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问题 How do you apply the security principles for routing? That has to be done client side. Does it mean there is no secure way to restrict some routes to specific users. I know about filters in Meteor.Router, but those are defined on the client side. This is a question asked in this comment by curious2learn. 回答1: Unfortunately, you're right, currently there's no secure way to restrict routes to specific users. In the current version of Meteor, the whole client code is sent to all users at once.

问题 First off lets just start with the fact that I am a complete noob with Meteor. Now that that is out of the way let the problem begin... I have two pages, a splash page at '/' and a home page at '/home'. I am using iron-router for the routing. Now If I am not logged in and on the splash page and login I have it redirecting to the home page this works. Now if I close my browser and reopen and goto the '/' it loads for a few seconds then realizes that I am actually still logged in and then

问题 In meteor.js the [root]/lib/ folder should load first, but on my local machine it clearly doesn't work: http://docs.meteor.com/#structuringyourapp After sorting as described above, all files under directories named lib are moved before everything else (preserving their order). And my load order: <script type="text/javascript" src="/packages/underscore.js?0a80a8623e1b40b5df5a05582f288ddd586eaa18"></script> <script type="text/javascript" src="/packages/meteor.js

问题 I'm seeing this crash now and am not familiar enough with the node fiber infrastructure to know where to begin interpreting the error or instrumenting the code... Meteor server running on: http://localhost:3000/ W202407-10:06:05.740(-8)? (STDERR) /Users/dauser/.meteor/tools/0b2f28e18b/lib/node_modules/fibers/future.js:173 W202407-10:06:07.363(-8)? (STDERR) throw(ex); W202407-10:06:07.363(-8)? (STDERR) ^ W202407-10:06:07.363(-8)? (STDERR) RangeError: Maximum call stack size exceeded => Exited

问题 I have designed a meteor.js application and it works great on localhost and even when deployed to the internet. Now I want create a sign-up site that will spin up new instances of the application for each client who signs up on the back-end. Assuming a meteor.js application and python or javascript for the sign-up site, what high level steps need to be taken to implement this? I am looking for a more correct and complete answer that takes the form of my poorly imagined version of this: Use

问题 I have a 10x10 array representing 10 rows with 10 cells each. I want to draw a grid and set each cell's background-color according to the value in the array: a 0 value will be white and a 1 value will be black I've set up this CSS: .cell{ height: 20px; width: 20px; float: left; margin: 0; padding: 0; } .cell.live{ background-color: black; } .cell.dead { background-color: white; } I created a helper that will return 'live' or 'dead' according to the value in the array according to 2 arguments:

问题 I am new to meteor, I was trying to use file upload using tomitrescak/meteor-uploads I successfully uploaded some file, but when I tried to delete the uploaded file, I got error in my terminal Reference Error:check is not defined I have checked the documentation and searched the web regarding this error but could not find any solution for this. Note: I got similar error while studing http://meteortips.com/second-meteor-tutorial/iron-router-part-1/ OS: Ubuntu 14.04 meteor: 1.2.1 回答1: TL;DR $

问题 Hi I've just installed Meteor on Windows 7. Using the command prompt I was hoping I'd just type meteor but that's not working (not recognized). Do I need to set PATH? Thanks Simon 回答1: C:\Users\yourUserName\AppData\Local\.meteor\ You can also set that in your PATH when it is missing there. 回答2: On windows its installed here C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Local\.meteor but meteor command does not work sometime. To make meteor command working you need to modify path variables as follows.

问题 Anybody figure out syntax or a pattern yet for detecting hosting environment using Meteor.js? I've got Heroku buildpacks working, and have a dev/production environment, but I'm kind of drawing a blank on how to have my app detect which environment it's running in. Is there a way to have node.js detect which port it's running on? I was hoping there might be something low-level like app.address().port, but that doesn't seem to work... Edit: This is the solution that worked for me. Note that the

问题 I have a Meteor app deployed using Kubernetes on Google Cloud, configured with Nginx acting as SSL termination. Everything working ok. However, it appears that if two different clients connect to two different SSL containers, updates don't show up on the respective apps for up to 10 seconds, which makes it seem that Websockets isn't working, but polling is taking effect. I have confirmed that all clients are connected with Websockets, but since updates do not propagate immediately, perhaps