Disabling Winrar Warnings and Errors
Soemtimes when i extract from multiples archives I get a wartning that a part is missing. That's fine with me. But winrar gets stuck until I click Cancel button and then it moves on to the next archive. Is there a way of configuring it so that It will disregard those errors and continues with extraction?
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5/21/2006 3:03:32 AM
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On Sat, 20 May 2006 23:03:32 -0400, "asdf" <asdf@asdf.com> wrote: >That's fine with me. But winrar gets stuck until I click Cancel >button and then it moves on to the next archive. Is there a way of configuring it >so that It will disregard those errors and continues with extraction? Try this: When extracting the archive, tick "Keep broken files" under "Miscellaneous". I think WinRAR will work then in silence ;-)
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5/21/2006 11:03:16 AM
To take care of confirmation prompts in general: Buzof http://www.basta.com/ProdBuzof.htm Push the Freakin Button Pro http://www.tlhouse.co.uk/PTFBPro/download.shtml Autoact (former freeware from PC Magazine - may not run under xp) http://www.sharemation.com/~white/pcmag_autoact10.rar
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Good day, Thanks for the supports, am running a primary DNS server using view on bind version: root@ns1:~# named -v BIND 9.8.1-P1 I always having the above warnings in my syslog file: Sep 22 11:40:56 ns1 named[2121]: Warning: view external-root: 'empty-zones-enable/disable-empty-zone' not set: disabling RFC 1918 empty zones Sep 22 11:40:56 ns1 named[2121]: using built-in root key for view internal-localhost Sep 22 11:40:56 ns1 named[2121]: Warning: view internal-localhost: 'empty-zones-enable/disable-empty-zone' not set: disabling RFC 1918 empty zones May you please assist me on fixing it? -- Kind Regards Eric Kom System Administrator - Metropolitan College _________________________________________ / You are scrupulously honest, frank, and \ | straightforward. Therefore you have few | \ friends. / ----------------------------------------- \ \ .--. |o_o | |:_/ | // \ \ (| Kom | ) /'\_ _/`\ \___)=(___/ 2 Hennie Van Till, White River, 1240 Tel: 013 750 2255 | Fax: 013 750 0105 | Cell: 078 879 1334 erickom@kom.za.net | erickom@metropolitancollege.co.za www.kom.za.net | www.kom.za.org | www.erickom.co.za Key fingerprint: 513E E91A C243 3020 8735 09BB 2DBC 5AD7 A9DA 1EF5 ...
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Hello, this is the first day I use mutt, and i find problems to store read messages in a mailbox...in fact, the program shows me this error warning: 'couldn' t lock /home/username/mbox?' (mbox is the file name of stored messages, right?)... Could you suggest anything, please? Thanks, ALberto Alberto Mazzocato wrote: > Hello, this is the first day I use mutt, and i find problems to store > read messages in a mailbox. In fact, the program shows me this error > warning: 'couldn' t lock /home/username/mbox?' (mbox is the file name > of stored messa...
Re: why is this warning(error) ??????????
SAS_Learner , You can do what you want, Yes you can use a label statement as well as a format statement. Teo things you need to do, lose the parens and the format. Ther label and format statements are giving you the error, teh particular construct of these you have choosen to use are not aplicable within sql. But SQl has its own constructs to achieve the same thing. Try the following: proc sql ; create table test as <---- Need a 'as' here Select Customer Format = $char4. Label ='Customer number ' , Item Format = $char10. Label = 'Item purchased ' , units Format = 8. Label = '# Units purchased ' , unitcost Format = Dollar12.2 Label = 'Unit cost' From < you didnt have anything here but you need to refernece a data set> ; quit ; Toby Dunn From: SAS_learner <proccontents@GMAIL.COM> Reply-To: SAS_learner <proccontents@GMAIL.COM> To: SAS-L@LISTSERV.UGA.EDU Subject: why is this warning(error) ?????????? Date: Tue, 20 Jun 2006 23:46:02 -0400 Guys I am using SAS 8.2 version on windows xp platform , I am trying to do something like this and I getting this warning in the Log can some body explain me why and how to solve it proc sql ; 36 create table test 37 (customer char(4) , 38 item char(10) , 39 units num, 40 unitcost num(8,2)); NOTE: Table WORK.TEST created, with 0 rows and 4 columns. 41 label customer = ...
Disabling Shadow Errors?
Hello all, Is there a way with Mathematica to turn of those shadow warning messages? For I am deliberately making the same symbols (in different contexts) with a package to process some measurement data, where each measurement gets its own context. Regards, Johan ...
Warning: Storage error
type My_String (Length: Integer := 0) is record Str: String(1..Length); end record; warning: creation of "My_String" object may raise Storage_Error Why this warning? -- Victor Porton - http://portonvictor.org Using n normally defined integer with the bounds set to - 2GB .. 2GB, this type of unbound record size can range from 0 to 2GB. All though today, most systems have 8 to 64 GB of main memory and up to 256 TB ( 2 ** 64 ) of virtual storage the Ada compiler does not know at compile time, the total run-time system memory or how ...
Info about Errors ,warnings..!
Hi all, Where can i get the complete details about the all types of errors and warnings that a C-compiler pops up..?? any pdfs or links or books to refer....! plz help me out.. Regards, Rajshekhar Rajshekhar <rajshekhar3@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi all, > Where can i get the complete details about the all types of errors and > warnings that a C-compiler pops up..?? Most likely you'll find these in the manuals of the compiler in use. There are to many to actually write one documentation that fits all. > > any pdfs or links or books to refer....! > plz help me out....
disable ActiveX warning
I have an HTML file containing some JScript that creates a "WScript.Shell" ActiveX object. When it loads, Internet Explorer says: "An ActiveX control on this page might be unsafe to interact with other parts of the page. Do you want to allow this interaction?" I would like to suppress this message, but even when I set all ActiveX-related security settings to "Enable", it still appears. I also tried to add this file to the Trusted Sites zone. When I clicked Add, it said, "You have entered an invalid wildcard sequence." (I did not use any...
how to disable warning in Maya?
Hi! I keep getting the following waning in my script editor: "Cycle on 'pCube1.translateX' may not evaluate as expected. (Use 'cycleCheck -e off' to disable this warning.)" I have been trying to disable the warning, can anyone help? RC Ummm....what's wrong with using 'cycleCheck -e off' as suggested? > Hi! > I keep getting the following waning in my script editor: > "Cycle on 'pCube1.translateX' may not evaluate as expected. (Use > 'cycleCheck -e off' to disable this warning.)" > I have been ...
Is this workable? .warning .error
OK, so the setting is boostrapping a system that will eventually be able to read from a configuration file or engage in a dialog to determine what Forth implementation (or model) it is loading under, and will know where to go to get implementation-specific code to implement the user's preferences. That will include whether or not error trapping works by ``ABORT'', ``THROW'', or some other mechanism ... and, indeed, if more than one are available, which one the user wants to use. However, there is a buffer overflow possibility at a low level early on, long before that is in place. So, how to get the primitive error handling in place that can be used in both simple and complex systems. The current approach is the following, and the question is whether this is workable or whether there is a hidden pitfall that I don't see. I am using CORE EXT words if the situation arises, and I'll sort out which are going to be dependencies and which will have optional back- up definitions later. [DEFINED] and [UNDEFINED] are defined ... well, very first thing if they are not available from the outset. That's a bootstrap I worked out a long while back. \ .warning prints a cautionary warning ... you will want to use something \ more elaborate than TYPE for full screen applications [UNDEFINED] .warning [IF] ' TYPE VALUE {.warning} : .warning ( ca u -- ) {.warning} EXECUTE [THEN] \ .error prints a cautionary warning, then returns as an exception \...
How to disable a warning message ?
Hi, I have a few create table statements which create temporary tables that has row definitions which exceeds the 8060 size limit, this causes a warning message being generated (Message 1708). Is there a way I can disable/avoid the warning message from being printed ? Thanks, joe Make the columns smaller? I don't believe there's any way to disable the message (at least without making the table smaller) - is there some reason why you can't simply ignore it in your client? Simon ...
Warning treated as error
I am trying to compile a driver code for Windows 2003 server (WNET). DDK 3790 does not support compiling the code with Microsoft Visual C++ Editor. Its Release notes say that we can compile the code in the provided ddk build environment. So I tried with that. Initially while compiling it gave some warnings which it was treating like errors. But there is an option available to avoid this by setting the warning level. But again, in linking the linker is treating some other linking warning as error and I don't have any idea how to avoid it. Also I don't know how to remove that w...
Re: Compression should have been disabled
Hi Dave - I think the key is "not possible". In SAS's view your file was potentially compressible, but in actuality wasn't. Whatever algorithm they use didn't detect your scenario. My experience is that wide files, especially those with large alpha variables compress the best. Narrow files, such as yours with 8 variables, especially if variables are numeric or narrow width character, don't do as well. You would do well to test the results with a subset of your file (10,000 instead of 180 million) before bothering to compress the whole shebang. Look into "obs=" for your program or datastep options. Regards Paul Choate DDS Data Extraction (916) 654-2160 -----Original Message----- From: SAS(r) Discussion [mailto:SAS-L@LISTSERV.UGA.EDU] On Behalf Of DB01 Sent: Wednesday, February 02, 2005 10:22 AM To: SAS-L@LISTSERV.UGA.EDU Subject: Compression should have been disabled Regarding compression in the SAS online doc, SAS will disable compression if "...not possible for the compressed file to be smaller than an uncompressed one." However, I've experienced a number of occasions where the compressed file was about 50% larger than the uncompressed version. Just wondering why SAS did not disable compression in these cases. The log below shows such an example: /******************************************************/ 379 data lib._history; 380 set allsort; 381 run; NOTE: There were 180248070 observations re...
Disabling warnings in nlinfit
Any knows how to disable the nlinfit warning when does not converge? > Any knows how to disable the nlinfit warning when does not converge? I hope you know what you're doing, because I would want to see this warning. Anyway, below I illustrate how to do it in R14. I don't know if this would work in an earlier release (I suspect the warning id was not available then), but it would be possible to turn off all warnings in earlier releases. -- Tom % Warning here >> load census >> g = @(p,x) p(1)+p(2)*x.^p(3) g = @(p,x) p(1)+p(2)*x.^p(3) >> b = nlinfit(cdate,po...