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问题 I am trying to build my go apps on a docker file. Inside my go.mod there is private package that needs authentication/ssh. This question is similar to Building Go apps with private modules in Docker, but in my case is i have to pull package from gitlab not from github . Here is my dockerfile: # builder image FROM golang:1.14.11-alpine AS builder # specific directory for build process WORKDIR /usr/src/build # copying the source code # to the current working directory COPY . . RUN apk add --no

问题 I have searched and found how to the two portions of what I want but nothing that would allow you to do it in whole.... What I would like to do is extract a specific folder from a tar.gz to another folder in a different path that how it is in the tar.gz. For example: Directory path in my backup.tar.gz file is: a/b/c/d (d is my main with many others inside) I want to unpack directory 'd' into 'm' inside this different server path: a/b/m If I attempt this code: tar -xzf backup.tar.gz -C a/b/m *

问题 I am wondering if I can use ipython notebook remotely by ssh twice. The scenario is: Machine B is the machine I want to run ipython notebook. However, I am only allowed to access machine B through another server (machine A) first. There are tutorials about using ipython notebook remotely, but none of them mentions the situation I've encountered. Thanks in advance ! 回答1: Assuming you are referring to ssh tunnelling, and the ipython notebook is servering on port 1234 on machine B: If machine A

问题 I am wondering if I can use ipython notebook remotely by ssh twice. The scenario is: Machine B is the machine I want to run ipython notebook. However, I am only allowed to access machine B through another server (machine A) first. There are tutorials about using ipython notebook remotely, but none of them mentions the situation I've encountered. Thanks in advance ! 回答1: Assuming you are referring to ssh tunnelling, and the ipython notebook is servering on port 1234 on machine B: If machine A

问题 Is there some way to use ssh-based authentication when accessing the GitHub API through the command line (via, e.g., curl, etc.?). FWIW, I tried many variations of the following (varying the way I specified my public ssh key file) but in every case I was still prompted for my password: % curl --pubkey ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub --user yrstruly https://api.github.com/user/repos 回答1: If you are using ssh, then you would never logon as ' yrstruly '. You would always connect as 'git'. Your public key

问题 I created my first repository in GitHub yesterday. When making the connection I used SSH instead of HTTPS, so I went through a little painful SSH key creation and connection process. At some point I got stuck and the connection failed. I wondered at that moment how I could revert the process I started and begin with a HTTPS connection instead. Happily, today I got the connection working through SSH but I'm wondering about the value of being able to change the type of connection (SSH vs HTTPS)

问题 TL;DR Basically, I am looking for this: docker push myimage ssh://myvps01.vpsprovider.net/ I am failing to grasp the rationale behind whole Docker Hub / Registry thing. I know I can run a private registry, but for that I have to set up the infrastructure of actually running a server. I took a sneak peek inside the inner workings of Docker (well, the filesystem at least), and it looks like Docker image layers are just a bunch of tarballs, more or less, with some elaborate file naming. I

问题 TL;DR Basically, I am looking for this: docker push myimage ssh://myvps01.vpsprovider.net/ I am failing to grasp the rationale behind whole Docker Hub / Registry thing. I know I can run a private registry, but for that I have to set up the infrastructure of actually running a server. I took a sneak peek inside the inner workings of Docker (well, the filesystem at least), and it looks like Docker image layers are just a bunch of tarballs, more or less, with some elaborate file naming. I

问题 I have been trying to resolve problems to be able to run openmpi on multiple nodes. Initially I had a problem with $PATH and $LD_LIBRARY_PATH variables not being updated from .bashrc file by openmpi session, so I manually added --prefix /path/to/openmpi to resolve this issue. Turns out that even the anaconda path variables are not being loaded as well. So ultimately I need ~/.bashrc file to be sourced from my home directory. How can I do that? Can anyone help me out please? UPDATE 01: I wrote

问题 I am running batch file in Windows environment using PuTTY.exe command below: for /L %%n in (1,1,5) do ( SET z=Site%%n% start c:\Users\emrpocadmin\desktop\putty.exe -ssh IPAddress -l User -pw Password -m c:\Users\emrpocadmin\desktop\cmds.txt -load Site%%n% ) This batch should load variable profiles ( n from 1 to 5) predefined in PuTTY and run on them one-by-one the commands defined in cmds.txt file; then save the output to certain folder.. However, in cmds.txt file i could only enter one