I have free tier account with JFrog. It is working great to hold build artifacts from my Bitbucket pipeline runner.
Now I created a separate artifactory to hold content that I want to provide anonymous access to. What I mean by that is that anyone with link to an artifact can download it without having to login to JFrog space.
I enabled Anonymous access from Admin panels. Then I created a new permission rule for this specific repository; Added anonymous as one of the users with read access.
I tried to access a link under this artifactory. I am being prompted for password.
Wondering what the trick is.
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I just created and published IISDeploy profile and it created IISDeploy.pubxml and successfully published my site.
Now I have 2 pubxml files in my solution:
IISDeploy.pubxml (mine) and
TMR.pubxml (old),
but when it tries to launch my site after publish, it uses the url in SiteUrlToLaunchafterpublish from TMR.pubxml.
If I manually pick my url and type in browser, it changes the address (redirects) to the TMR url.
How can I manage multiple pubxml files and from where do I point to the correct file.
Note: I will need to keep both of them in my solution.
Update
By the help of a colleague, it turned out that azure b2c login was involved and I did not have permission on a new url that IT admin had setup! So the site was not directing me to azure b2c login - but to TMR instead..doesn't make much sense though.
Our app hosted on firebase hosting is currently updated via firebase CLI. However, our app may get a feature where a user can create some custom static web files and upload a zip file containing those files to our site, after which these files are available as part of the site. (like a wiki/news article). For example: if a user uploads a zip file file which contains an index.html and some images that are linked to the html file, then the site will get updated with these materials and will show them at: oursite.com/username/somearticle/index.html
Through info gathered via this page , it appears that using the Hosting REST API would be able to get the job done. However I have a few questions about the functionality offered by this solution:
To start using the API, we firstly need an access token to authenticate and authorize API requests. Is there a way to get this token for a standard user who's logged in to our site using firebase authentication?
It says in this part of the article that you need the list of all currently existing files and new files in order to update the site. How do I access the list of files that are currently a part of the site?
On a similar note like the above question, we may need to update the app functionality from time to time and those updates are done via the CLI. How do I ensure that these functionality updates don't overwrite updates made by the user? In other words, is there a way to merge updates into the hosting site using CLI commands?
Firebase Authentication users don't have enough privileges to deploy to hosting. The users will need to be collaborators on the Firebase project, which means they'll need to have a Google account.
I recommend checking out my Gist that shows how to deploy a single files, which does something quite similar that what you're trying to accomplish. It gets the list of existing files (and their hashes) in this code fragment.
"When a user uploads a file" doesn't exactly sound alike "version control" to me ...
better use Cloud Source Repositories and add a Build Trigger, which deploys to Firebase Hosting.
Here it's explained: https://cloud.google.com/build/docs/deploying-builds/deploy-firebase
I mean, how else would you'd be able to keep a version history? And if you really want to upload something, just upload, unzip, also commit to git. HTML files are perfectly suitable for that.
The general idea is to have a continuous version history, which automatically deploys itself on change.
I am working on Webhook for SharePoint notification using the Get started with SharePoint webhooks. I have registered the application as a Web Application and tried to provide read and write items and lists in all site collections permission. I have checked both delegated and application permissions but i am not able to find these permission.
Delegate permission screenshot
Application permission screenshot
I have followed all the steps except step 1. Can someone tell me how to provide this permission?
Based on the link you provided, you are using Authorization Code flow as the grant type.
So you need to add Delegate permission rather than Application permission.
And what you need to add is AllSites.Manage under SharePoint (NOT Microsoft Graph).
I wanted to give to a specific user read only access to some folders in a CodeCommit repository.
It is possible to do it without granting the user the permission to list all other folders in the repository?
Currently, AWS CodeCommit only allows configuring resource access permissions at the Repository level, so you will unfortunately not be able to configure folder/directory level permissions at this time.
Source: http://docs.aws.amazon.com/codecommit/latest/userguide/access-permissions.html#access-permissions-syntax
I'm trying to give the correct permissions to the user that Joomla (v1.6) runs as to enable uploading on a windows 2008 IIS7 box. I'm finding lots of conflicting responses on ye-ole internets.
When I go to the System Information -> Directory Permissions page in Joomla admin I can see that all directories are not writable. And, I've attempted the following.
I checked to make sure that -
My www service runs as: NETWORK SERVICE
My php-cgi.exe runs as: NETWORK SERVICE
I added the NETWORK SERVICE user to the root of the site (as a simple test) with full control and then went to advanced and had it propagate all permissions to sub-directories. None of the folders became writable from Joomla's point of view.
The only way to get the folders (and there are many) writable by Joomla, so far, has been to give the everyone user write access.
This is completely baffling me. I would really appreciate any help anyone can give!
As I commented, you have to setup proper rights for access.
The NETWORK SERVICE is the user for your application pool.
You can setup a user entity that access your local files.
As you can see in the screenshot (sorry, german only) you can choose your site, then check default settings and edit "connect as" and choose a user (you create a yoomla user before and grant rights to your local directories).
With this you can make it run imho.