diskspace

I need a way to check available disk space on a remote Windows server before copying files to that server. Using this method I can check to see if the primary server is full and if it is, then I'll copy the files to a secondary server. How can I check for available disk space using C#/ASP.net 2.0? You can check it by doing the following: Add the System.Management.dll as a reference to your project. Use the following code to get the diskspace: using System; using System.Management; public string GetFreeSpace(); { ManagementObject disk = new ManagementObject("win32_logicaldisk.deviceid=\"c:\"");

Docker folder /var/lib/docker/aufs/diff grows too much and I would like to move it on an other partition. Is there a way to configure Docker to use another location for this foder? There's an easy way to get the docker daemon to handle this for you. stop docker $ service docker stop add this line to /etc/default/docker # Use DOCKER_OPTS to modify the daemon startup options. DOCKER_OPTS="-g /<new destination>/docker/" start docker $ service docker start verify the docker files and folders are created in the new destination remove /var/lib/docker /var/lib$ sudo rm -rf docker user2915097 There is

Here is the disk cache tutorial I'm following. I've downloaded the source code to DiskLruCache but none of the methods used in this example exist in the source code. http://developer.android.com/training/displaying-bitmaps/cache-bitmap.html#disk-cache Do I need to implement these methods myself or is there a version of DiskLruCache that I'm missing somewhere? Here is the complete implementation of DiskLruCache . First download DiskLruCache.java from AOSP. Here is my DiskCache.java a helper class for basic cache operations. /** * Created by Babar on 12-Aug-15. */ public class DiskCache {

Basically I want the output of df -h , which includes both the free space and the total size of the volume. The solution needs to work on Windows, Linux, and Mac and be written in Go. I have looked through the os and syscall Go documentation and haven't found anything. On Windows, even command line utils are either awkward ( dir C:\ ) or need elevated privileges ( fsutil volume diskfree C:\ ). Surely there is a way to do this that I haven't found yet... UPDATE: Per nemo's answer and invitation, I have provided a cross-platform Go package that does this. On POSIX systems you can use syscall

There are a lot of system images piling up on my disk in the android sdk folder. i hardly use the emulator. May be once in 6 months. Most of my development is directly on device. What i wanted to check was, will removing the system images (at least for the old APIS i.e. < 22) impact the development? Also, the google apis folder seen below. Should i keep it for all versions or just the one in the latest suffice? Screenshot above is from WinDirStat tool. - https://windirstat.net System images are pre-installed Android operating systems, and are only used by emulators. If you use your real