Blog 06-20-22

1 Arknights

1.1 Contingency Contract 7: Operation Pine Soot

[Arknights] [Contingency Contract #7] Arena 8 ~ Daily Map - Maximum Risk

[Arknights] [Contingency Contract #7] Howling Desert ~ Daily Map - Maximum Risk

[Arknights] [Contingency Contract #7] Howling Desert ~ Daily Map - Maximum Risk

[Arknights] [CC7] Claim the reward

1.2 Elysium S2M2

Elysium S2M2 Training ~ click to expand

1.3 Exusiai S3M3

Exusiai S3M3 Training ~ click to expand

1.4 Ash S2M3

Ash S2M3 Training ~ click to expand

1.5 Honeyberry

 Honeyberry

1.6 Annihilation 3: Lungmen Downtown

It now includes Ambriel (S2M1), who can snipe enemies from very far distance, and take down dangerous one like Bombtail.

Gladiia’s S3 is used to eliminate a large number of foes before they even begin to move.

1.7 Ambriel Module

2 Random stuff

2.1 DoIt Theme

The error that I got when using the hugo command to build website is listed below:

1
2

$ hugo
1:47:48 PM: Error: module "DoIt" not found; either add it as a Hugo Module or store it in "/opt/build/repo/themes/DoIt".: module does not exist

 How to solve this problem: (read the second comment in this link)

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/66974588/hugo-giving-theme-error-when-i-install-a-new-theme?newreg=cb25b7403f764f2dac93b4bdf757bd6a

I had the same problem. The themeDir variable is not properly set in the config.toml file. It reads “../..”, it should be the themes directory instead. Change it to:

1
2

# themesDir = "../.."
themesDir = "themes"

2.2 Leancloud and MongoDB

LeanStorage was archived because of no API requests in 30 days. Data was lost? 😰 😕

MongoDB has the same policy that inactive database is automatically paused, but at least cluster data has been retained. 😮

2.3 LockHunter

Sometimes when I’m working in Windows I’ll get this prompt when I try to delete a directory:

Folder In Use The action can’t be completed because the folder is open in another program Close the folder and try again.

This small useful program called  Lockhunter will let you search through the handles and DLLs. Search for the directory and find out which process is “using” the folder.

From there, you have the ability to either shut down that process, or just close that particular file handle.

Lockhunter found the locking process for me that both ProcExp and ResMon could not find.

See also: https://superuser.com/questions/2937/how-do-i-delete-a-folder-thats-in-use