I need to make some system calls in my C# applications.Unfortunately, this behaves differently on Linux than on UNIX.Now I used to switch the Operating system at runtime like this
If Environment.OSVersion.Platform = System.PlatformID.Unix Then ' Linux/Unix ' ElseIf Environment.OSVersion.Platform = System.PlatformID.MacOSX Then
I have a program built on VB.NET and C# . It calls Win32 API and another APIs we made and others (WodSSH and DevExpress).Now we plan to extend our tool to run on Linux and UNIX GUI for UNIX end-users. We have doubts whether to try to import the program somehow (I heard about Mono and Wine) or build it from scratch in Java.
I am trying to use the filesystem watcher to monitor a folder on a ftp site for files added. Does anyone know how to do this? I have even read that the filesystem watcher was not meant for ftp's but rather local monitoring, which doesn't make sense to me.
I am trying to choose a language, IDE and other tools in order to develop a photo gallery application for a Linux platform. Specifically the Raspberry Pi My background is almost exclusively using Visual basic since the early 90's and most recently VB.NET in VS2008
I was recently assigned to do some research on how to approach a project. Right now we have an old program written in tcl. From this tcl program ( running on VMS client computer), we are able to run unix commands to execute processes on a unix server. This is done via tcpip. Now, we are thinking of making upgrades to this system . We are wondering if this kind of thing was possible with Visual Basic. Are we able to run a VB program on windows computer to run UNIX commands on a server? If so, what issues might be brought up. If anyone has even the briefest guideline or tip on this,
I'm looking to write a custom program in VB.NET / C++ / C# that would allow me to monitor a system's vitals over a Remote Desktop Connection. I'm only looking for tips on how to implement a connection like this in code (eg. is it just a simple object or call to a WScript function? or is it much more sophisticated?). As to the specifics of operation after making the connection, I have that figured out based on another program which shares some similar features. This doesn't have to go through an RDP connection, I'm definitely looking for better ways. Reason I mention RDP is because I currently do this manually over an RDP connection, but I don't wanna have to constantly open the window.
IS there an easy way to write to an INI file like. My.Computer.FileSystem.WriteINI(Filename, Section, 1st part, 2nd part)??? Or if not how can i write to an ini file easy and how to read them?
I am tasked to write a new program to remote into our tech support computers to help them out while they are trying to remote into their computers to see what is up if they are having problems. I was asked to be able to not move their mouse if they were in Word, Excel, in an application writing a problem ticket,
I want to make a process monitor tool with WMI that monitor the processes created or deleted, but the code will not work. Note to reference System.Management,
Firstly, I have the utmost respect for programmers & IT professionals. I'm a newby/wanna-be. I'm looking for help on developing a small program/script that helps me with the task I have detailed below. I am NOT submitting this as homework. This is work-related, but I'm NOT asking you to do my job. I'm taking this as an opportunity to learn more about programming by doing a task that I need done. I'm very interested in core concepts, steps, and your advice on how best to tackle this task (which tools, language, etc.)
Can I monitor the registry for changes similar to how sysinternals process monitor does it in VB? I have checked many different articles and C# samples but not come any closer to getting an answer, I would like to know if there an easier way (a VB sample perhaps)that you folks can share. Ultimately I'd like to be able monitor other things too like file system, processes etc but wonder most about how the registry can be done in VB...Would using system.management be a start? Or WMI? if so is there a nice VB sample..
I'd like to write a simple Windows form that will make it easy to record a voice message before uploading it to a remote web server and sending the URL to the recipient(s):
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Currently, the user has to use Sound Record to record the message, use an FTP client to upload it to a web server, and finally, use an e-mail client to send the URL. I'd like to combine those three features into one.
Imports System.ServiceProcess Imports System.IO Public Class fswService
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2 problems: first, intellisense error saying: 'fswService' is a type and cannot be used as an expression. second, I can not figure out a way to pass on to the service the path of the folder to watch (which is stored at My.Settings.userPath).
I have to convert a data (not the current date) to GMT and represent it as a Unix Epoch.This is what I'm trying - it returns something that looks correct - but I'd like to know if anyone with more experience knows if I am doing this correctly.
Friend Function GetEpoch(ByVal dDate DateInteger Return (dDate.ToFileTimeUtc DateTime(1970,10000000
I have automate ssh to Linux box using vbs script (to log in and execute commands)
but i need to make a tool which edit the vbs values and execute it
Brief vbs script set WshShell = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell") WshShell.Run "plink.exe -v -ssh ubnt@192.168.1.20 -pw ubnt -m UNIX_commands.txt" WScript.Sleep 2000 WshShell.AppActivate "192.168.1.20 - PuTTY" WshShell.SendKeys "conf term{ENTER}" as you can see it is first run plink.exe (ssh client) with specific User name & password and load specific commands to execute on Linux box from UNIX_commands.txt which located in same directory
I can get Visual Studio 2010 Professional to connect to a DB2 UDB database but I don't see any tables. I can hand code the sql and get data returned but I want to be able to drag and drop and use the power of the Studio. I've tried OLE and ODBC connections but I'm still missing something in the set up.
For the application im writing i need to access files on a network server. I have tried different ways, but none of them seem to work.When i try using impersonation i keep getting logon failure (1326). I did try few solutions i found on the net but none seem to work.
We have an Oracle 11g R2(UNIX) server. A directory was created on this UNIX box for the purpose of uploading/downloading CSV files.I need to access this directory, programmatically from VB.Net in order to search for a specific file (a log file more precisely) and then open it it programmatically in Notepad from my Vb.Net application. I should also be able to delete or copy it to my local drive.I am trying to find a VB.Net code sample that would allow me to implement this: Read/Write/Open files on an UNIX directory.
I want to connect to a UNIX file path over our network and grab some .log files. Is this possible? If some do I need to do anything more than what I would do if I was opening files from a local path?
Is there any possibility to develop an application using Visual Basic that connects to a unix server (using SSH) and run some commands? I will try to describe what i need : The user should enter the server adress, username and password!Than the user must enter some "filenames" and after pressing a button the application will run a command (e.g more "filename") and generates an output file with the result of his command!
I have to develop a small application that will connect to a Linux server (scp on port 22), upload a file, and then execute the file. The first thing that came to mind was to call WinSCP from my app, but the initial connection will always prompt to accept the hostkey. When calling WinSCP from the commandline you can press a key to copy the hostkey to the clipboard, and then you can use it with the -hostkey switch to connect. Any thoughts on how I might do this in VB? It would have to look like this:
Attempt to connect via WinSCP Copy hostkey to clipboard when prompted Attempt to connect again using hostkey
I'm just not sure about #2. I would have to send a keystroke for the letter 'C' which causes the hostkey to be copied to the clipboard.