startup

问题 After I ran "shutdown save" in my redis-cli, waited for the "save" command to finish (followed the redis log) and backed up my redis .rdb file, I tried starting the redis server from the begining and it was started with an empty DB (dbsize =0!!!). What can I do ? How can I restore my redis from the .rdb file? 回答1: I'd recommend checking the following things: In your configuration file, check to see that the dir and dbfilename properties reflect the disk location and filename at which you

问题 After I ran "shutdown save" in my redis-cli, waited for the "save" command to finish (followed the redis log) and backed up my redis .rdb file, I tried starting the redis server from the begining and it was started with an empty DB (dbsize =0!!!). What can I do ? How can I restore my redis from the .rdb file? 回答1: I'd recommend checking the following things: In your configuration file, check to see that the dir and dbfilename properties reflect the disk location and filename at which you

问题 After I ran "shutdown save" in my redis-cli, waited for the "save" command to finish (followed the redis log) and backed up my redis .rdb file, I tried starting the redis server from the begining and it was started with an empty DB (dbsize =0!!!). What can I do ? How can I restore my redis from the .rdb file? 回答1: I'd recommend checking the following things: In your configuration file, check to see that the dir and dbfilename properties reflect the disk location and filename at which you

问题 After I ran "shutdown save" in my redis-cli, waited for the "save" command to finish (followed the redis log) and backed up my redis .rdb file, I tried starting the redis server from the begining and it was started with an empty DB (dbsize =0!!!). What can I do ? How can I restore my redis from the .rdb file? 回答1: I'd recommend checking the following things: In your configuration file, check to see that the dir and dbfilename properties reflect the disk location and filename at which you

问题 After having set the path for the default working directory as well as my first (and only) project within RStudio options I wonder why RStudio keeps creating an empty folder named "R" within my "/home" directory every time it is started. Is there any file I could delete/edit (eventually create) to stop this annoying behaviour and if so, where is it located ? System: Linux Mint v. 19.3 Software: RStudio v. 1.3.959 / R version 3.4.4 Thanks in advance for any hints. 回答1: Yes, you can prevent the

问题 After having set the path for the default working directory as well as my first (and only) project within RStudio options I wonder why RStudio keeps creating an empty folder named "R" within my "/home" directory every time it is started. Is there any file I could delete/edit (eventually create) to stop this annoying behaviour and if so, where is it located ? System: Linux Mint v. 19.3 Software: RStudio v. 1.3.959 / R version 3.4.4 Thanks in advance for any hints. 回答1: Yes, you can prevent the

问题 After having set the path for the default working directory as well as my first (and only) project within RStudio options I wonder why RStudio keeps creating an empty folder named "R" within my "/home" directory every time it is started. Is there any file I could delete/edit (eventually create) to stop this annoying behaviour and if so, where is it located ? System: Linux Mint v. 19.3 Software: RStudio v. 1.3.959 / R version 3.4.4 Thanks in advance for any hints. 回答1: Yes, you can prevent the

问题 Reading over the documentation for ASP.NET Core, there are two methods singled out for Startup: Configure and ConfigureServices. Neither of these seemed like a good place to put custom code that I would like to run at startup. Perhaps I want to add a custom field to my DB if it doesn't exist, check for a specific file, seed some data into my database, etc. Code that I want to run once, just at app start. Is there a preferred/recommended approach for going about doing this? 回答1: Basically

问题 Reading over the documentation for ASP.NET Core, there are two methods singled out for Startup: Configure and ConfigureServices. Neither of these seemed like a good place to put custom code that I would like to run at startup. Perhaps I want to add a custom field to my DB if it doesn't exist, check for a specific file, seed some data into my database, etc. Code that I want to run once, just at app start. Is there a preferred/recommended approach for going about doing this? 回答1: Basically