I try to get the softphone connected to our instance for playing with our app, but I fail to get the password.
In the web Interface no password is mentioned.
And for the asterisk console, I got no access to the cli, did an error occurred?
The password for the trial package is the first block of the UID (the first 8 characters) :
By default, a IAX user peer is created with those credentials.
It allows you to place call from a simple SoftPhone (using IAX protocol).
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I have a power automate flow which starts when a http request is received.
To continue on, I need to have the microsoft user of the person who is calling the link. Is it possible to make a redirect to login.microsoftonline.com or something else? How can I read the users email?
UPDATE: I tried to handle this with a custom connection to the microsoft graph api. I set "enable onbehalf of login" to "true".
But now I get the following error:
Connect cannot be used to activate this flow, either because this is not a valid connection or because it is not a connection you have access permission for. Either replace the connection with a valid connection you can access or have the connection owner activate the flow, so the connection is shared with you in the context of this flow.
I want to access snowflake with SAML from ODBC.
I can connect with internal snowflake authentication(user & password) from ODBC.
At that time, the parameter of authenticator=externalbrowzer.
Nothing happens when the browser starts and I authenticate with SAML IDP.
Does authenticator=externalbrowser not work if SSO is IDP Initiated?
idp uses a custom idp.
[snowsql example]
C:\Users\testuser>snowsql -a xxx99999 --authenticator externalbrowser -u xxxxxxx#sample.com
Initiating login request with your identity provider. A browser window should have opened for you to complete the login. If you can't see it, check existing browser windows, or your OS settings. Press CTRL+C to abort and try again...
Similar to ODBC, nothing happens when the browser starts and I authenticate on the IDP screen.
We use SAML auth and have used authenticator=externalbrowser (i assume the "z" is not a typo) as option to initiate SAML authentication. Have you tried SAML auth to connect via the UI?
externalbrowser is an SP initiated request and definitely requires SP initiated. If you can go to the browser and login without entering an IDP initiated URL, then it sounds like SP initiated might work. Do you get a login button that says "login using SSO" or something like that with Snowflake? The client has to initiate SSO and the browser has to redirect back to "http://localhost:". Does the browser show the snowflake console or does it say something like "You're authenticated, you can close this browser"?
I've programmed a task using Windows task manager. It consists of accessing BigQuery data via bigrquery library. I've stored my credentials in a local file httr-oauth.
I'm using these libraries:
library(bigrquery)
library(assertthat)
library(httpuv)
The task has been working for a few weeks and suddenly I see this message in the log file (.Rout):
Waiting for authentication in browser...
Press Esc/Ctrl + C to abort
Please point your browser to the following url:
https://accounts.google.com/o/oauth2/auth?client_id=....
It looks like token needs to be refreshed, but if I run the script manually everything is ok and my httr-oauth works fine.
Any idea about what's happening? Thanks in advance!
In short you need to use a service account.
Find out how to configure the library driver to authenticate the connection with a Google service account. When you authenticate your connection this way, the driver handles authentication on behalf of the service account, so that an individual user account is not directly involved and no user input is required.
To authenticate your connection this way, you must provide a Google service account email address and the full path to a private key file for the service account. You can generate and download the private key file when you set up the service account.
More here: https://developers.google.com/identity/protocols/OAuth2ServiceAccount
My program is a TCP socket server, which should be managed over a network by a command-answer system. Command(request)-answer system is not a problem: a client send a packet, a server receive it and generates a response. Packets are just a sequences of bytes.
The issue is that I have to create a simple account system. My server should store and manage two account types: "administrator" and "simple user". Therefore I should have the things: a registration, authentication and a password storage systems. How this can be simply done on Qt5? For example, I simply can send user names and passwords (or password hashes) over a network, but how an administrator account can be initially created on the server in a normal way? I don't have strict security requirements, but I want to create a normal system that would make sense.
Simpliest way: administrator credentials should be predefined via some config file on server side. As additional protection you may force user to change password on first log in. Another way: a lot of CMS provides a full access + installation steps to first loggined user.
Use QSslSocket to get a secured communication layer (http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qsslsocket.html), since you will exchange passwords on top of this administration link.
There is an example here of the client part of the code, with Qt5: http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qtnetwork-securesocketclient-example.html
On the server side, accept the socket on a predefined unused port, dedicated to your service.
Now, you can simply decide of a login with a random secret password, that will correspond to the administrator account, and create a program to send this password on top of a secured channel based on QSslSocket. You server has to check the password before accepting remote management.
So, as you can see, the administrator must be created prior to using the service. You can use a private mail exchange, based on some cryptographic means (OpenPGP, S/MIME, etc.), to supply the administrator with its password.
I have a question that comes forth of a problem I had where the browser of a client shows the wrong username.
All of the docs say that 'current credentials' are used. I have now proof that this is not the case! But what do they mean with 'current credentials'?
Current credentials appears to be the user that started the process requesting the IIS resource. But as you can read in my problem the browser seems to able to pass on another username then the one running this process if it 'wants'.
Also, when the browser cannot identify the user it will request credentials that you can ask to remember.
When will the browser request credentials
Where are these credentials stored?
Current user credentials:
Logging onto your Windows workstation means your log in through Kerberos onto the your Active Directory domain. A Kerberos TGT is held in memory by LSA. All subsequent calls will generate service tickets to services with the help of that TGT and your domain controller (KDC). All calls to that system are routed through SSPI on Windows.