Werner Beroux

I suppose that either you're running as another user than the default and/or you're mounting this or its parent directory. You need to ensure that the user you're running with...

Try deleting the container and restarting or even clearing the volume.

Reverse proxy shouldn't directly affect this. What could be an issue is the reported user's IP. qBittorrent has some brute force protection by default if I recall, and if it...

Git clone this repo, possibly add a dependency and send a pull request if you found a missing one. ``` $ git clone https://github.com/wernight/docker-duplicity $ cd latest $ vim Pipfile...

@trogdoro: On Windows the security is normally per process based on elevation and account launching the process. This means that for normal users, the Xiki process should simply be launched...

A sample could be found on http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9796258/how-do-i-block-on-reading-a-named-pipe-in-ruby As for testing, a VM (VMware or similar) should be fine. If not, I'm sure people can test it, including myself.

@trogdoro There are two answer, I had in mind the one with 2 (top) votes. I don't use Cygwin usually, find msys just so much better. However first my issue...

Under Windows you may have services or just a process running in background. Which one are you trying to achieve? I guess the background process. The simplest is just to...

Spawn a process and communicate via some pipe read and write, both directions? On Mar 9, 2013 9:52 PM, "trogdoro" [email protected] wrote: > > process. The simplest is just to...

I found and tested http://devver.wordpress.com/2009/10/12/ruby-subprocesses-part_3/ (see also part 1 and 2 links on that page). 5a and 5b are _not_ working on Windows (that is forking to a pipe). However...