Solved Nexxt Solutions Router Won’t Connect To The Internet, Help!!
Hi, I recommend you try Nexxt Solutions technical assistance, I found this links for email and chat support:Email:http://www.nexxtsolutions.com/dpg/n...Online Chat:http://www.nexxtsolutions.com/dpg/n...Hope they can help you.
Email:
http://www.nexxtsolutions.com/dpg/n…
Online Chat:
http://www.nexxtsolutions.com/dpg/n…
Hope they can help you.
Solved How Do I Remove Or Disable Barracuda Web Filter From My PC
OK thanks - that all looks very definite.Don't think I can hep much further because barracuda is used to block specified access to corporate computers, business, schools and the like. I'm not saying you are in that position but I have no way to tell and we are not allowed to get involved with hackinRead more
Don’t think I can hep much further because barracuda is used to block specified access to corporate computers, business, schools and the like. I’m not saying you are in that position but I have no way to tell and we are not allowed to get involved with hacking on here.
Of-course, nobody can stop people using Google…
EDIT:
Seems odd that javascript is disabled in browsers. That will stop no end of things working. Java is a totally different thing and disabling that is no half so bad. Just wondered if there was some confusion.
Always pop back and let us know the outcome – thanks
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