Tag: WebDev

Reading this Stack Overflow answer I tried $ soffice --convert-to \ "docx:Office Open XML Text:EmbedImages" \ file.html Alas, there was no trace of my <img src="a.png" alt="bla"> in the created file.docx . Not even the alt="bla". Yes, I am using the libreoffice-writer-nogui package on Debian. As a test I did: $ mv a.png b.png and then ran soffice again. This time at least my alt string was included.

I have a table where there are a series of values and the rows and columns are grouped by the values in a supporting column and I want to use a formula to group down further. Source table I want to auto calculate a table like below Summarised table I've used colours to relate the two tables. So far I have done the following: I and automatically match the heading names using unique across the grouping columns I've attempted to use sumif and i've attempted to use filter and then sum, what i find is it works find for the rows but I get stuck when trying to include the solumns. So using

I am trying to deploy Apache Guacamole (Docker) in my homelab and am encountering persistent issues establishing RDP connection. My setup is as follows: Proxmox VE 9.1.6 Debian 13.4 VM running Docker v29.3.1 Guacamole 1.6.0 using Docker Compose Windows 11 also running as Proxmox VM (RDP target) To simplify troubleshooting, I reduced my Docker Compose file to below. services: guacd: image: guacamole/guacd:latest container_name: guacd restart: unless-stopped healthcheck: test: [ "CMD-SHELL", "kill -0 1 || exit 1" ] interval: 10s timeout: 3s retries: 3 command: [ "-L", "debug" ] networks: - guacnet postgres: image: postgres:16-trixie container_name: guacdb restart: unless-stopped environment: POSTGRES_DB: guacdb POSTGRES_USER: guacuser POSTGRES_PA

I have a lot of MKV video files that have dual language audio tracks. My goal is to extract both audio tracks and have them be synchronized. Some of the files have one language track start at a different time with the start_time setting. Example: English track, start_time: 0 Japanese track, start_time: 3.1 What I want to do is keeping this offset after extracting audio, right now the English audio file would always be 3.1s behind the Japanese audio. The commands I currently use: ffmpeg -y -i "movie.mkv" -map 0:a:0 -ac 2 -ar 44100 "jap.aac" ffmpeg -y -i "movie.mkv" -map 0:a:1 -ac 2 -ar 44100 "eng.aac" Since the Japanese track has a start_time of 3.1s, I'd like the jap.aac file to begin with 3.1s of silence, so that the audio files match up. How can I ach

I have a Windows Server 2025 Standard Core (The version without GUI) evaluation VM in Hyper-V and I want to activate it using my Server 2025 Standard product key. First I tried it via the sconfig GUI but that errors out with code 0xC004F069 (more info about this code below). Then I tried to use DISM /online /Set-Edition:ServerStandardCor /ProductKey:.... /AcceptEula but this prints me this error: Version: 10.0.26100.5074 Image Version: 10.0.26100.32522 Starting to update components... Starting to install product key... Finished installing product key. Finished updating components. Starting to apply edition-specific settings... Error: 1168 An error occurred while applying target edition component settings. The upgrade cannot proceed. For more information, review the log file. The logfile states Failed to copy license file for edition. Thread for Installing EULA Failed. Failed to apply edition setting

I frequently have long-running tasks that can take days or even weeks running on my Windows 11 Pro PC. Because of this, it must not ever restart without asking me first. My solution is to disable the Windows Update service, but I keep forgetting to reenable it and check for updates before starting another long-running task. As such, I end up either never getting any updates, or losing progress on long tasks. I'm fine with getting automatic updates, but it just can't restart without asking me. I'm fine with it showing in the Start menu that it needs to restart. All hours are active hours.

I would like to create a map of my network. Currently the layout Internet | router pc | | server - switch - wap/switch - router - server | pc - wap/switch - pc I guess I could create a script that (first using nmap, and then traceroute and possibly some iperf toillustrate speeds) would interpret the topography and give me a picture of what topography I have. nmap is the network mapper - so I assume that something like what I want is possible with nmap - but how do I go about scanning to find it out. Currently there is only 1 subnet - 192.168.1.0/24

I am looking for a quick way to perform complicated text search within VSCode. Some examples: Multiple keywords (file contains both apple and orange anywhere in the text file) Negative keywords (file contains apple but not cherry anywhere in the text document) VSCode does an excellent job of providing quick results but only allows for single keywords. Regular expression doesn't solve the problem because the keywords in any order. On the mainframe this is done when you perform a search (global find) it presents a list files that match your keyword result. You then can perform another search, searching just the files from your previous search results. Using technique you can stack multiple keyword search on top of each other.

I bought a USB foot switch that "works", but only as the button "enter". I tried to remap it the whole morning, but Windows is determined to only recognize it as enter, without distinction to the normal keyboard enter. Notice that I tried most softwares that I found online, Footswitch, etc. Nothing recognizes it, or distinguishes from the enter button. I want to turn the switch into a play/pause button.

I'm trying to make a custom keyboard layout using the Ukelele program by SIL to be installed at Library/Keyboard Layouts. I would like to use the standard US keyboard .keylayout as a template, does anyone know which directory it's located in?