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I am using Symfony 2 for building a website. The work is in progress (therefore I don't want users or search engines to access it) but my client wants to see my progress. I was thinking an easy solution was to protect the whole website with HTTP authentication using the mechanism provided by the Symfony 2 security functionality. I am using FOSUserBundle as the website will have users that need to register and login. This is my security.yml, which works great: security: providers: fos_userbundle: id: fos_user.user_manager encoders: "FOS\UserBundle\Model\UserInterface": sha512 firewalls: main:

I came across some problem when I was trying to use parallel package in R on my Mac. Here is how the parallel package works normally. cl = makeCluster(2) # Using 2-core parallel as an example # Your parallel code stopCluster(cl) When I ran this code, the cl = makeCluster(2) hangs infinitely . I was trying to solve it but failed. I also referred to some other posts. Several potential reasons includes not enough memory, installation error, etc. They do not seems to be the problem here, as I restarted sessions, reinstalled R, but the problem remained. I guess the problem is about the permission

The standard getUrlContent works welll when there is no firewall. But I got exceptions when I try to do it behind a firewall. I've tried to set "http proxy server" in AVD manager, but it didn't work. Any idea how to correctly set it up? and btw: from android documentation "You can use the -verbose-proxy option to diagnose proxy connection problems." -verbose-proxy is not a valid option at all. protected static synchronized String getUrlContent(String url) throws ApiException { if(url.equals("try")){ return "thanks"; } if (sUserAgent == null) { throw new ApiException("User-Agent string must be

I have a server, onto which I want to use Python, that is behind a company firewall. I do not want to mess with it and the only thing I can do is to make a firewall exception for specific URL/domains. I also want to access packages located on PYPI, using pip or easy_install. Therefore, do you know which URL should I ask to be listed in the exception rules for the firewall, except *.pypi.python.org? You need to open up your firewall to the download locations of any package you need to install, or connect to a proxy server that has been given access. Note that the download location is not

I've got a WCF service using a HttpBinding. The service is running in a self hosting process (A Windows Service) and this process is inside the Windows Firewall exceptions list. If the Firewall is active and I'm trying to access the service using a C# client or Internet Explorer, the service does not respond. But if the Firewall is disabled the connection works like a charm. Does anyone have expirence with WCF and the Windows Firewall? The problem came up on Windows 7 64bit. I didn't try another OS yet. What am I supposed to do to get this working with an active Firewall? Regards Michael EDIT: