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Some congregations need musical accompaniment as they continue worshipping and practicing social distancing during this period. MCAM has made it Music for AMEC Worship available as downloadable music files.
For me, I was downloading a file from Google Drive into a tempfile with extension .xlsx... Realised the file in Google Drive was .xls so I changed it to that and it worked. Kinda rare situation though.
Imagine if you could download a .ZIP file with every single Copyright Office record, from the beginning of time thru, say, 2014, in a standardized and searchable format, free online. Who owns what, when it was published, whether it was renewed, even (dare to dream) when copyrights were sold or licensed exclusively to others, all in your choice of standard formats. What could people build around that free dataset? What could scholars learn? What deals could get done to revive forgotten works for new audiences?
looking at the latest app 3.0.9 there is a file jy.json and VA.json. All the links use aws now and i cant seem to download the files using the links eg the rustle preview sound is -cms-bucket.s3.amazonaws.com/images/da16ed07-b1db-48bc-8bf4-82f3fee28e8d.wav. jy.json seems to include the info on where the binary raw audio is, while VA.json has the thumbnail and preview info. Unfortunately, jy.json includes extra fields checksum and private_hash that didnt appear in 2.2.2. I imagine the private hash is used to sign the files, possibly after seeing your hacking efforts they decided to make it harder for people to improve their product.
Job is a fundamental unit of work in GoodSync.Each Job consists of:* Job name that allows to tell apart one job from another.* Left and Right folders -- the two folders that are being synced by this Job.* General and Advanced Options that control behavior of the Job.* Auto Options that control how the Jobs is started.* Script Options that control how results of Job run are reported.GoodSync memorizes list of Jobs and all their parameters per computer.Jobs can be created, deleted, renamed, analyzed and synced. All job commands are in the Job menu.To create a new Job, click New Job button or select Job -> New.To switch between Jobs, click the Job in the Job list on the left.To delete a Job, select Job -> Delete.To rename a Job, select Job -> Rename.To make Job do its work click Analyze button.The tree of difference between Left and Right folder is shown.Examine it and click arrow buttons near the center column to change direction, if needed.Sync button applies the detected changes. Job Selections (ver 10 and higher)All Job commands can be applied to several selected jobs.To select several Jobs, do the same thing you do in Windows Explorer to select several files: * CTRL+Click adds to selection. * SHIFT+Click selects the range of jobs. * Right Click shows commands that are applicable to selected Jobs. Groups (ver 10 and higher)Several Jobs can be grouped into a Group.All Jobs in a Group can be started or stopped with a single command.
These commands add a line to the list of exclusions in Jobs -> Options -> Filters -> Excluded.This tab is the only place where you can modify or delete exclusions.Editing Filters in Jobs -> Options -> Filters -> Excluded.path /folder/fileLine that starts with "path /" (or just "/") matches file or folder path (relative to sync folder)to wildcard match string in which:* matches any sequence of characters? matches an arbitrary single character[a-z] matches a range of characters, such as a to z,\c matches characters c, use it when character to match is * or ? or [/ separates folders (do not use \ as folder separator, not even in Windows)
name file-folder-nameLine that starts with "name " matches file or folder name (last member of the path) to wildcard match string in which:* matches any sequence of characters? matches an arbitrary single character[a-z] matches a range of characters, such as a to z,/ is not allowed, as match names, not paths.
Job -> Advanced -> Analyze: Compare Bodies Alt+BAnalyze: Compare Bodies.Files are considered to be the same if their bodies are the same.Files from remote file systems will be downloaded, so this will run slowly.
Run parallel Threads in Sync (No by default) If checked then run main pass of Sync in this many parallel threads. Using this option speeds up file transfer for remote servers that have high latency. It does not increase speed, if your connection bandwidth is used up by a single-thread sync. If empty or 1 then run sync in one sequential thread. Examples of when it helps: many small files uploading to FTP or SFTP server. Example of when it does not help: several large files uploaded to GSTP or S3 or FTP server.
/runnerLocal Job Runner in User Space:Run Local Jobs that have Auto Mode (such as On File Change), log results.So it models behavior of the GUI GoodSync, as it relates to Auto jobs:- It starts and runs all jobs that are in Auto Mode, such as On File Change jobs.- It does not show any GUI, so job results become known thru global and job logs.- It does not consume any graphical resources, as it runs as a pure command line process.- To terminate Gsync Runner, send CTRL+C to its console.- If /runner option is not specified then regular gsync options below apply./cc-runnerControl Center Runner:Run Jobs picked up from Control Center, report results to CC./runner-service=(profile-folder-path)Local Job Runner in Service:Run Local Jobs that have Auto Mode in Windows Service, System use only.Does the same thing as 'gsync /runner', only:- It runs in Windows Service or MacOS launchd process,- Do Not start 'gsync /runner-service' manually, it is done only by OS means.- In Windows, if you have Unattended Jobs, they are run in Gsync Runner Service- Runner Service is created when you put first job into Unattended Auto mode.- Runner Service runs your jobs even when you are logged off from the computer.- To take a job away from Runner Service and back into GUI GoodSync, uncheck Unattended box in Job Options. Run Options/noprintDo not print Command Line options, after parsing them./no-log-stampdo not add timestamp to each log line./progressShow progress messages when downloading or uploading files./list-changesPrint List of changes detected by Analyze./cleanupCleanup old log files and temporary files when GSYNC starts.Old log files is defined as log files that are older than number of days to retain the logs option.You should use this option only if there is no other GoodSync or GSYNC processes running on this computer, as this option deletes all qualifying log and temp files, including that of other running Goodsyncs.
As you continue to develop your application, you'll probably want a way to manage environments and deploy your application without manually creating a .zip file and uploading it to the Elastic Beanstalk console. The Elastic Beanstalk Command Line Interface (EB CLI) provides easy-to-use commands for creating, configuring, and deploying applications to Elastic Beanstalk environments from the command line.
You can perform a backup manually or use automation. The manual process would involve downloading the files and the MySQL database of a WordPress site.
David REVOY Author, 19 june 2019, 14:06 - Reply Hi Eric; I'll check. The source were indeed hosted when I previously used Github (I moved all my active repository to the Gitlab instance of Framasoft -Framagit- almost two years ago, but the brush project is not that active since I merged them in Krita 4.x code now and they became official).Probably Github changed policy but I checked and everything is still alright at the URL of the source file: -krita-brushpresets/releases/tag/8.2 (even in a private windows or using a VPN) I can download the ZIP and unzip without being asked for a subscription. Be sure your unzip software or your browser if you are on Windows or Mac is not compromised by a virus. I'm using Firefox on Linux and no issue here.
Siegfried 22 november 2016, 04:52 - Reply Technology is not my strong suit, I downloaded your file, it is a .zip file. I can't open it in Krita because it isn't a BUNDLE file. Is there any way I can convert it to a BUNDLE file or do something to open the brush pack?
Kacper 09 december 2016, 20:56 - Reply Wtf, how do I download this? I downloaded the zip file from the site you linked and when I tried importing into krita, it didn't work. It just opened the folder, and then I tried importing the folders inside the main folder, it just opened them, pls help.
Eric 06 january 2017, 04:10 - Reply Hi David, I just posted a comment that I downloaded the latest version 8.1 and am attempting to import it into Krita v3.1.1 but it's not finding any files after I unzip it. Thank you
David REVOY Author, 06 january 2017, 04:24 - Reply Hi Eric. I assume you downloaded the source file ( because you said it's a zip ) . The file you need is a *.bundle file and it's compatible with Krita 3.1.1 ; read again the page, all instruction are written correctly as far as I know.
Eric 06 january 2017, 04:45 - Reply David I figured out a workaround, as a suggestion for anyone else that runs into this issue: click on the download "deevad-v8-1.bundle, save as, change "save as type" from .zip to "all files". Change the defaulted .zip extension to .bundle. WORKED!! :)
Eric 06 january 2017, 04:08 - Reply Hi is this compatible with Krita v 3.1.1? I downloaded and unzipped the file but when attempting to import, it doesn't find any file to open. Thank you. 781b155fdc