remote-access

I'm a real klutz when it comes to Eclipse, but I'm also poor, which is why it is the option I've chosen. I've installed Eclipse 3.5, Eclipse for PHP, and RSE. I've actually gotten to a point where I can create a new (local) project and download all files to my local (Windows) computer. I'm not running any kind of web server on my local box, and am hoping to keep it that way for now. I've imported my remote folder into my local project, where I can see all my PHP files and edit them. But of course, when I save, it just saves the local copy. Is there no "put" command? Can I not save straight to

I know that after I call (start-server) inside an existing Emacs session I can then use emacsclient -c (on the same computer) to create new frames that connect into that server, so that each new frame created by emacsclient has access to the same set of shared state (e.g. buffers). Most of the documentation I've found focuses on the "give me fast access to my local Emacs" use case, and so there are two things that I haven't seen any details of yet: Can emacsclient -c access Emacs servers started by other users, or is it hard-wired to detect only sessions started by my own user? Does Emacs

I am familiar with Linux envs and using SSH to run remote scripts and programs and automatic scripts from my desktop. I would like to have a similar workflow with Windows VMs that I have on my Azure Account. However, I can´t find a straight forward instructions on how to build my local PowerShell scripts. I need only to connect to a VM and call some scripts within it. The best I could find would be this guide from MS https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/virtual-machines/windows/winrm Or this a litte older blog post. http://fabriccontroller.net/using-remote-powershell-with-windows-azure

I need a way to expand environment variable on a remote machine. Suppose I have a path to a folder %appdata%\MyApp\Plugins or %ProgramFiles%\MyCompany\MyApp\Plugins and I want to list files in that folder for audit purposes. The only problem is I want to do it on a remote machine, which however I have admin access to. An extra question (but not essential) is how to do that for given user on remote machine? SwDevMan81 You would use GetFolderPath . There are a bunch of different SpecialFolder values that you could use including ProgramFiles and ApplicationData string path = Environment

I'm trying to execute below code to execute sudo commands but I do not know how execute commands after sudo login String[] commands = {"sudo su - myname;","id"}; JSch jsch = new JSch(); String username = "myuser"; com.jcraft.jsch.Session session = jsch.getSession(username,"hostname", 22); session.setPassword("my@123"); session.connect(); Channel channel=session.openChannel("exec"); for(int a=0;a<=commands.length;a++){ ((ChannelExec)channel).setCommand("sudo su - myname;"); ((ChannelExec)channel).setErrStream(System.err); ((ChannelExec) channel).setPty(true); channel.connect(); System.out

I have PostgreSQL 9.3 installed on a server running Ubuntu Server 14.04. If I ssh into the server via terminal, I'm able to connect with psql. But when I try to configure pgAdmin III to do the remote connection, I get: Server doesn't listen The server doesn't accept connections: the connection library reports could not connect to server: Connection refused Is the server running on host "172.24.3.147" and accepting TCP/IP connections on port 5432? When I run on the server service postgresql status it gives me: 9.3/main (port 5432): online So of course I'm missing something important here. EDIT