permissions

问题 I'm looking for a method in the discord.py library to return the owner of the server the bot has been deployed in. Right now I just have it hard coded (i.e. if message.content == '!owner': await message.channel.send('ownername#1234') ), but when the owner changes their name I have to change it, and it seems like a hassle for nothing. I've looked into the permissions system of discord.py but it doesn't seem to have something that does this. Is there anything that does this? 回答1: You're looking

问题 I'm looking for a method in the discord.py library to return the owner of the server the bot has been deployed in. Right now I just have it hard coded (i.e. if message.content == '!owner': await message.channel.send('ownername#1234') ), but when the owner changes their name I have to change it, and it seems like a hassle for nothing. I've looked into the permissions system of discord.py but it doesn't seem to have something that does this. Is there anything that does this? 回答1: You're looking

问题 I am using Windows Vista and I find something strange, I programatically invoke IE to open IE to access some local html page, the current user belongs to administrator group; I programatically invoke IE with RunAs parameter, and let IE to access access some local html page, the current user belongs to administrator group; I find (1) and (2) sometimes have different results (page content), especially when there is ActiveX or Silverlight plug-in in the local page. My confusion is, if the

问题 I am using Windows Vista and I find something strange, I programatically invoke IE to open IE to access some local html page, the current user belongs to administrator group; I programatically invoke IE with RunAs parameter, and let IE to access access some local html page, the current user belongs to administrator group; I find (1) and (2) sometimes have different results (page content), especially when there is ActiveX or Silverlight plug-in in the local page. My confusion is, if the

问题 My application works beautifully when the Net version was not Net4. It continues to work perfectly if I create a new Windows 7 based server from scratch. Configure the permissions and away you go. But (and there is always a but...), my customer has an existing server where the application does not even start when I move to Csla4 and Net4. All the permissions seem to be identical on my "clean" server and on his "legacy but upgraded" server. But the client gets a security error: System.Security

问题 I am trying to understand the native Android Code Base. I would like to know the part of the code where permissions are checked. For eg if I want to send an SMS, I need the function : public void sendDataMessage (String destinationAddress, String scAddress, short destinationPort, byte[] data, PendingIntent sentIntent, PendingIntent deliveryIntent) Together with this I need to declare the permission SEND_SMS in the Android Manifest. If I dont declare the permission, I get a security Exception.

问题 I am trying to understand the native Android Code Base. I would like to know the part of the code where permissions are checked. For eg if I want to send an SMS, I need the function : public void sendDataMessage (String destinationAddress, String scAddress, short destinationPort, byte[] data, PendingIntent sentIntent, PendingIntent deliveryIntent) Together with this I need to declare the permission SEND_SMS in the Android Manifest. If I dont declare the permission, I get a security Exception.

问题 As you can see from the screenshot(1) below, I am getting an additional option asking - 'Edit the info you provide'. I'm getting only getting public profile and email Id permissions from the user. What should I do to avoid getting this option? I have not see such an option (screenshot 2) in other websites. Why is it so? 回答1: Until April 2015 you can still use the v1.0 version of the Facebook API after that you got permission from facebook app. You can check this link for this which published

问题 So I've successfully integrated Azure AD authentication in my angular site as per the instructions in msal-angular and now I'm at the point where I'm looking to define and leverage roles and permissions to provide more granular control of what a user can and can't do. From what I've been able to determine I can define roles by following this set of instructions (https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/architecture/multitenant-identity/app-roles) but msal-angular doesn't seem to expose this

问题 I am creating a personal website using Django with Wagtail , in which users belonging to different groups can access certain pages. For example, the family group can see my holiday photos, while the co-workers group can see some internal documents. Setting up permissions access permission is very straightforward through the admin. However, I would like to show a lock next to the link to forbidden pages. This will make it very clear to the user which links can be followed and which ones can't.