Steps to get Hermes to work under Windows 11: Hack the installer jar, to remove the need for Admin rights for the start menu entry: res/shortcutSpec.xml keep only an empty <shortcuts></shortcuts> Use a 32 bit Java 8 run the installer.jar replace lib/xercesImpl.jar with a current one hermes.bat set JAVA_HOME=C:\util\jdk\jdk8u352-b08_x86 set HERMES_HOME=C:\util\HermesJMS set HOME=%USERPROFILE% to see possible exceptions, at the end replace start javaw with "%JAVA_HOME%\bin\java"
It took me some time to get a copy-to-ssh-server action working. To debug, it would help if you could add two options to the action definition: [ ] keep action window open [ ] print expanded command line to action window Or, log expanded command line and command output to a file. Anyway: the working action (would probably have been easier to outsource it to a batch file): "%comspec%" /C ""%ProgramFiles(x86)%\PuTTY\pscp.exe" -i %USERPROFILE%\Documents\private\sshkeys\weberjn_myserver.ppk "{DB_PATH}"...
is there an sftp frontend for VeraCrypt? Idea is to start it like veracrypt --sftpd --port 4022 mycontainer as user mode demon on a server and access it from anywhere with an sftp client. This would be secure client to container. no need for root or mounting. Fast network acess as only individual files would go over the wire. ftp password would be container password. this would be 3. in https://www.veracrypt.fr/en/Sharing%20over%20Network.html
Lucene broken with 1.9
One can collect CPU Load and Memory from OperatingSystemMXBean in the script and add it to a Datalog Expression: grinder.statistics.registerDataLogExpression("Load", "userDouble0") .. jmx = ... load = jmx.getOperatingSystemMXBean().getSystemLoadAverage() grinder.statistics.forCurrentTest.setDouble("userDouble0", load) Still it would be nice if the framework could do this.
Well, I gave up and re-implemented the thing in Java: https://github.com/weberjn/jBM
collect CPU Load and Memory
Carsten, indeed there is in my notes: at javax.xml.parsers.DocumentBuilder.parse(DocumentBuilder.java:121)...