I have 2 files to copy from a folder to another folder and these are my codes: import shutil src = '/Users/cadellteng/Desktop/Program Booklet/' dst = '/Users/cadellteng/Desktop/Python/' file = ['AI+Product+Manager+Nanodegree+Program+Syllabus.pdf','Artificial+Intelligence+with+Python+Nanodegree+Syllabus+9-5.pdf'] for i in file: shutil.copyfile(src+file[i], dst+file[i]) When I tried to run…
I have a query like: query = HistoryLogs.query() query = query.filter(HistoryLogs.exec_id == exec_id) iter = query.iter() for ent in iter: # write log to file, nothing memory intensive I added logs in the for loop and reading 10K rows increases…
I am trying to create a website in Node.js. Though, as I am taking a course on how to use Artificial Intelligence and would like to implement such into my program. Therefore, I was wondering if it was feasible to…
Currently I am creating a virtual environment in the first stage. Running command pip install -r requirements.txt , which install executables in /venv/bin dir. In second stage i am copying the /venv/bin dir , but on running the python app…
I have a Celery worker configured to connect to redis as follows: celery_app_site24x7 = Celery('monitoringExterne.celerys.site24x7', broker=settings.REDIS['broker'], backend=settings.REDIS['backend']) celery_app_site24x7.conf.broker_transport_options = { 'visibility_timeout': 36000 } celery_app_site24x7.conf.socket_timeout = 300 celery_app_site24x7.conf.broker_connection_max_retries = None celery_app_site24x7.config_from_object('django.conf:settings') celery_app_site24x7.autodiscover_tasks(lambda: settings.INSTALLED_APPS) The issue is that if Redis is down…
I have to run a python 3 script on a centos 7 host. I've installed python3.8 side by side with python2 so it doesn't break yum. When I'm running the script I need to run I get this error: Traceback…
I am writing a telegram to the bot. I ran into such a problem. I need the bot to send a message (text) when clicked on which it was copied (as a token from @BotFather)
PyPI has a lot of packages, and many of them do have deb-equivalents for specific Debian distributions. It usually happens by prepending python- or python3- to the name of the original package, possibly with some other changes like lowercasing, etc,…
Below simple scripts, used to list keys in ssh-agent: list_keys.sh: #!/bin/bash ssh-add -l list_keys.py: if __name__ == '__main__': """ Creates log """ ... print("Start") print subprocess.check_output(["/root/list_keys.sh"]) It works well when called directly from the terminal. $python list_keys.py The log shows…
I need to close all Photoshop documents, be it any number, without saving and without any user prompt. My current code is below for closing the active document only. psApp = win32com.client.Dispatch("Photoshop.Application") psApp.Application.ActiveDocument.Close(2) # close file without saving psApp.Quit() Photoshops…