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https://github.com/OpenRTMFP/Cumulus
Has anyone worked with this outside of the lan?
From what I have read on here and other sources, its useless unless the firewall is correctly configured : RTMFP and firewalls/routers
If you have worked with this, can you please give your impressions?
Thanks
The whole point of this server should be to allow it to get through firewalls with ease. Having said that, I see a number of bug reports on the project, so it is possible that this is just not correctly working in Cumulus yet.
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I am uploading an xml file via asp.net web service to the web server. It is similar to a restful web service. I have observed that sometimes only partial data is uploaded. Only half of the content is uploaded. The file size is approx 90 KB and in rare cases the size drops to 3-5 KB.
Thanks in advance!
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I am a student and I'm currently doing senior project. I'm required to work on the application control or application platform to let a group of programmer work together on a server with the security. I would like to know how a group of programmer work together on a server and how to work using visual studio 2010 on a server.
Thanks
First of all you have to use a version control system for your code such as SVN, which is one of the most popular.
There are also some other popular systems like GIT. You should try them both and see what fit your needs.
You'll probably want to create user accounts for each programmer on the server and allow them ssh access. Look into git for project version control.
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I've recently started Ccna courses (Cisco) and i would like to try some of these hacks on my home network.
Can anyone point me to some cool software for this?
I would also like to know how to do this programatically so if there are any tutorials out there please let me know :)
Thanks a lot!
Edit: Any for Windows ?
Tools for this and more are in Backtrack Linux which can be booted from USB.
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What part of Symfony2 needs Swiftmailer?
It's not used by the demo-controllers.
I am wondering b/c I am trying to figure out how to put Symfony2 on a diet without inhibiting the administration / debug interface.
Is it just for marketing?
This is not for Marketing. Symfony2 uses Swiftmailer as a mail sending library. If you don't plan to send any mails within your application, you might try to remove SwiftMailer from the vendors.
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Needs to be secure and able to handle thousands of users.
Check out ADAM and AzMan.
ADAM is Active Directory Application Mode. There is a how-to guide at: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms998331.aspx
AzMan is Authorization Manager. There is a how-to guide at: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms998336.aspx
Three alternatives to ADFS are
Symplified - Various product options
Ping - SaaS product
Forgerock - This is an open platform
All integrate with AD in some way