credentials

问题 I have a stored procedure which loads data into a target table and works fine when run in a session with my AD credentials. When I try to run it in a job (again with my AD details in the Run As option) suddenly the login does not have access to one of the DB's. I used EXEC SP1 Which worked fine. I used (to emulate running the stored procedure in a job) EXECUTE AS user = 'Domain\JDoe' EXECUTE SP1 REVERT Which failed. Why does the stored procedure fail when running with the same credentials

问题 I have in an Azure a Bot Channels Registration with AppId and AppPass I have deploy a Bot from Visual Studio to App Service and add MicrosoftAppId and MicrosoftAppPassword I try test in "Test in Web Chat" And have a 403 Forbidden With telegram client i have same error POST to xxx failed: POST to the bot's endpoint failed with HTTP status 403 In "Log stream" i see Startup.cs public void ConfigureServices(IServiceCollection services) { services.AddBot<IAssistantBot>(options => { var secretKey =

问题 I'm developing a credential provider and filter. I have some problems with lock scenario. First, I have tried the SampleAllControlCredentialProvider from here. And it works. Even when I logon and lock it afterward, it shows my credential. Second, I tried making my own credential provider filter by adding some lines of codes. The filter is filtering out the windows' credential, only my credentials are allowed to appear. These are my addition of codes: In CSampleProvider.h, I make the class to

问题 So I've got a bit of an issue I'm trying to work through. Perhaps some Flex guru could assist? I have a WebService instance that attempts to load a WSDL file from our JBoss Application Server. If I do something like this: webService = new WebService(); webService.destination = WebService.DEFAULT_DESTINATION_HTTP; webService.wsdl = "http://<removed>/services/ApiService?wsdl"; webService.loadWSDL(); everything works fine. The WSDL is loaded successfully and the application can invoke methods

问题 I wanted to play with the text to speech service and forked the Official Sample available at - Text to Speech Demo. The sample uses Username and password while the credentials provide only an API Key. The service(s) appear to be moving over to using API keys (in favour of username and password which is reasonable). There must be a way to provide configuration(in the create new credentials page) which would provide the username and password. I can't locate those magic parameters to pass. Any

问题 I have a Windows Service developed in C# and .NET 3.5 to perform various administrative tasks throughout our 3 domains. I've got an admin account in each domain that has the necessary rights/permissions for what this service is doing. For all the AD interactions, I can bind to AD using the correct username/password for the domain and all is good. However, I have a need now to launch an external process (robocopy) to perform some work and I cannot find any code examples anywhere for doing this

问题 I have a Windows Service developed in C# and .NET 3.5 to perform various administrative tasks throughout our 3 domains. I've got an admin account in each domain that has the necessary rights/permissions for what this service is doing. For all the AD interactions, I can bind to AD using the correct username/password for the domain and all is good. However, I have a need now to launch an external process (robocopy) to perform some work and I cannot find any code examples anywhere for doing this

问题 I need to maintain my log-in credential for throughout the app so, I have 3 options to maintain my log-in credentials... 1 key chain 2 NSUserDefaults 3 plist Which one is best one to choose ? Is there any other way is there to store the log-in credentials? Thanks in advance 回答1: I'll suggest keychain for storing the login credentials due to the security feature it provides. The keychain services on iOS provide a means to securely store content such as passwords, keys, certificates, etc.

问题 I need to maintain my log-in credential for throughout the app so, I have 3 options to maintain my log-in credentials... 1 key chain 2 NSUserDefaults 3 plist Which one is best one to choose ? Is there any other way is there to store the log-in credentials? Thanks in advance 回答1: I'll suggest keychain for storing the login credentials due to the security feature it provides. The keychain services on iOS provide a means to securely store content such as passwords, keys, certificates, etc.

问题 In our bower.json we have this dependency: "ourpackage": "git+https://xxx.visualstudio.com/DefaultCollection/_git/ourpackage#1.2.3" I'm using alternate credentials and this works fine on my machine. When I run this on Visual Studio Team Services it fails as it doesn't have my credentials. I don't want to add my personal alternate credentials to the bower.json file. Another solution would be to just add the files to our project without using bower. Is there another solution to this? 回答1: I ran