ImportError: No module named datetime
This happened to me when I created a virtualenv and then upgraded from 12.04 to 14.04. I had to delete my virtualenv and recreate it, and after doing that, everything worked again.
This happened to me when I created a virtualenv and then upgraded from 12.04 to 14.04. I had to delete my virtualenv and recreate it, and after doing that, everything worked again.
Putty defaults to a translation encoding of ISO-8859-1 where as Ubuntu sends out UTF-8 encoding. Click on your server in the Load, save or delete a stored session window. Then click on the Load button. Next, in the Category panel on the left click on: Window -> Translation Change the drop down under “Received data … Read more
You need to install texinfo. sudo apt-get install texinfo
In System Settings > Keyboard > Shortcuts Find the shortcut you’re trying to disable, click on it to set a new shortcut, then pressing Backspace will disable that shortcut.
The mysql.h file from the libmysqlclient-dev Ubuntu package is located at /usr/include/mysql/mysql.h. This is not a standard search path for compilers, however /usr/include is. You’d typically use the mysql.h header in your code like this: #include <mysql/mysql.h> If you don’t want to specify the directory offset in your source, you can pass the -I flag … Read more
I found that it works if i press the key whilst the window is in focus. If the command line is in focus then nothing happens
Your question is really “How do I encrypt to a key without gpg balking at the fact that the key is untrusted?” One answer is you could sign the key. gpg –edit-key YOUR_RECIPIENT sign yes save The other is you could tell gpg to go ahead and trust. gpg –encrypt –recipient YOUR_RECIPIENT –trust-model always YOUR_FILE
you must open Project Structure modified something. example: Project Structure > Facets ,you can see this is: delete “.idea”, like this ok, IDE there find AndroidManifest.xml
you can search for directory by using find with flag -name you should use find /user -name “sdk” -type d meaning find directories named sdk in or below the directory /user or if you want to be case-insensitive find /user -iname “sdk” -type d
This worked for me: Open Task Manager Kill all the VMware Processes Press Win + R –> Type (Services.msc) Go to VMware Authorization service and Click START Start VMware and Power ON your Virtual Machine