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问题 I want to invoke sc create from a powershell script. Here is the code. function Execute-Command { param([string]$Command, [switch]$ShowOutput=$True) echo $Command if ($ShowOutput) { Invoke-Expression $Command } else { $out = Invoke-Expression $Command } } $cmd="sc create `"$ServiceName`" binpath=`"$TargetPath`" displayname=`"$DisplayName`" " Execute-Command -Command:$cmd which gives the following error: Set-Content : A positional parameter cannot be found that accepts argument 'binpath=...'.

问题 I've got a pfx certificate that I need to reference by alias. The problem is that keytool can't find that alias, even though it shows on the list. keytool -list -keystore temp.pfx -storetype pkcs12 gives me this: ... 0c5fc7cef279ca390acd2d6bac9ffcf8_ba0cbbb3-323d-4394-8e76-47838adb2a9c, 08/03/2013, PrivateKeyEntry, ... But whenever I try to use keytool to do anything with that alias (i.e., export, rename), it gives me an error: keytool error: java.lang.Exception: Alias

问题 I've got a pfx certificate that I need to reference by alias. The problem is that keytool can't find that alias, even though it shows on the list. keytool -list -keystore temp.pfx -storetype pkcs12 gives me this: ... 0c5fc7cef279ca390acd2d6bac9ffcf8_ba0cbbb3-323d-4394-8e76-47838adb2a9c, 08/03/2013, PrivateKeyEntry, ... But whenever I try to use keytool to do anything with that alias (i.e., export, rename), it gives me an error: keytool error: java.lang.Exception: Alias

问题 I have an alias that I cannot find. Typing git help subaddvim gives me: `git subaddvim' is aliased to `log HEAD' I think I defined it like this: git config --local alias.subaddvim 'log HEAD' I looked in $repo_path/.gitconfig , ~/.gitconfig , /etc/gitconfig , but none of them have a subaddvim entry. Where else can I look? 回答1: Scott Chacon's excellent book "Pro Git" covers where things are stored, and what options to pass to git config to read/write to that location: Git comes with a tool

问题 I have a very long command in bash, which I do not want to type all the time, so I put an alias in my .profile alias foo='...' Now I want to execute this alias using find -exec find . -exec foo '{}' \; but find cannot find foo: find: foo: No such file or directory Is it possible to use an alias in find? 回答1: Nope, find doesn't know anything about your aliases. Aliases are not like environment variables in that they aren't "inherited" by child processes. You can create a shell script with the

问题 I've searched through stackoverflow for a similiar problem, but none of the solutions seem to work. I'm running WAMP and have a network drive T:\ which I want to use as an alias in Apache. So far I have added: Alias /p \\ps-file.server_location.edu\A$ < Directory /p> Order allow,deny Allow from all < / Directory> However, whenever I try to access localhost/p I get a 403 forbidden message saying You don't have permission to access /p on this server. Any suggestions? I have tried changing the

问题 In some (mostly functional) languages you can do something like this: type row = list(datum) or type row = [datum] So that we can build things like this: type row = [datum] type table = [row] type database = [table] Is there a way to do this in Python? You could do it using classes, but Python has quite some functional aspects so I was wondering if it could be done an easier way. 回答1: Python is dynamically typed. While Łukasz R.'s answer is correct for type hinting purposes (which can in turn

问题 Since C# supports Int8 , Int16 , Int32 and Int64 , why did the designers of the language choose to define int as an alias for Int32 instead of allowing it to vary depending on what the native architecture considers to be a word ? I have not had any specific need for int to behave differently than the way it does, I am only asking out of pure encyclopedic interest. I would think that a 64-bit RISC architecture could conceivably exist which would most efficiently support only 64-bit quantities,

问题 This question already has answers here : Multiple commands in an alias for bash (7 answers) Closed 12 months ago . I know how to configure aliases in bash, but is there a way to configure an alias for a sequence of commands? I.e say I want one command to change to a particular directory, then run another command. In addition, is there a way to setup a command that runs "sudo mycommand", then enters the password? In the MS-DOS days I'd be looking for a .bat file but I'm unsure of the linux (or

问题 I would like to know how to do set-alias in PowerShell for the cmd used in developing Firefox extension: cfx run -p C:\Users\username\AppData\Roaming\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\ripltbxm.cfxp I've added the following to Microsoft.PowerShell_profile.ps1: Set-Alias cfxp cfx run -p "C:\Users\username\AppData\Roaming\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\ripltbxm.cfxp" But when PowerShell is launched, it shows the error: Set-Alias : A positional parameter cannot be found that accepts argument 'run'. At D: