credentials

问题 I am using the Credential Manager API as per this answer. Quoting relevant code snippet: public static Credential ReadCredential(string applicationName) { IntPtr nCredPtr; bool read = CredRead(applicationName, CredentialType.Generic, 0, out nCredPtr); if (read) { using (CriticalCredentialHandle critCred = new CriticalCredentialHandle(nCredPtr)) { CREDENTIAL cred = critCred.GetCredential(); return ReadCredential(cred); } } return null; } It works great, except that when I log off my Windows

问题 I need to store windows username and credentials to later run some process that requires these credentials. When I am collecting these as inputs from user, I want to validate whether credentials are correct or not. Is there a native api in Java that can help me validate windows system credentials? I was going through LoginContext class but looks like it can only be used for SSO purpose. One other suggestion I received was to try and start a process which requires these credentials and see if

问题 I'm using the following code to authenticate users on my web service: using (PrincipalContext context = new PrincipalContext(ContextType.Domain, domain)) { return context.ValidateCredentials(userName, password); } The obstacle I'm running into is that the first call to ValidateCredentials() is returning false but subsequent calls return true. I placed a breakpoint at this line and in the Intermediate window I see the same results: first call returns false, second returns true, even though

问题 I've already read "Create Job Dynamically in Jenkins" QnA, and known how to get the information for a known credentialsId in xml format by "http://your_jenkins/credentials/store/system/domain/_/credential/503bcfce-4197-488d-be45-456623876087/api/xml" rest api. But I want to get the total credentialsId list by rest api. Please let me know how to do that if you know that. 回答1: I've finally inferred an answer from the following post: update Jenkins credentials by script Thank you for

问题 I need to get the default credentials from the current logged in user and pass them to my Windows service to check the internet connectivity and upload files to Dropbox. I don't want the user to confirm his/her credentials every time. So how is it possible to get the currently active user's proxy settings + username + password? This is my Code to retrieve the current User private static string UserName() { string userName = null; ManagementScope ms = new ManagementScope(); ObjectQuery qry =

问题 a client of mine uses the task manager to trigger (start) a process to do something. This process contains a UI, and needs to be a single instance at all times (been taken care of). Everything runs smoothly from the task manager, accept if you need to set the task manager settings to:”run whether user is logged on or not” (see the answer why this is a problem here: http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/c03d6691-b058-4f8d-961c-e8eba25bbaed/task-scheduler-problem-run-whether-user-is

问题 I have two github accounts, which I'll call ActOne and ActTwo, with emails which I'll call em@one.net and em@two.net. I need to switch off between the two accounts, but I can't get the second account to work. My current project uses the ActTwo account. When I say git push , I get this error message: remote: Permission to ActTwo/Tools.git denied to ActOne. fatal: unable to access 'https://github.com/ActTwo/Tools.git/': The requested URL returned error: 403 I don't know why it's trying to use

问题 I am trying to get user phone number with a HintRequest PendingIntent intent = Auth.CredentialsApi.getHintPickerIntent( googleApiClient, new HintRequest.Builder() .setPhoneNumberIdentifierSupported(true) .setEmailAddressIdentifierSupported(false) .build()); try { startIntentSenderForResult(intent.getIntentSender(), REQUEST_CODE_RESOLVE_PHONE, null, 0, 0, 0); } catch (IntentSender.SendIntentException e) { e.printStackTrace(); } But getting no results and Activity.RESULT_CANCELED. The nubmer is

问题 I am currently doing performance testing with JMeter for an application in my company. The application requires a login and I have to use multiple users. The way this is usually done in JMeter seems to be via CSV dataset, however I have access to the database and can read all the credentials from there directly. Since it is a test environment, all users have the same password, so I can hardcode it, but I need the list of usernames. JMeter can already do JDBC requests, but I was wondering if

问题 I realize that in general, you should not store user credentials directly (i.e., in plain text); rather, it is best to store some encrypted form of them. However, suppose I create a website that interacts with some other 3rd party site; and let's say this 3rd party site offers an API that requires the user's credentials (with that site) for authentication. If my goal is to, say, provide a superior UI or introduce additional functionality on top of the services provided by this 3rd party, then