permissions

问题 I have used both GAM and the Google Groups API to script the following: "whoCanPostMessage":"ALL_IN_DOMAIN_CAN_POST" By default, this also includes ALL_MEMBERS_CAN_POST. I DO_NOT want members to be able to post. Is there any way to exclude All_Members when you want ALL_IN_DOMAIN?? (I know I could do it manually, one-by-one, through the Google Admin Console, but that would be very tedious and time consuming) Please help! 回答1: According to the Groups Settings API documentation, possible

问题 I have used both GAM and the Google Groups API to script the following: "whoCanPostMessage":"ALL_IN_DOMAIN_CAN_POST" By default, this also includes ALL_MEMBERS_CAN_POST. I DO_NOT want members to be able to post. Is there any way to exclude All_Members when you want ALL_IN_DOMAIN?? (I know I could do it manually, one-by-one, through the Google Admin Console, but that would be very tedious and time consuming) Please help! 回答1: According to the Groups Settings API documentation, possible

问题 I'm working with Spring-Security and I need to implement my own PermissionEvaluator (following the answer to my other question. However looking at the standard implementation AclPermissionEvaluator here I notice, that the DAO is set via the constructor. If I declare my custom PermissionEvaluator like this: <global-method-security secured-annotations="enabled" pre-post-annotations="enabled"> <expression-handler ref="expressionHandler"/> </global-method-security> <beans:bean id=

问题 I'm not sure what permissions I have to assign to a group so that users of that group can login to the admin area of the specific Mezzanine site that they are assigned to. The user have Staff status checked. I want the group to have limited access to settings such as: sites (all) redirects (all) core (all) auth | can add user auth | can delete user auth | permission (all) auth | group (all) I'm note sure what this permissions are suppost to do (but when adding them I can't login anyway):

问题 With Android Marshmallow there is a new permission model. Implementing the new model was not a big deal for my affected app permissions. But there were some question around the install and update behavior. I identified some scenarios which are important for me. I know the official documentation (https://developer.android.com/preview/features/runtime-permissions.html) and some things might be clear, but I wanted to be sure. App with target SDK max. 22 installed on an M device and all

问题 I'm trying to create a simple Asp.Net page to read Perfmon counters from a remote machine. When I run the page using the Visual Studio development web server all is well, however when I attempt to run the same page when its hosted on IIS I get an access denied error on the line that instantiates the Perfmon counter: PerformanceCounter freeSpaceCounter = new PerformanceCounter("LogicalDisk", "Free Megabytes", "D:", "RemoteMachine12"); This is the exception I get: Exception Details: System

问题 I'm trying to write to a value on AT. I've already declared required permission as follow in manifest, <uses-permission android:name="android.permission.WRITE_SETTINGS"/> And try to request permission at run-time, AT shows windows regarding permission setup. However the switch is not clickable. Regarding AT document Requesting Permissions at Runtime is not supported because embedded devices aren't guaranteed to have a UI to accept the runtime dialog. Declare permissions that you need in your

问题 GitLab has this nice 'deploy keys' feature useful for CI servers to have read and pull access to a repository as they usual don't need more than that. However, I need to create and push a tag to the repository to tag each release that is built from the 'master' branch. To be more specific, I have a Jenkins job that will build a release version from the 'master' branch every time a build is triggered. If the job is successful, I want to tag the 'master' branch HEAD with the release number for

问题 In my application with targetSdkVersion as 23, while using the API Settings.System.putString() . Following error is being thrown and app crashes "AndroidRuntime: java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: You cannot keep your settings in the secure settings." After trying solution at Can't get WRITE_SETTINGS permission and granting the app write permission in screen opened by ACTION_MANAGE_WRITE_SETTINGS. The app still gets the error "You cannot keep your settings in the secure settings". Is

问题 Got a problem hat I'm not sure is a bug or not. If the user grants a permission and then subsequently revokes it, it appears that checkSelfPermission returns GRANTED on the revoked permission. e.g. it appears that after revoking permission.CAMERA: true == ActivityCompat.checkSelfPermission(context, permission.CAMERA) == PackageManager.PERMISSION_GRANTED The only way i seem to find out that camera was revoked is by an exception: 10-20 14:25:54.330: E/AndroidRuntime(13954): java.lang