How to know which evernote server I am logged in? - evernote

Below is my issue:
I log in evernote from my browser and create a notebook named "Web Notebook"
I log in evernote from my phone, I cannot see this "Web Notebook". I am in China but I select "Evernote International Server" rather than "Yinxiang Server". And, I create a notebook named "Second Notebook" via my phone.
Some time later, I log in evernote from my browser again and can see "Second Notebook" but I cannot find "Web Notebook" any more
I run Evernote SDK Demo. Whether or not I do setLocale(Locale.SIMPLIFIED_CHINESE) when EvernoteSession.Builder(this), I only can see "Web Notebook"
For now, I cannot find "Web Notebook" from Evernote web/PC/phone any more but I can see it 100% via Evernote SDK demo. Of course, in this demo, I cannot see "Second Notebook"
-- This really confuse me. I want to know which evernote server I am working on. Thank you for reading my question and any comments are highly appreciated. Thanks.

By default, the SDKs always talk to the "international" Evernote service. setLocale will only change the language. For using Evernote in the browser, www.evernote.com is the international service, and app.yinxiang.com is the YXBJ (china) service.

Related

Cannot publish a Flex Dashboard project from R Studio to shinyapps.io after upgrading to 2022.07.2 Build 576

From the Manage Accounts option of the Publish in RStudio I connect to my shinyapps.io account and click apply, then OK. Next, I click publish and get a dialog box for RStudio connect account. Before I upgraded, I did not get this option, I do not have the public URL of the RStudio connect server and I click cancel. I then click Publish and the Publish from list box has** no accounts connected** even though I connected to my shinnapps.io account from the manage accounts option. I have only been developing in R for a few weeks and would appreciate any suggestions to solve this issue.
A colleague suggested copying and pasting my code into a new template .rmd file and saving to a new location on my computer. You also can check to make sure runtime: shiny is in the YAML
These suggestions did not work, I got the same result.

Shinyapps.io on safari browser cannot connect to server "localhost "

I've created a basic app in shiny that connects and uploads data to a shared googlesheet. The app works fine locally, however when I try to run it in a web browser, it won't upload any data.
The problem seems pretty straight forward. Using shiny apps.io I can view the apps logs, and it identifies that I need to provide the app permission, (specifically shinyapps and tidyverse) to upload data to google sheets, which is authorized by google sheets. This is no problem as I went through the same process on my own machine locally:
1) I'm running on a Mac, OSX Mojave v 10.14.2
2) I've enabled web sharing via the terminal with sudo apachectl start (I think that's all it took?)
3) I've scoured similar problems on here.
4) The app opens and uploads data when I "view in browser" from the RStudio IDE
5) I wanted to try Shiny Server, however apparently they haven't written anything for Macs yet that doesn't have to built from source, which is way beyond my level.
6) The google sheet is published to the web as well.
This is the provided message from shinyapps.io logs
Listening on http://127.0.0.1:37073
2019-01-15T14:33:32.976569+00:00 shinyapps[636194]: Adding .httr-oauth to .gitignore
2019-01-15T14:33:33.012405+00:00 shinyapps[636194]: Please point your browser to the following url:
2019-01-15T14:33:33.010168+00:00 shinyapps[636194]: Waiting for authentication in browser...
2019-01-15T14:33:33.010485+00:00 shinyapps[636194]: Press Esc/Ctrl + C to abort
2019-01-15T14:33:33.012759+00:00 shinyapps[636194]: "This is the provided URL"
I then go to the provided URL, that takes me to a accounts.google page that asks me to provide authentication to a specific google account, which I do.
I then receive this error from safari:
Safari can't open the page "the provided URL" because safari cannot connect to the server "localhost"
I would basically like this app to be used only by the allowed google account which is a shared one and be able to upload from at most 3 different machines that are windows, Any help appreciated!
I've found a temporary work around, in my code since I take advantage of the google sheets package in R, it as a function called:
gs_title("worksheet title")
this allows the app to identify the worksheet that has been given access to the app, however this is a problem when uploading the app online, I used a different function called:
gs_url("worksheet URL as copied from search bar")
It passes the url of the worksheet apparently bypassing the local server problem, and allowing me to open the app from other machines.

Turn "Google Developer Console" on

I have to Turn on "Google Developer Console" in my "Admin Console > Apps > Additional Google Services" but I can't find it.
I am Super-Admin.
I need to use Google Maps API.
I have run into this to that the Developer Console as a G-Suite Business User. Support told me that this is a bug and I'm not the only one.
At this time there is no fix/workaround.

How do you use the ADFS Diagnostic Tool

I downloaded the tool and ran it on the Windows 2008 R2 server where I have ADFS v2.0 installed.
All roles etc. are greyed out as are the buttons on the LHS.
The instructions say to select a new file e.g. adfsdiag.out in the "Data File" text box and then "run" the tool. I presume that you "run" it by clicking "Export" but it's greyed out.
I can export an adfsdiag.cab file but when I then try and select it as a data file, I get an error stating that the file does not contain valid data.
No matter what I do, the controls other than the "Data File" text box are greyed out.
I'm obviously missing something basic - just don't know what!
I'm assuming you mean this ADFS Diagnostic Tool. This tool predates AD FS 2.0, and I am pretty sure that this tool does not work with AD FS 2.0, and that there is no such diagnostic tool for AD FS 2.0.

Beginner ASP.Net / SQL Server security issues

Okay, this may be involved...
Anyway, I am trying to learn how to use ASP.Net.
The environment is like this:
Windows 7 Professional
Visual Studio 2010
SQL Server 2008 Developer Edition
I am trying to follow the article here:
Developing and Unit Testing an ASP.NET MVC 2 Application - CodeProject
So far, I have installed IIS, IIS7 Manager, SQL Server and have built the solution from the article successfully.
Then, I created a limited rights user on Windows 7 and added that user to the authorized users in the SQL Server Management Studio.
After much trial / error, I can successfully connect to the (attached) database in the solution folder from the article. This was confirmed by running cmd.exe as the test user and connecting to the SQL server.
Now, when I publish the app to the "X:\inetpub\wwwroot\~user\site" directory, the page loads and looks similar to that shown in the CodeProject article here:
Patient Maintenance Screenshot - CodeProject
Except that I do not have any records shown between the "Patient Maintenance & Search" box and the "Patient Information" box. When I enter info into the query boxes and submit, the results page only shows "no records found". Clicking the "Save" or "Reset" button does nothing in Firefox.
So, I fire up IExplorer and attempt the same. This time, the error icon indicates that there are "missing objects" or "expected objects"...
Anyway, I then go to the IIS7 Manager and change the "Anonymous Authentication"\"Anonymous user identity" to the test user.
As that does nothing for me, I then open "Authentication\Basic Settings..." and change the "Connect As..." user to the test user and successfully test the connection.
Reloading the page in the browser this time results in the Server Error: "The current identity (MachineName\UserName) does not have write access to 'X:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v4.0.30319\Temporary ASP.NET Files'."
So, I go to change the permissions on that folder, but decide to pause because I am really frustrated. After finally getting everything installed / updated this morning / afternoon - I took a nice nap... then got up and started on it again, but not so well...
But, now I fear that I may be headed down a wormhole. I don't want to continue beating my head against this and (probably) going about this the wrong way.
So, does anyone have any good links to blogs / tutorials that deal with a step by step approach to setting up an ASP.net site?
TIA
Add the account to IIS_USRS and see if that helps. If by chance, that doesn't help, you will need to download a utility called process monitor.
Link
http://technet.microsoft.com/hi-in/sysinternals/bb896645.aspx

Resources