Yesterday I just installed this script on my Macbook because I was having issues with the git credentials being stored in the keychain and after these expired I was getting error 403. I found that script that claims to periodically check for those credentials and delete them to avoid that kind of problems.
The problem is that every time I do any git command, my console says:
$ git pull
bad input: SgSNnX3
Already up to date.
As we can see, it does the git operation without problems but seems like something else is happening before executing the git command. I already uninstalled the script mentioned earlier but the annoying message still showing up.
Does anyone know what can I do to stop that message?
You can open ~/.gitconfig from any terminal you have and remove the cache and wincred helpers.
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I have a git repository on an internal server and now want to have a scheduled task that automatically pulls changes to my local version. Found the GitPython package, which seems to be exactly what I need, but can't get it to work due to the password protection of the repo.
I have already cloned the repo to my local path (git clone git#LOCAL_IP:/repo/MY_GIT.git .) and will get prompted for the password every time I execute git pull from the command line (fair enough). According to How can I call 'git pull' from within Python?, I then tried exactly this
import git
g = git.cmd.Git(MY_LOCAL_PATH)
g.pull()
and (of course) get an error:
...
git.exc.GitCommandError: Cmd('git') failed due to: exit code(1)
cmdline: git pull
stderr: 'Permission denied, please try again.
Permission denied, please try again.
...
Unfortunately, from the many answers around the web dealing with PythoGit, I found none that tells me how I can set the password (I know that you should never ever hardcode passwords, but still...).
You can save credentials within git so that every git client can access them and won't ask the user. See How can I save username and password in Git? for details on how to do that.
I was trying to practice using django,
when I executed python3 manage.py runserver, I received a permission denied when trying and I'm not sure what that means.
I have seen this before, but I am not sure how I would be able to allow permissions. I thought I enabled everything in start up but I feel I am missing something.
I will post a picture here from when I went into the folder I started and tried to run the server.
have you tried using sudo before the "python3 ..." command?
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I'm completely new in malware research analysis field. I am trying to install cuckoo sandbox 2.0.3. It looks like it has been installed, because when I run the command $cuckoo it shows:
I have windows 7 as guest in the VirtualBox and I have copied the agent.py file in the guest. According to the Cuckoo documentation, the agent.py file should show this when double clicked:
Starting agent on 0.0.0.0:8000
But in my case, whenever I double click the agent.py file, it shows black screen like this:
So, I have completely stuck here and cannot proceed further. I checked the .conf files; everything looks fine, IP addresses are also given properly. So, I don't know what the actual reason for this situation is. As I have said I am completely new in this field, so any kind of help will be highly appreciated. Please let me know if you need any other information regarding my installation process.
Try to run CMD as administrator, and the goes to the path where agent.py is installed and then type
Python agent.py
Once the agent is run try to submit.
Just try to submit the url or file using below command on cuckoo server
Step 1: start cuckoo server
cuckoo -d
Step 2: submit url to analyzer.
cuckoo -d submit -u www.google.com
Past the logs from Cuckoo server.
I have created a script to build my Django project which is called by my Jenkins CI, every time a push is made.
The script runs just fine if I run it manually, but fails to start the web server when it is ran automatically.
No errors are thrown, but the last line of the script:
nohup python manage.py runserver 0:9000 > /dev/null 2>&1 &
has absolutely no effect.
I am 100% sure that the script is ran as jenkins user, under my virtualenv, so that's not the problem. Also, permissions are not a problem, I have checked. Like I said, no error is thrown, so I don't really know what is happening.
Any ideas ?
So, thanks to tomrom95 I found the solution : adding BUILD_ID=dontKillMe in front of the command fixed everything. It's kind of funny.
Here is the link to a more complete answer to why this didn't work and why it works now.
I run several python scripts as Windows Services on Windows XP. Just now they all died. They will not restart. I have no clue what is going on. I can't seem to get an error message to give me more insight. I haven't tried to reinstall any modules yet. What Modules are used by Windows Services in python?
EDIT:
When I reinstall pywin32 I do get this error:
However after clicking the 'ok' button, module does continue to install
Found the Issue. Windows Error Log was full... So the script could not even send a message to log saying that service restarted thus it would fail and not log any error messages to boot.