permissions

问题 I'm trying to build a Windows installer using Nullsoft Install System that requires installation by an Administrator. The installer makes a "logs" directory. Since regular users can run this application, that directory needs to be writable by regular users. How do I specify that all users should have permission to have write access to that directory in the NSIS script language? I admit that this sounds a like a sort of bad idea, but the application is just an internal app used by only a few

问题 If I wanted to research how and where permissions [requested in the Mainfest.xml] were used in an Android app for the purposes of removing them is there an easy way of doing this? Does lint or findbugs offer some sort of support for tracking permissions used/abused in a project? 回答1: I came from the future to save your lives. Here (in the future), LINT does check for missing permissions as you can see on LINT checks. So, go to your AndroidManifest.xml and remove all tags <uses-permission>

问题 I have implemented my own User model class as follows. Note that is it NOT customizing django's auth.User model. I am new to this object permission knowledge and especially in this self-defined User model which is required in my project. Could you give an example of adding per-object permission in this case? Much appreciated. from django.contrib.auth.models import AbstractBaseUser, PermissionsMixin class CustomUser(AbstractBaseUser, PermissionsMixin): email = models.EmailField(max_length=40,

问题 I have implemented my own User model class as follows. Note that is it NOT customizing django's auth.User model. I am new to this object permission knowledge and especially in this self-defined User model which is required in my project. Could you give an example of adding per-object permission in this case? Much appreciated. from django.contrib.auth.models import AbstractBaseUser, PermissionsMixin class CustomUser(AbstractBaseUser, PermissionsMixin): email = models.EmailField(max_length=40,

问题 I am using SDK-23, and every time I run the application, my SecurityException gets thrown and the error from the debugger reads as so: java.lang.SecurityException: "gps" location provider requires ACCESS_COARSE_LOCATION or ACCESS_FINE_LOCATION permission. This seems like a simple mistake, however, my manifest file is completely correct. Here it is, and here is my MapActivity code as well: package com.buahbatu.salesmonitoring; public class MainActivity extends AppCompatActivity implements View

问题 I want to set sharing rights of many folders by using a Python script in a Plone site. 回答1: You need to look at the AccessControl/rolemanager.py module for details; the sharing tab in Plone is a friendly wrapper around that API. To add roles for a given userid, call manage_addLocalRoles: context.manage_addLocalRoles('userid', ('Role1', 'Role2',)) The other two important methods are manage_setLocalRoles(userid, roles) (replace the current set of roles completely) and manage_delLocalRoles

问题 I want to set sharing rights of many folders by using a Python script in a Plone site. 回答1: You need to look at the AccessControl/rolemanager.py module for details; the sharing tab in Plone is a friendly wrapper around that API. To add roles for a given userid, call manage_addLocalRoles: context.manage_addLocalRoles('userid', ('Role1', 'Role2',)) The other two important methods are manage_setLocalRoles(userid, roles) (replace the current set of roles completely) and manage_delLocalRoles

问题 this is really stupid, but I been trying dozens of different things and I can't for the life of me work out what I am doing wrong. I have a cpanel installation, with the usual public_html directory and access to the directory below that (call that directory "USER"). I am testing out some things with images. I have put an image file above the public_html, into the USER directory. I have written a test php script which has just a few lines: if(is_file("../1.jpg")){ echo "<img src=\"../1.jpg\" /

问题 I would like to use permission for android 6 in my app but i saw a strange event. Perhaps you can help me about that. If you start your app with "Dangerous" permissions, these permissions appears in the "App permissions" of your android device. PERFECT! BUT if you keep your app in background, go to the "App permissions" menu, disable (you can enable and then disable it) a permission and go back to your app, android never go to onStart (Fragment or activity) ?! And never go there again. If you

问题 Experimenting with some newer Android APIs from the AOSP, I have found some that require the android.permission.BLUETOOTH_PRIVILEGED permission. According to the docs, the permission "is not available to third party applications." I have read elsewhere that you can get system level permissions on a rooted device by installing your app in the /system/app directory. I have tried this on my rooted Nexus 5, but my app still does not get the desired privilege. (See code and LogCat output below.)