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Edited with Answer - Q: We would like to run a three-tier programming git structure here at work. Programmers would be able to use Git on their local machine, clone push and fetch from a remote repository running on a "Production" virtual machine, and then finalized code on the "Production" VM is then pushed to a "Deployment" machine for use. We're using Windows Server 2012 R2 and I am coming up with very little information on how to do this. I installed the latest Bonobo git server on the "Deployment" machine and have been testing cloning on the "Production" machine from the command line and

I have an asp.net MVC application that has a controller action that takes a string as input and sends a response wav file of the synthesized speech. Here is a simplified example: public async Task<ActionResult> Speak(string text) { Task<FileContentResult> task = Task.Run(() => { using (var synth = new System.Speech.Synthesis.SpeechSynthesizer()) using (var stream = new MemoryStream()) { synth.SetOutputToWaveStream(stream); synth.Speak(text); var bytes = stream.GetBuffer(); return File(bytes, "audio/x-wav"); } }); return await task; } The application (and this action method in particular) is

I'm trying to create a 3rd party custom update through WSUS Package Publisher however I can't manage to get the MSI code for Java as there is no MSI installer to use MSIReader on. If anyone knows how I can find this code then it would be much appreciated. It's managing to make me look bad as a Sys Admin at work. Cheers, Glympse. Two solutions : Install the product and search in : HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall Or to be aware that Oracle always used the same schema for these MSI Product code Java 8 : 26a24ae4-039d-4ca4-87b4-2f8 32 1 8 0 25 f0 = 32 Bit -

I am working on power shell script to export certificate with private key which also includes all the certificates in the path. I wrote a script for that, it is not including the certificates in the path or the root certificate. Below is script. Kindly suggest me if there is any changes to make in my script. Thanks in Advance. $Password="@de08nt2128"; #password to access certificate after expting $CertName="WMSvc-WIN-9KC7DG31JBV"; # name of the certificate to export $RootCertName="WMSvc-WIN-9KC7DG31JBV"; # root certificate $DestCertName="testcert" $ExportPathRoot="C:\DestinationFolder"

I have a php-application which is (per request) scanning for the existance of some files. (on a network share) I'm using glob for this, cause usually i just know the beginning of the filename. I noticed, that glob does not return files, that are currently opened by any client, thus my application thinks file_xy is not existing, if somebody has opened it. Is there a way to make glob return opened (:= locked?) files as well? The strange thing is, that this is no where mentioned. However I can confirm that glob is NOT returning files, that are currently opened by a client... (As soon as the

I find it rather weird that there are no detailed step by step explanations on how to deploy your own Meteor webapp onto your own Windows server. Or maybe I'm just not able to use Google to find one such explanation. On many pages, even on some questions here on SO, I found people simply saying " build it and deploy it like any other node.js app " which is great, except I can't find any explanation on how to deploy a node.js webapp on to a Windows server either. Meteor is so awesome , that I feel if anyone would write up such a step by step on how to deploy a Meteor app on a Windows server, a