hello,
i have a script to download an image once an hour to put it on my desktop.
i'm using httrack for that but it feels like catching flies with cannonballs...
it seems wget or curl would be the best choice but it does not work.
this one works:
Code:
httrack -T30 -R10 --get http://static.die.net/earth/mollweide/1024.jpg
and all of those don't:
Code:
wget --output-document=1024.jpg &qu
Introduction
wget and cur, are great Linux operating system commands to download files. But you may face problems when all you have is a dynamic url.
Recently I deployed a Django powered application but I have some problem with static files. Sometimes (and only sometimes), I get 500 Internal Server Error in getting static files such as css/js/image. Please take look at this images:
First request:
Second:
and last request:
You can see that in three separate requests, I got different result in static files.
My Compaq 8710p laptop with a 256MB NVIDIA Quadro 320m was working fine. I switched to the proprietary driver and tried World of Warcraft under WINE until I got unbearable amounts of static. I restarted the computer and the static persisted. I have now moved back to the open source driver and there is now light static that is very annoying.
Picture of the static: http://imgur.com/CLqmI
Guys help please it's important.
I need to download about 2000 images in less than 5 minutes.
First, i must say that i am not expert in server administration, my site was setup by hosting admins (that i cannot contact anymore).
Few days ago, i updated Nginx to latest version (admin told me that it is safe to do). But after that, my site serves only html content, no CSS, images, JS.
I have two of the following java classes (listed below) Class BookInfo declares static block of arrays
public class BookInfo {
// Global arrays accessible by all methods
private static String[] isbnInfo;
private static String[] bookTitleInfo;
private static String[] authorInfo;
private static String[] publisherInfo;
private static String[
I have the following configuration in nginx:
location /static/ {
root /srv/kose/;
expires 2w;
access_log off;
}
location / {
proxy_pass http://127.0.0.1:8089;
}
If a file is not found in /static/, I want to serve a default image, and not proxy_pass to 8089.
Hello i have a image of 3500*768 size of image and i want to display it on the android however i have managed to make it disply on it but i want to add some images on the default points. How can i put that images on the default point on the image.
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