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iNTERO—a family of drive modules for several motor technologies from International Rectifier (IR, El Segundo, CA)—has expanded with the introduction of a new member that incorporates bridge, brake, and inverter (BBI) functions into one compact unit.
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iNTERO—a family of drive modules for several motor technologies from International Rectifier (IR, El Segundo, CA)—has expanded with the introduction of a new member that incorporates bridge, brake, and inverter (BBI) functions into one compact unit.
Programmable, isolated intelligent power module PIIPM15P12D007 serves as a digital building block for closed-loop control of high-performance induction, brushless, and servo motors up to 5 kW. Dubbed "007" module, the device integrates 150 components, an internally programmable 40 MIPS digital signal processor (DSP) with a 64-KB EEPROM, and is rated at 1,200 V and 15A.
The new iNTERO family member focuses on protecting the motor, which is a prime requisite for motion-control. Protection circuits use a "double path" technique that assures redundancy and maximum safety, according to IR. New high-voltage ICs enable desaturation, over-voltage, and fault protection. For example sensing circuits have greater than 10-kHz bandwidth and latency under 5 microseconds on two motor-phase outputs. "Full protection" in the device applies to the following potential failures and faults:
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All fault conditions detected are fed back to the DSP for software control.
Interfaces provided include Controller Area Network (CAN); Joint Action Test Group (JTAG) IEEE 1149.1 standard port for program downloading and debugging; an asynchronous, isolated 2.5 Mbps serial port; and a synchronous, isolated 10 Mbps serial port for DSP communication and programming.
Dr. Francesco Vallone, IR product marketing manager, notes that the ''007'' module reflects the company's new business model ''to stay focused on its core competency,'' while collaborating with technology partners to provide comprehensive software and hardware support.
Target applications for BBI module include precision industrial machinery, plus general-purpose machinery, such as conveyors, air-conditioning systems, and elevators. PIIPM15P12D007 is available now, priced at $300 each in production volumes.
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We've seen in these last few years where some high-profile drivers have made team changes and it really raised their game. Last year you had Matt Kenseth driving for Joe Gibbs Racing and winning seven times in his first season with the organization. Joey Logano, whom Matt replaced at JGR, went to Team Penske and has really come into his own as we saw Saturday night. Don't forget two years ago Kurt Busch was still trying to rehabilitate his image and career in our sport, which led him to Furniture Row Racing and that team's best season ever. Now this season you have Kevin Harvick and Kurt at Stewart-Haas Racing.
I get asked this same question by fans all the time — why did the change work? I think it's a combination of things, but one of the big reasons is that it's something new and fresh. Matt wanted to prove he could still win races and contend for a championship even by making this switch so deep into his career. You can say the same thing about Kevin Harvick. For both of them, it simply was time for a change.
Joey wanted to prove that JGR shouldn't have let him get away. Joey's already won three races, the most in any season of his career, and we still have 12 races left. For Kurt it was another step forward in getting back to his ultimate goal of being with a high-profile team as he is now with Stewart-Haas.
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All four of the drivers I mentioned saw the opportunity before them and took advantage of it. Joey is now considered a serious contender for a championship where before he was always being labeled as "not living up to his potential." He sure has sent those naysayers packing this year.
With Matt you get a rock-solid, steady performer. You just never saw Matt win a lot of races. Last year he set the sport on fire with a brand new team, brand new crew chief, brand new car and a brand new manufacturer by winning seven races. All that plus he came ever so close to winning the 2013 championship. Granted, he isn't enjoying anywhere near the same success this year, but I really don't lay that at Matt's feet or even at the feet of Joe Gibbs Racing. I put that more on Toyota as a whole than anyone else. Unfortunately, the Toyotas in 2014 have been down a little bit in comparison to the Fords and Chevrolets when it comes to horsepower, and that's really hurt them this season so far.
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We are getting married in 2 weeks and leave the day after for our honeymoon in Rome and Sorrento. Was wondering what adjustments should be made to our itinerary or suggestions on stuff we may be missing!
April 22: Arrive in Rome from New York at about 8am. We will be staying at the Augusta Lucilla Palace by the train station. This day we will try and avoid napping and stroll around the city and see the Trevi Fountain, Spanish Steps, and Pantheon, and whatever else comes are way!
April 23 - Tour of the Vatican, St. Peters, Sistine Chapel
April 24 - We have tickets to see the Pope perform his Papal mass in the morning. In the afternoon we have tickets to the Villa Borghese Gallery
April 25 - Morning tour of Colosseum, Roman Fourm, Palatine Hill
April 26 - Free day in Rome -- suggestions?
April 27 - Travel to Naples by Train, private car will take us to Sorrento. We will be staying at the Grand Hotel Royal
April 28 - Free day in Sorrento. Ideally, I would like to be able to take a trip over to the Amalfi Coast and see Positano, Amalfi and Ravello. However, this is a Sunday. Are things closed on Sundays? Would that not be a good day to go?
April 29 - Day trip to Capri and Anacapri.... Blue grotto, worth it?
April 30 - Trip to Pompeii
May 1 - Free day in Sorrento -- suggestions? -- would the Amalfi Coast be better on this day?
May 2 - Free day in Sorrento - suggestions?
May 3 - Fly home out of Naples to New York.
In an attempt to keep the ending of trip a bit more relaxing, we left the last two days as free days in Sorrento. However, if there are any good spots in the surrounding area, places to hike, anything, please suggest.
Also, any restaurant suggestions are always welcomed!
Thanks so much in advance!
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Honeymoon in Rome and Sorrento - 2 weeks to go!
We are getting married in 2 weeks and leave the day after for our honeymoon in Rome and Sorrento. Was wondering what adjustments should be made to our itinerary or suggestions on stuff we may be missing!
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I would skip Capri and go to Ischia. The mineral baths are wonderful and Bar Calise is the most amazing spot for drinks and pastry.
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Six nights in Sorrento is a long time and, in my opinion, it's not really the best place to base yourself for that region. We've been twice and found Positano to be a better base. It's charming, has many good restaurants, and is located centrally for other day excursions. Although pretty, Sorrento feels more like a 'business' center with a couple of nice hotels.
Instead of visiting Capri for a day, why don't you stay there a couple of nights. Nighttime is when Capri is truly special. Hotel la Minerva is my favorite. Hire a boat to take you around the entire island. I'm not sure what the weather will be, but your captain can take you into different grottoes where you can swim. There is easily enough to do on Capri for 2-3 days. And it is beyond beautiful, romantic and charming.
Trying to hit Positano, Amalfi and Ravello in one day is ambitious. Those are truly three separate day trips. You could combine, say, Amalfi and Ravello.
The Walk of the Gods is an amazing hike if you are into that. We used the Sunflower Guide and went on several hikes around the entire Amalfi coast and Capri. Hiking was a great way to see the area and find small, little mountain villages that we would never have seen otherwise.
Congratulations and have a great time.
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I JUST read about the Sunflower Guide, and looked into. Cheapest price on Amazon was $75!!! Is that accurate?!
Thanks for your suggestions so far! Definitely can't change our hotel in Sorrento at this point. I heard conflicting reports on what was the better base, Positano vs. Sorrento. Obviously we had to pick one!
Torn about Ischia...but maybe we can do that on one of our free days?!
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That sounds crazy...perhaps they aren't printing them anymore. I wish I still had mine to send you but we passed it on to someone else. I bought mine off of amazon for about $25 which I thought was pricey too. Library?
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We did a trip to Rome and Sorrento last May. My long and overly detailed trip report:
In Rome, you will be passing near Osteria Barberini, a great little restaurant, and it has a truffle menu. Get a reservation!
I believe Sorrento is a very good base for the coast area. It is a nice small town devoted to tourism and is a transportation hub for the entire area. I could give a lot of tips for the place but you have my trip report for that.
Your plans are fine. Have a really great honeymoon!
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I'll second Sorrento as a good base for your daytrip ideas. It makes the Amalfi Coast towns a little more challenging if you plan on multiple towns.
Foodwise, my fiancee and I liked Jhonny's pizza, on the main drag near the train station in Sorrento. Good for a night when you just want to curl up in bed and not go out. We also liked a place in Amalfi with a red awning next to the duomo, where we enjoyed the pesto gnocchi.
In Rome, Tre Scalini in Piazza Navona invented tartufo, and you must get one to go. My opinion, it's the best dessert I've ever had.
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For your free day in Rome you might consider exploring Trastevere. For a lovely seafood dinner there check out La Gensola.
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If you are going in 2 weeks that is still April - too cold for swimming on the Amalfi coast (hotel pools likely not open) but fine for touring.
(We go in late May and they are just opening pools around that time.)
I would spend more days in Rome versus a seaside resort so early in the season.
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Sorrento as a base is a good choice for so early in the season.
Spend the last night in Naples. You can take time to see the archeological museum with the best stuff from Pompeii. And you'll be close to the airport for your flight home.
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Looks like Amazon USA have yet to list the new edition of the Sunflower guide, only released this month here in Europe?
As an alternative, they DO have this - a few years old now, but also including details of 4 walks on Ischia?
Quite nice at that time of year here:
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I think your plan sounds great!
Staying in just two places will make it more relaxing than packing up every few days.
From Sorrento, day trips to Pompeii and Capri are perfect.
We booked a private driver who took us a day trip to the Amalfi Coast including stops in Ravello, Positano, and Amalfi. It was a wonderful way to see the area. There were 4 of us traveling so the price wasn't bad at all.
For dinner in Sorrento, we really enjoyed a restaurant by the name of Ristorante Da Filippo.
They will send a driver from the restaurant to pick you up and bring you back again.
It is a complimentary service. We just tipped the driver. We had dinner there twice.
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Hi, Your hotel is named after Commodus' sister Lucilla and if you saw the movie Gladiator she was one of the main stars (Connie Nielsen).
She was an Empress (Augusta) for a few years when her husband co-ruled with Marcus Aurelius but he died and she had to take a reduction in status.
Then Marcus Aurelius died and her younger brother becomes Emperor and she's out of the major leagues all together.
Her brother is crazy and she's afraid and rightly so that he will kill her and her husband and their family because she could put her husband on the throne and resume her good old way of life.
And she tried to assassinate her brother for those reasons but it failed and she was exiled and murdered by him.
But this was 10yrs before Commodus was assassinated, so in real life she didn't get that part like in the movie.
I stayed just a few doors down from that hotel and there a cool restaurant in an ancient ruin a block away.
Trust me you can't miss it standing at the corner + by your hotel that cross street ends in 1 block just walk there |<--+------~ and you'll see this (7) Also http://tinyurl.com/6466o9
I did a google search for that restaurant (I still had my bill from there) and found a post here about it, some of the URL's are dead but there is enough working to follow it thru.
Also I'm 90% certain your hotel is on the corner and you can see its future location and what the area looked like in 306AD in that model (2) http://tinyurl.com/69gvj6
In the upper left corner area see the round building with a hole in the top that's the restaurant.
Now if you draw a straight line from that to the left edge of the photo and then in the center of that line a straight line up |--|--o you'll notice it's a street with a building* on each side |--*|*--o the left * is where your hotel will be in 1600yrs or so. And hopefully those drawings don't make icons if so it's this with spaces | -- * | * -- o
Have A Wonderful Wedding and Honeymoon!
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Coco....Here is the sunflower guide from the sunflower site. Looks like it's based in UK, so not sure if you can get it in time, but it's much cheaper than amazon:
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Why not take a day trip to Ischia as well as one to Capri? You have the time.
Another good way to pass a day in Sorrento is a day trip to Naples. Easy to get to by Circumvesuviana, the same train you will use for your journey to Pompeii.
I also suggest using boats rather than busses to get to Positano, and Amalfi. This is important if either of you gets motion sickness. The bus rides on the AC are killers.
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Thank you for all your suggestions and comments!!! I appreciate them so much! 8 day till we leave!
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I believe May 1 is Labor Day in Italy, a major holiday. You might want to look into any impact on transportation and the open/close time of museums and sights.
For some of your free time in Rome, consider visiting the myriad of historic churches. There are some world class art treasures to be seen. If you have an interest in Bernini (common after a visit to the amazing Borghese), you could string together your own walk and see some of his other indoor and outdoor masterpieces. Same for Boromini, Caravaggio, Michelangelo, etc.
Other museums we love in Rome are the Etruscan Museum (Villa Guilia) and the Capitoline Museums.
Fr some of your free time in Sorrento, I'd recommend training into Naples to see the National Archaeology Museum and have a pizza. You could stop and visit Herculaneum (smaller than Pompei but just as interesting) on the way to or from Naples. If you're a history buff, I'd recommend a day trip to Paestum with its beautifully preserved ancient Greek temples. It is a bit time consuming to reach from Sorrento but it is doable and completely worthy of the effort.
Congratulations on your upcoming wedding!
TA, a fellow Italy honeymooner back in '04
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We just came back from a trip where we spent 4 nights in Sorrento. We found it to be a great base for visiting the Amalfi Coast. We did a daytrip to Capri and the Blue Grotto was closed because of the wind but we still loved our day there. I agree that you probably have time to do both Ischia and Capri.
We hired a private driver to do Positano, Ravello and Amalfi. There were 6 of us so that helped with the cost. But we used Gerry with Sorrento First Choice and were extremely happy with him. I suspect that things will still be open on Sunday. We had our free day in Sorrento on Easter Sunday and EVERYTHING was still open there.
Our favorite restaurant in Sorrento was Il Buco. A bit spendy (but then you're on your honeymoon so one splurge should be ok!). The most fabulous food and the nicest servers!
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Agree that the Villa Giulia in Rome is fascinating. Not just Etruscan art - but also a lot of household goods. Fascinating were pots of women;s make-up and various tools (tiny scissors, tweezers and implements for applying eye make-up) as well as household goods more than 2,000 years old.
We also loved the church of San Clemente - where you can travel back through time via the lower levels down to the Roman Temple of Mithras (god of the roman army). We were lucky enough to overhear part of a guided tour by an extremely erudite guide (obviously a small private group) who was positively fascinating.
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Great advice from nytraveler about San Clemente. Fascinating history. The Basilica of San Giovanni en Laterno is relatively close.
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Media Management for Symphony
Clone URLhttps://github.com/hananils/mediathek.git
Add as a submodulegit submodule add https://github.com/hananils/mediathek.git extensions/mediathek --recursive
|Symphony Version
|Extension version
This extension has been deprecated. Please use its successor Subsection Manager.
Mediathek is the German word for media center and offers media management for Symphony. It is an enhancement of a select box field that links entries between sections focussing on connecting media to articles.
Known Issues
- If you have been using one of the early beta versions of this extension you cannot upgrade to this release. You will have to uninstall the extension, upload all new files and then start again from scratch. Sorry about that!
- There have been a lot of changes to the field's database structure. If you are coming from version 1.x please do -- as always -- make a backup of your database before uploading any of the new files and starting the update process.
- If you update from an earlier version, please be aware that the XML output of the extension changed and that you will have to edit your XSL templates.
- If there are any Java Script errorss in the backend (thrown by this or any other extension), Mediathek will not show previews and custom captions. All Java Script–related Mediathek features will stop working.
This extension has been developed for Symphony CMS version 2.0.6. It won't work in older versions due to the lack of jQuery support. If you want to use Mediathek in an older Symphony version, please download version 1.3 of the extension (available on GitHub).
If you would like to use the image preview feature of this extension you need to install the JIT image manipulation extension. Install the extension in the
extensions directory. This is an optional feature.
Installation using Git
JIT image manipulation can be installed with Git by cloning the GitHub repositories:
cd extensions
git clone git://github.com/pointybeard/jit_image_manipulation.git
Or install it as submodule:
git submodule add git://github.com/pointybeard/jit_image_manipulation.git extensions/jit_image_manipulation
Updating from version 2.0.2 to version 2.0.3
Due to a bug in the Symphony core the update function for extensions is broken. You have to run the following SQL statements replacing
sym_ with your current database table prefix, e. g.
ALTER TABLE `sym_fields_mediathek_sorting`
CHANGE `entry_id` `entry_id` INT(11) NOT NULL,
ADD `id` INT(11) NOT NULL,
ADD `field_id` INT(11) NOT NULL;
ALTER TABLE `sym_fields_mediathek_sorting`
ADD PRIMARY KEY (`id`),
CHANGE `id` `id` INT(11) unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT;
If you have sections with Mediathek fields making use of the ordering feature, you need to manually edit each entry restoring the item order and resaving the entry. Apologies for any inconvenience.
After installing and enabling the extension you will find a new field type
Field: Mediathek in your section preferences.
Title of the field.
Location of the field (main content or sidebar).
Related section
Section to be linked to the current one.
Allow selection of multiple options
Switch between single or multiple select mode.
Filter items by tags or category:
A comma-separated list of tags or categories that is used to filter the output. A minus sign excludes a tag or category.
Custom item caption
Template used to build the text that represents the linked entries in the Mediathek panel.
Included elements
List of all fields to be included in the data source output. Due to the current admin interface it is not possible to specify this directly in the data source manager.
Mediathek has two interface states: open panel and closed panel. By default the panel is closed.
Open panel
An open Mediathek will show all items from the related section depending on the given filter values. Items will be sorted alphabetically, and selected items will be highlighted. Click edit to open and close the Mediathek.
- select: Click an item to select it.
- unselect: Click a selected item to unselect it.
- preview: Same behaviour as in open mode.
- search: Type a term into the search field. Searching will start automatically.
Closed panel
A closed Mediathek will only show selected items.
- dragging: Dragging items up and down will reorder the Mediathek. This order will be respected in the data source output. Note: You have to save changes to apply your ordering.
- drag and drop: Dragging items outside the Mediathek allows you to drop the item into any given textarea. Images will be inserted as image tags, files will be inserted as links (The markup will respect your selected text-formatter. Currently supported are Markdown, Textile and plain HTML). Note: Drag and drop is only available for items with files attached.
- preview: Images and files can be previewed. A small plus icon indicates a connected file and toggles the preview.
- unselect: Double-click an item to unselect it.
Create new Items
Click the Create New tab to add a new item. Newly created items will be marked as selected automatically.
Drag and Drop Items
If a Mediathek item has a file or image attached, it is possible to drag this to any given textarea to automatically create a reference. The extension will respect your text formatter settings.
If you like to preview an image or file, just click the plus button on the right side of the Mediathek item.
Sample Data Source Output

Articles

<entry id="4" comments="0" images="0">
<title handle="an-example-draft-article">An example draft article</title>
<mediathek items="1">
<name handle="atasdf">Mediathek test image</name>
<image size="22 kb" path="" type="image/png">
<meta creation="2009-09-27T10:09:59+02:00" width="361" height="516" />
Using XSLT to change markup
If you like to change the output of your page based on information provided by Mediathek, please have a look at Manipulating HTML in XML written by Allen Chang.
This extension was originally based on the core select box field created by the Symphony team, Alistair Kearney, Allen Chang, Scott Hughes. Thanks to all extension developers for inspirations.
Version history
Works up to Symphony 2.0.8
- Added
- Deprecated extension, please use Subsection Manager
Works up to Symphony 2.0.8
- Added jQuery 1.4 and Symphony 2.0.7 compatibility (thanks, Brendan!)
Works up to Symphony 2.0.8
- Added Symphony 2.0.7 compatibility (thanks, Brendan!)
- Fixed issues with sort order (thanks, Brendan!)
Works up to Symphony 2.0.8
- Fixed sort order bug with multiple field instances (see update notes above)
- Fixed display issues in Internet Explorer 7 and lower
Works up to Symphony 2.0.8
- Fixed logic bug in asset management
Works up to Symphony 2.0.8
- Fixed issues with Data Source output
- Fixed Textile syntax
- Added improved asset management
Works up to Symphony 2.0.8
- Complete rewrite of the extension using jQuery, which is now part of the Symphony core.
Works up to Symphony 2.0.8
- Fixed fetching of correct id after creating new entry
- Fixed invisible preview link
Works up to Symphony 2.0.8
- Changed color handling on drop
- Fixed regex used to determine id of newly created items
Works up to Symphony 2.0.8
- Added improved script detection
- Added missing option to exclude tags while filtering
Works up to Symphony 2.0.8
- Fixed information returned by Data sources (file information instead of IDs)
- Fixed multiple Mediathek fields in the same section
- Added option to toggle between single or multiple select mode
- Added Data Source sorting for single select Mediathek fields
- Added search functionality
- Added tag and category filter
- Added option to toggle entry overview information (file name or file count)
- Added German translation
- Removed file count for opened and closed Mediathek
Works up to Symphony 2.0.8
- Initial release


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NEW YORK, June 6 (UPI) -- Many major U.S. companies still have poor retiree benefits, despite rising quality in pension plans, The Wall Street Journal reported.
Medical cost funding, in particular, is continuing to come up short, the newspaper said. In the beginning of 2006, the post-retirement plans and healthcare obligations of the companies in the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index were severely underfunded.
S&P and many other pension trackers are predicting that rising interest rates will quell much of the pension-plan shortfall, but funds for "other post-employment benefits" (OPEB) will be much less than projected outlays, the Journal said.
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In what's arguably the most bizarre (and strangely adorable) collaborations of the summer, indie dance duo Matt and Kim, the swagalicious Soulja Boy, and the Godfather of Partying Andrew WK recently took part in Converse's "Three Artists. One Song." campaign, spawning the so-called 'party anthem to kick off the end of summer', entitled "I'm a Goner."
Upon first listen, I didn't quite "get it," but as Andrew WK mentioned to me a while back and has since Tweeted, "You don't have to understand something to enjoy it, and you don't have to like something to love it."
Granted, I don't LOVE the track if it means that summer ends soon, but it is indeed a very happy tune.
Plus, can you imagine partying with Andrew WK? The guy's party tips are frequently weird as hell, but he's got a partying heart of gold.
Stream it here:
Matt and Kim f/ Soulja Boy and Andrew WK – "I'm a Goner"
Converse also has a behind-the-scenes video of the whole recording process, if you are so inclined.
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Posted: 2013-12-16 23:04
Hi there,
I'm trying to syncronise a folder in my FTP server with a local folder.
So, I use scripting method.
@echo off
WinSCP.exe /console /script=script_syncro.txt
There my script :
open sftp://benoit:****@***.***.***.***
synchronize local -mirror -delete "C:\Users\Benoit\Cloud" "/home/cloud"
keepuptodate "C:\Users\Benoit\Cloud" "/home/cloud"
As you can see, I start an update of my local folder from the server and then, I keep up to date the server with the local folder.
It seems perfect to me, but when I start the script : ok, It check all differences :
Then, It say :
But, I have :
And, If I modify the local folder like that, It doesn't work more (I update FTP client before taking screenshot) :
At least, It detect that I modify the folder... but doesn't upload.
Thanks in advance
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Posts: 27083
Location: Prague, Czechia
Posted: 2013-12-17
Please attach a full log file showing the problem (using the latest version of WinSCP).
To generate log file, use
/log=path_to_log_file command-line argument. Submit the log with your post as an attachment. Note that passwords and passphrases not stored in the log. You may want to remove other data you consider sensitive though, such as host names, IP addresses, account names or file names (unless they are relevant to the problem). If you do not want to post the log publicly, you may email it to me. You will find my address (if you log in) in my forum profile. Please include link back to this topic in your email. Also note in this topic that you have emailed the log.
Martin Prikryl
Joined: 2013-12-17
Posts: 4
Location: France
Posted: 2013-12-17 21:13
I created my own account. The file is compressed in the attachment.
And... you can delete this topic : https://winscp.net/forum/viewtopic.php?p=48284#48284
When I post this one, it proposed to me to consider to repost the topic without external link and by using attachment.
Description: The log file compressed.
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Posts: 27083
Location: Prague, Czechia
Posted: 2013-12-19
Thanks. But I need a log file for a session, when a change happens. I do not see any Change in ... detected record in the log.
Martin Prikryl
Joined: 2013-12-17
Posts: 4
Location: France
Posted: 2013-12-19 19:30
Ok, I do it again.
Ok, first :
I add a file called "test_file_from_remote.txt" in the remote "/home/benoit/cloud/test/".
I start my script :
Line 36 803 :
< 2013-12-19 19:10:04.971 Script: Synchronizing...
. 2013-12-19 19:10:04.972 Synchronizing local directory 'C:\Users\Benoit\Cloud\test\' with remote directory '/home/cloud/test/', params = 0x1007 (Delete, NoConfirmation, ExistingOnly, Mirror)
> 2013-12-19 19:10:04.972 Script: keepuptodate -delete -transfer=automatic -filemask=|films/;__pycache__/ "C:\Users\Benoit\Cloud" "/home/cloud"
It display "Script: Synchronizing...", but I have a file in the remote directory and it's not downloaded here...
I add a file in the directory "C:\Users\Benoit\Cloud\" :
36 809 :
< 2013-12-19 19:15:38.085 Script: Change in 'C:\Users\Benoit\Cloud' detected.
36 844 :
< 2013-12-19 19:15:38.610 Script: Change in 'C:\Users\Benoit\Cloud\test' detected.
36 848 :
. 2013-12-19 19:15:38.610 Local file 'C:\Users\Benoit\Cloud\test\test_file_from_local.txt' [2013-12-19T18:03:37.654Z] [0] included to synchronization
Then, it find the new file I have uploaded before in the remote :
36 863 :
. 2013-12-19 19:15:38.624 Remote file '/home/cloud/test/test_file_from_remote.txt' [2013-12-19T18:09:22.000Z] [13] is new
And delete it ...
36 866 :
. 2013-12-19 19:15:38.624 Deleting file "/home/cloud/test/test_file_from_remote.txt".
Finally, none of these files are transfered.
You can donwload the full logs in attachment and looking around lines 36 8xx for all informations.
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Posts: 4
Location: France
Posted: 2013-12-27 19:36
With the last version (550) of WinSCP, my problem is solved. Thanks !
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Joined: 2002-12-10
Posts: 27083
Location: Prague, Czechia
Posted: 2013-12-29
The reason is that you have Existing files only option enabled (in GUI):
. 2013-12-19 19:15:38.624 Synchronizing local directory 'C:\Users\Benoit\Cloud\test\' with remote directory '/home/cloud/test/', params = 0xBF (Delete, NoConfirmation, ExistingOnly, NoRecurse, UseCache, DelayProgress, SubDirs)
I suppose that you run 5.5 with different configuration (INI file).
The best is if you isolate your script run from GUI configuration. See:
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Posts: 4
Location: France
Posted: 2014-01-03 18:41
Indeed, it was the problem !
Thanks you, I will modify my scripts.
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Just a week ago, you could make the argument that Apple was a bunch of prudes when it came to the App Store. Not only were they not allowing sexually explicit applications in the store, but even sexually suggestive and just plain old crude apps were being banned as well. Then came an NC-17 game with cartoon violence, then came an app that makes farting sounds, then another one (and another)…and today brings yet another racy gem: iDateMe, an app that features a picture of two people having sex.
Okay, to be fair, these two people could just be sleeping naked on top of one another (in which case the woman is clearly a snorer), or they could be naked wrestling (but is that really any better?), but it sure looks like they are in the midst of coitus. And that's the point of the app.
iDateMe claims to be a "Trojan horse" that looks like a dating app (hence the sex pic) but really is meant to lure thieves into turning it on and giving away the location of your phone (and themselves) thanks to the iPhone's GPS. Yes, this app is pretty ridiculous.
I'm not sure which is the worse assumption: That all thieves are perverts, or that the thieves will only be using the app from the comfort of their own homes where you can find them?
What if they turn on iDateMe in the car, or at a mall? The app will send out their coordinates and they'll likely be gone by the time you can do anything about it. And what are you going to do, anyway? Even if the thieves are at home, are you going to go to a thief's house to get your phone back? Or maybe you'll call the cops and they'll drop whatever homicide case they're on to go rescue your stolen iPhone.
No one wants to get an iPhone stolen, but I fail to see how iDateMe is really going to help you if you do. I'd save yourself the $0.99 the app costs — unless you want a sex picture on your iPhone, in which case this is a steal.


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Milan, Italy - Ferrari completed its spinoff from Fiat Chrysler Automobiles with a debut on the Milan stock exchange on Monday, its shares opening at €43 (R725) before slipping in early trading.
Eight gleaming sports cars lined up in front of Milan's "Midnight Palace" - including the latest F12 Tdf model - and the throaty roar of Ferrari engines could be heard throughout the listing ceremony, attended by Italian prime minister Matteo Renzi.
The ultimate girly car: Cornelia's LaFerrari
Trading saw shares drop to €41.75 (R705) in a broadly depressed market, before being briefly suspended and then climbing to €42.37 (R715).
The share sale came two and a half months after the legendary prancing horse galloped on to Wall Street.
"From the moment we announced the split from FCA, a journey came to an end," said chairman Sergio Marchionne, referring to Ferrari's emergence as an independent company for the first time in 47 years.
"But the truth is that today another big chapter is beginning. This listing marks Ferrari's independence, which is essential in maintaining its development and potential," he said, promising customers "ever-more exclusive models".
Ferrari, known for its high-priced sports cars, is the biggest and most glamorous name in Formula One racing and the team's logo of a black stallion against a red background is instantly recognised by motorsport fans around the world.
As a unit of Fiat Chrysler, the supercar maker was a cash generator. In 2014 it reported net revenues of €2.76 billion (R46.63 billion), and a net profit of €265 million (R4.48 billion).
Revenues grew seven percent a year between 2005 and 2014, and margins increased strongly over the same period.
The sale aims to raise much-needed cash for Fiat Chrysler, to help it tackle its high debt level.
At the end of June, the carmaker had net debt of $10.8 billion (R168.58 billion) due to a combination of the costs of its Chrysler takeover and ongoing loss-making activities in Europe.
Fiat Chrysler plans to invest some $48 billion (R750 billion) to expand its total worldwide sales to seven million vehicles a year, largely through the development of its Jeep, Alfa Romeo and Maserati brands.
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It has emotion, but it's just about either sex, money, fame, or being angry. As opposed to real music, which covers pretty much every single emotion.Originally posted by luongct:

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Originally posted by sam2000_290:
Nope, sameer_monier!
I don't listen to any of those that you mentioned. Rap/Hip-hop are not music at all. They don't even sound like music. There is no way I am listening to f**king Eminem. All rappers and hip hoppers are stupid. There is so much violence and gangs associated with them.
People are stupid for giving them grammies. \
Rap has no emotion. Everything is so basic, all about themselves. I WILL NEVER EVER listen to Rap and hip hop. No way am I listening to Eminem, stupid 2Pac, 50 Cents, and all those bulls*t.
The society is messed up. Nobody knows real music anymore.
We're getting rather off-topic here though.

yeah we are, just don't insult Eminem sam2000_290 and we are good, anyway again it is about who you really listen to and what songs you listen to
btw you insulted the most famous good rappers, show some respect to tupac cause he died defending something important, maybe not to you but to others
luongct : there other songs that describe love, pain and suffering, depression, loneliness, losing a friend, .....etc and so on
anyway let's just stick to the topic, instead of dragging each other to war flames, and each one can have his opinion and sleep tight
@ Fraeulein:
LoL, but heck no.
Leon is a bada$$ ladiesman.
The Beiber is a confused doll-face teen.
Who I might add was still in nappies when Leon 1st showed up in Racoon city.
But I'm sure you were just making a joke.
Well, to say she isn't Jill is a bit extreme.
She changed her blond hair to red and got some emo makeup. Green contact-lenses too.
Anyway, glad you like her. I spent quite a few hours messing with those textures, LoL.
To Everyone:
Yeah, I think it's obvious we all like Sam Fisher.
And can we stay on-topic please.
I know some people have strong feelings towards music and culture, but this isn't the place to discuss that.
And for the record, hip-hop music and dancing has helped countless people in America have a good life and not get involved in gangs and stuff.
Anyway, enough already. Take it to a PM if you wish to continue arguing about it.
@ sam2000_290:
Whilst I didn't really like GTAIV, I did think Niko was pretty cool.
Max Payne... not so much.
@ luongct:
Yeah, Ave Johnson was cool.
I love the way he's always got that cigar.
Tupac was involved in drive-bys and went to prison. It's his own fault for doing bad things like involve in gangs.
I insult because of their stupid behaviours. I respect them but I don't like them.
Flame wars? You're coming down with me.
lolThe Beiber is a confused doll-face teen.
Commander Sheperd! You Mass Effect fans out there!
Scott Michell
Vito Scaletta
Dominic, Don Michael Corleone? Aldo Trapani
One of my all time favorite characters.
Jazz Jackrabbit
I love his music too!
>> Jazz Jackrabbit - Title Theme <<
Favorite Ninja?
Gotta be none other then:
Ryu Hayabusa
I could go on forever about what he does and how awesome he does it, but it's probably easier if you listened to this
It says more then words can.
There isn't really anything worth quoting for this guy. He doesn't say a whole lot. One of those actions speak louder then words type people.
Some memorable things he does:
- Shops a werewolf from head to groin and in falls in two pieces.
- Jumps off a building onto a flying fiend and rides it to the ground then shops it's head off.
I'm sure we're all familiar with Commander Shepard.
Especially the default
John Shepard
- Soldier Class
- Soul survivor
- Earthborn.
Here my two favorite Shepard's (aside the default )
Samuel Shepard
- Infiltrator Class
- War Hero
- Earthborn
Josie Shepard
- Vanguard Class
- War Hero
- Colonist
Lot's of memorable quotes here!
^ I'm commander Shepard and this is my favorite movie on U-tube."
- sorry, just couldn't resist.
Agree with a lot of you, so I'll throw in some wild cards
Denis Riley from extermination was incredibly awesome, he could jump far, zipline, kill mutated tadpoles with a knife, and collect all the dog tags of his fallen comrades. He even actually saved the girlfriend of his best friend out of principle that he promised his friend he'd protect her after he died.
What can't be said about this Ninja? He's the essence of all that is awesome about Ninjas. He doesn't say any words at all, he just slices through every single pirate he could find after they destroyed his village. The age old question of whether ninjas or pirates would win in a fight was answered by this: SPOILER 7:40
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The team tennis season concluded on Tuesday afternoon for the Hastings boys team.
The Raiders lost in the semifinal round of the section tournament to the Rochester Mayo Spartans, 7-0.
Ben Carlson, playing at first singles, lost 6-3, 6-2.
Jalen Sneddeker played at second singles and fell, 6-0, 6-0.
At the third spot, Ben Klimek lost 6-1, 6-0.
Zach Mellick lost at fourth singles, 6-4, 6-2.
In doubles action, the team of Ty Mellick and Cody Arndtson had the day's closest match, falling 6-3, 7-6 (6) and 10-4.
Craig Nielsen and Austin Houska lost 6-2 6-1, at second doubles.
The third doubles team of Alex Zuzek and Steve Roach lost 6-1, 6-4.
Hastings advanced to the semifinal round by defeating Owatonna last week, 4-3.
Carlson cruised at first singles, 6-0, 6-1.
Zach Mellick got a big win at fourth singles, winning 6-7 (8), 6-1, 6-2.
At second singles, Sneddeker fell 6-2, 6-3 and at third singles Klimek fell 2-6, 6-2, 6-2.
The No. 1 doubles team of Ty Mellick and Arndtson won 4-6, 6-2, 6-2.
The second doubles team of Nielsen and Houska also won, 6-4, 6-4.
The third doubles team of Roach and Zuzek fell 6-4, 6-4.


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Beija-Flor bedeutet "Blume-Küsser 'und ist das brasilianische Portugiesisch für Kolibri. Diese vier Schlafzimmer, 2300 Quadratfuß-Luxus-Villa, in Rendezvous Bay, bietet Platz für acht Personen. Diese Villa befindet sich nur eine kurze Wanderung zu zwei Südufer Strände und bietet eine fantastische Aussicht und Brisen.
Beim Eintritt in dieses Haus, werden Sie einen abgeschirmten Innenhof mit einheimischen Mauerwerk, einem Esstisch und einem benutzerdefinierten Grillplatz finden. Das große Zimmer ist mit Rattan-Möbeln, sowie einen Innen Esstisch.
Vier Sätze von bi-fold benutzerdefinierte Mahagoni-Türen öffnen, um die Aussicht und die Brise. Der Zugriff auf das Deck ist entweder durch den großen Raum oder der Küche
Essen im Freien auf Vorderdeck.
Beija-Flor ist eine perfekte Vermietung Villa für große und kleine Gruppen. Die 500 Quadratmeter großen Deck ist ein wunderbarer Ort um sich zu entspannen und die Aussicht und Brisen genießen.
Beija-Flor wurde entwickelt, um die natürliche Krümmung des Grundstücks für den bestmöglichen Blick auf das Meer zu folgen.
Stichwort: Beija-Flor bedeutet "Blume-Küsser 'und ist das brasilianische Portugiesisch für Kolibri. Diese vier Schlafzimmer, 2300 Quadratfuß-Luxus-Villa, in Rendezvous Bay, bietet Platz für acht Personen. Diese Villa befindet sich nur eine kurze Wanderung zu zwei Südufer Stränden und bietet einen fantastischen Blick auf das Wasser von Fish Bay und darüber hinaus. Mit Blick auf die östlichen Passatwinde!
We spent a week in paradise this past June! This property was well maintained and clean! The location was amazing and the amenities were great. The view is even better than the pictures. The pool is on the small side but with all the amazing beaches, you don't need to worry about that. Great customer service from the property manager. WE would definitely come back!
This was our 6th trip to St. John, and we hadn't been able to come for 6 years, so we were curious to see if we still enjoyed it as much. We did! Regarding Beija Flor, it was as fabulous as ever; however, we particularaly enjoyed the 2 iguanas who had set up shop in the bushes by the pool deck! They were fun to watch. The view from the villa and the "open air" nature of the floor plan was wonderful. One especially nice perk is the access to Ditliff point which is now gated. We did some of our best snorkeling in Rendezvous Bay.
St. John was relatively unchanged...a few new restaurants that had changed hands. There seemed to be a few more people on the beaches (still not very many), but we learned that a number of the people were on a Spring Break, so it may have just been the timing of our trip. We were a little disappointed that Honeymoon Bay beach is now a bit commercialized...next time we'll take the path to Solomon. All in all still a terrific place to get away, relax, snorkel and be outdoors. I'm hoping it won't be six years again before I come back:)
Lovely property and comfortable for eight people. The veranda was fabulous for outdoor dinners. Very quiet.
We are regular vacationers on STJ, but we usually go to Coral Bay for our stays. This year we decided to change it up a but and it was a GREAT IDEA and a GREAT SPOT. We were greeted by Mark and he was the best! The villa was perfect for us (a party of 4). We have friends that live and work in St. John and the villa was able to accommodate 11 people for a great dinner party. They were all so appreciative and the villa was perfect for it. We tried the private beach and were so excited to see a Spotted Ray breach! The location was perfect, close enough to Coral Bay and our favorite North Shore Beaches, yet far enough away for privacy. We are so happy we decided to book through Seaview Vaction Homes. Everything was perfect!!
Our stay at Beija Flor was perfect!
We were met by Mary, escorted to our rental cars and brought to the home where she provided an overview of the house and then a great "tour-guide" style briefing on the island, places to see, places to avoid and her favorite spots - all of which was greatly appreciated!
The house was great for our part of 8 (3 couples, 2 adult children) and exactly as depicted in the photos - the views are really that beautiful! The bedrooms and common areas were open and spacious with plenty of space to relax, cook and entertain.
Although driving around the island was 'challenging' the house was in a perfect spot - just far enough away from Cruz Bay to have some quiet but close enough to get to all the popular destinations.
The added bonus of access to the private Ditleff Point was great. The perfect private beach, snorkel and fishing experience.
Overall an amazing trip (in an amazing house) and we cannot wait to make our way back!
We had a glorious family vacation week on St. John, made all the better by our stay at Villa Beija Flor. The view was amazing! We ( 4 adult couples, one with a 3 year old) were very comfortable in our own rooms with private baths... ( a small folding cot was provided and perfect for the little one). We loved relaxing and having meals on the decks, (and being able to cook them ourselves when we wanted ) and being able to leave the doors open to the breezes. The décor is beautiful and has a definite "island" feel...but we did have to do some simple "childproofing" .....just moving valuable items out of reach of little fingers...and devising a "barrier" between the upper deck and the stairs to the lower deck/pool area...neither of which were real problems. The location was great....far enough away from the noise/commotion of downtown, but not so far away as to prevent us from exploring 6 beautiful beaches! (although driving up and down the hills...especially on the left side of the road took some getting used to). Definitely need your own vehicle to get around...we rented jeeps on St. Thomas and took the car barge with no problem. We had a wonderful time!!!
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On January 16, 2011 an intense clash resulted in Volos during the Great Vespers service for the feast of Saint Anthony the Great where Metropolitan Ignatios of Dimitriados was serving.
During the Old Testament readings of the Great Vespers, the Metropolitan decided to read the portion from the Wisdom of Solomon in the demotic vernacular language rather than the Septuagint original. Immediately people began to shout: "Your Eminence, not in the demotic. Read the reading in the ancient language." This was followed by yelling and tension within the church during the service. The Metropolitan in vain tried to resume the reading.
"You must know that some are videotaping at this time in order to create trouble. They want to show there is a reaction", said the Metropolitan over the microphone.
He continued: "I must tell you that the texts of the Old Testament are didactic and are not prayers of the Church. I, at this time, have yet to read prayers in the demotic, even though I could have done so as have done other bishops." (That the singing of Biblical pericopes or readings in the liturgy is a prayer first and foremost, and only secondarily didactic, is also upheld by many Traditionalist Roman Catholics. CAP)
The voices of the protesters would not cease however. The Metropolitan then shouted over the microphone: "Please do not be agitated, do not be agitated."
A priest also standing at the Beautiful Gate then asked the people to isolate these matters and take them outside for the others to worship in peace.
The Metropolitan then said that he would read the text in both demotic and ancient Greek, but only during the reading of the demotic did there arise new tensions.


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The Champions League had been providing David Moyes with a little shelter this season.
The Manchester United manager would last night be exposed to the elements in Germany as Bayern Munich produced a gusty performance to reach the semi-finals. Moyes was simply blown off course.
He had uncovered a vein of form in European competition, one which the Scot mined last week to earn a 1-1 draw in the first leg of a tie with the defending champions. United were treated to another glittering moment last night as Patrice Evra scored just before the hour mark to provide both in Munich and the tie, yet there would be no silver lining for Moyes.
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The United manager instead has just the clouds and the promise of more rain.
It came in a deluge in the second half as first Mario Mandzukic equalised for the home side within seconds of the opener, then Thomas Mueller tucked a second goal away just nine minutes later. Arjen Robben - a player whose hairline continues to recede far more rapidly than his talents with a ball - forced in a third, albeit via the big toe of United captain Nemanja Vidic.
It would be unfair to suggest that the Serb had put his foot in it since United stood up to their illustrious hosts. Moyes sought to constrict their talents, but only so that his players might be incited to open up. Darren Fletcher lofted one early pass towards Wayne Rooney, only for the England striker to dawdle and then whip a shot into the face of Dante.
Another chance came Rooney's way later in the first half but scuffed the ball apologetically at goalkeeper Manuel Neuer. The United forward required a painkilling injection in a toe to feature last night but he would stomp off at the break as though he had just stubbed the digit against the skirting board.
Evra would have greater success with his own toe bash - striding on to a loose ball to clatter a shot high past Neuer. Moyes raced from his seat in the technical area with such ferocity one assumed that the Scot was intent on following the ball in.
Yet it was at most a spanner in the works for Bayern. This is a team composed of German engineering but driven towards success by a Catalan called Pep. Guardiola was without the suspended Bastian Schweinsteiger, but opted to place Mandzukic from the start. Seconds after falling behind, he had picked his side up again with a neat finish.
United were then battered by the elements, and goals from Mueller and Robben.