I created a new outlook profile with a different 365 account mailbox before deleting the old one. When opening outlook with the new profile Harmon.ie was still connected to the old 365 mailbox's account. I deleted Harmon.ie and reinstalled but it still had the old account connected. How do I switch it to the new 365 account?
Thanks for your assistance
Harmon.ie intentionally keeps sites settings.
You need to remove the registered site from harmon.ie options or delete file "C:\Users[user_name]\AppData\Roaming\Mainsoft\Harmony.metadata.plugins\org.eclipse.core.runtime.settings\com.mainsoft.sharepoint.sidebar.prefs" then restart Outlook.
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Firebase went to huge update and now I have to update my apps as well. I created projects and later apps with one email (this is my backup email). And I use AdMob for monetisation but with another email (this is my main email). I set my billing and everything in AdMob so it is impossible to connect project with AdMob when project is associated with one account and AdMob with another.
Is there some (easy) way to transfer my project to another account (which uses my main email) so I can sync all services?
Thanks in advance
You can add your other account as an Owner to your project.
Go to https://console.firebase.google.com
Select your project
Go to the cog icon in the left nav
Select Permissions
Press ADD MEMBER
Set role to Project > Owner
Your other account should get an invite, and then get access!
Details:
ASP.NET webforms
.NET 4.0
Windows Authentication
IIS 6
Windows Server 2003 SP2
Only one user is having an issue connecting to this one virtual directory. He says he sees this login form in IE, Chrome, and Firefox. He uses his Windows credentials and is unable to login. He is able to access other websites hosted in other virtual directories on the same domain. No others are experiencing this issue. He says he was able to access the site just fine a few weeks ago. What could be causing this dialog box to appear for just this user for just this site no matter what browser he's using?
Since it's all of the user's web browsers, this points to something with the user's permissions on the server for that particular website.
If it worked before as the user states, perhaps you can ask your server admins if anything was changed regarding user permissions on the server a few weeks ago.
Another path to go down would be to see if the user (or desktop admins) has installed any software on his/her machine that would disallow or alter Windows authentication in the browser for this site. This is far more unlikely than a simple user permissions issue on the server since he/she can still access other protected websites with Windows authentication, but it might be worth asking about if you've run out of options.
Yet another unlikely possibility would be a rule change on the user's network's firewall that would somehow disallow this user's IP address and Windows authentication to this website. Again, super unlikely, but I wanted to cover the bases here.
Environment
ScrewTurn Wiki (most recent stable build)
Windows 7 x64
IIS 7
The wiki is currently installed on my development box while we provision a server.
Configuration
GroupMap=ABC GROUP:Administrators
It is in fact two words like it looks.
So I installed ScrewTurn Wiki as well as the commonly accepted Active Directory Provider for it. And last week everything was working really well. When new users that existed in the domain group hit the site a new STW user was created and setup in the right group. Further, when I hit the site it logged me in with my AD credentials.
However, when I hit the site today it's not logging me in with my AD credentials.
To add insult to injury, my peers are logging in just fine with their AD credentials.
I looked at the plug-in through the administration console it says Error in the Update Status column. Could that be causing my issue?
Could it be that it's running on my development box? That doesn't make sense because it was working last week - but it's worth asking.
Hopefully if anybody runs across this - this will help. The issue is that STW creates an actual user. I know that kind of goes without saying - but in my case I was logging in and out as admin as well to administer some other things on my box.
Because of that it wasn't caching the logged in user as my AD user. When I logged in with my AD user name and password through the login screen it leveraged the AD authentication and logged me in as expected. But I did in fact have to login manually.
I had to relocate to another office due to weather related issues. In our old office, when we started an IIS application using windows authentication the application would pull your windows info and immediately sign in using your credentials. At our new location I have the same app and same settings, or so I thought and when a user starts the application a windows username/pass box opens. The correct information is stored there and the user can just hit enter and move on but I was wondering why it doesn't just auto-log in like at my other location? Does something need to be set in web.config?
The cached credentials on Windows will impact this. If the IP changes or machine name changes, you can easily fix by going into CredentialManager in the control panel and deleting the old ones, then when you tell it to save credentials next time, it takes you right in.
https://security.stackexchange.com/questions/15574/how-do-i-clear-cached-credentials-from-my-windows-profile
I am currently using MS Visual Web developer 2010 Express to build a website as a school project. I used the Website Administration Tool and set up my login and registration form and everything. Everything works perfectly at home when I run the website, I can login and I can use the registration form to create a new user. Today I took it to school on my flash drive to show my teacher. Using her laptop I opened my website using MS Visual Web developer 2010 Express. Now when I try to register a new user or login with the users I already created at home, I get an error page with a long list of codes. So, I immediately went to the Website Administration Tool to check what is going on. I clicked the Security tab and I got this message:
There is a problem with your selected data store. This can be caused by an invalid >server name or credentials, or by insufficient permission. It can also be caused by the >role manager feature not being enabled. Click the button below to be redirected to a page >where you can choose a new data store.
The following message may help in diagnosing the problem: Unable to connect to SQL Server database.
I am confused now. Why won't it work on another computer? Is this feature meant to work only on the computer you created it with?
Thanks in advance.
I think you need to deploy your mdf file to remote server.
Here you are the steps: Deploying the ASPNETDB.MDF to a Remote SQL Server Database