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
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I'm using hasura via docker. By default there is only admin role and I can add more roles using UI, but after I make restart docker there is only admin again.
Is it possible to setup default user and permissions in config files?
All information about roles is tracked in Hasura's metadata yaml files.
When you add new roles and update the permissions for those roles, you should see that the YAML files are modified to include this information. This is the main way that Hasura allows configuration to be reviewed and managed with version control so that it can be applied safely against different environments.
If you're bringing up the docker containers from scratch (including removing volumes) you may need to run hasura metadata apply against your instance in order for the content of the metadata files to actually be applied.
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.
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).
We have some requirements where we want to allow our clients/ users to download files/ folders from our file server via browser/ web.
We have a many different directories created on our file server which is mapped to different clients. Which means that, every client has its own directory on our server. We have a main (root) directory for every single client/user. Which means that, every client’s files/folder are created under their respective main directory.
The only thing we need be sure is, whenever our client make a request to access/ download file, first we need to validate their credential (username/password are stored in our SQL server DB) and then we need to allow only those folder which is mapped for specific folder. (The folder mapping is again stored in our SQL server DB)
Which means that, after applying the credential by user/clients, they can only access their directory/ files. They cannot access other’s files/ directory.
Would anybody please do let me know how would I achieve this? All the suggestions would be appreciated highly.
Thanks in advance.
Since different users need to be authorized to access different directories, you cannot expose your files directly on the web.
Build a simple login with a custome MembershipProivder. That will allow you to autenticate against your database.
Since you know which directories the user has access to, you can fetch a listing of files and folders and present it in a ListView to the user.
You can write a HttpHandler to check user authorization and then serve the files to them.
I'm uploading files into a folder. It works as it should when I run the solution locally, but when I've uploaded the site to the web server using "copy website", - I can no longer upload files to the folder.
Can I change the permissions somehow?
It depends is the user that is trying to upload the file(s) into that directory on the server have permissions to that folder on the server, eg: read/write, ect... Also is the user that will be using that program on the server is running the application as themselves or as the IIS User account, or some other dedicated account?
Update:
Since you are doing it through the VPN, try terminal serving to that server and if you have personally permissions to make this change as in give permissions then do it yourself or ask the admins to do it for you.
Depending on the folder you are uploading your files into and the account you have configured the web server to execute your application under, there might be different ways to achieve that. But basically you should rant write access to this account to the given folder you are saving the uploaded files into. But if you use some of the special ASP.NET folders such as App_Data for example to store the uploaded files, the account should already have write permission to that folder. And if you have uploaded your site to some hosting company that don't provide you the possibility to change permissions on the different folders that are part of your website you might need to contact the support so that they perform he necessary modifications that you need.