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问题 So ran into this issue today, where I have a website that needs the geolocation of the user. It was working fine when running locally on localhost, but now I get an error saying "Access to geolocation was blocked over insecure connection to http://localhost:4200". WTF Apple? I also tried 127.0.0.1 but got the same result. Am I missing something in the dev settings or did Apple just break everything? Safari Version: 9.1.3 (11601.7.8) 回答1: Maybe it's possible to use https ( How to get angular

问题 So far I am able to grant user certain permission with the following code: ClientContext context = new ClientContext("http://myRealURL"); Principal user = context.Web.EnsureUser(@"myLoginAccout"); RoleDefinition readDef = context.Web.RoleDefinitions.GetByName("Read"); RoleDefinitionBindingCollection roleDefCollection = new RoleDefinitionBindingCollection(context); roleDefCollection.Add(readDef); RoleAssignment newRoleAssignment = context.Web.RoleAssignments.Add(user, roleDefCollection);

问题 So far I am able to grant user certain permission with the following code: ClientContext context = new ClientContext("http://myRealURL"); Principal user = context.Web.EnsureUser(@"myLoginAccout"); RoleDefinition readDef = context.Web.RoleDefinitions.GetByName("Read"); RoleDefinitionBindingCollection roleDefCollection = new RoleDefinitionBindingCollection(context); roleDefCollection.Add(readDef); RoleAssignment newRoleAssignment = context.Web.RoleAssignments.Add(user, roleDefCollection);

问题 I've written a program with a manifest that includes requireAdministrator. On Windows 7 systems with UAC enabled, Windows pops up a dialog asking for permissions, as it should. Works great. If a user starts my program by right-clicking it and choosing "Run as administrator", then Windows 7 also pops up a dialog asking for permissions. However, there are some slight differences in how my program operates in some of the more esoteric parts of my program. So what are the differences between "Run

问题 I am working on a function that takes in a series of permission strings, less than 255 characters and assigns them to an entity. Each string assigned is unique, but there are so many that dropping them into an array, serializing them and pushing into a database and pulling them out later and de-serializing them or recalculating from a query every time there is a load has been causing delay problems. Especially with inherited permissions. So I was thinking of taking the string, generating a

问题 We have a Java application with a particular module that checks if a temporary directory is 'writable' before executing its function. To test this, we have a JUnit test that creates a new directory, uses the Java File class method setWritable(false) to make the directory "not writable", then passes that directory to the module being tested and expects to get an IllegalArgumentException back. This had all been working fine for a long time under JDK 6u18. Today I have updated the JDK version to

问题 I need to set up different permission on an object based on its workflow state. For instance, 'manager group' can edit the object only if state=draft but 'super manager group' can edit it also if state=validated. It seems that's not possible using ir.model.access and I'm evaluating if it could be done using ir.rule . It seems not... Is there a official way to get this or do I need to implement this feature (maybe by adding a condition into ir.model.access machinery). 回答1: This is not possible

问题 Yesterday I've spent 5 hours straight discovering a seemingly unreasonable error "failed to open stream. permission denied", which was occuring after any operations of writing to file system: fopen (with "w" and "a" flags), move_uploaded_file, file_put_contents. I've rechecked many times directories owner (user and group - chown, chgrp), have change folder attributes to unsecure 777 (rwx with chmod ), but it has no effect. I even reinstalled an Apache and PHP, but still was facing the same

问题 This question has been asked here before but the solutions provided are not working..I am trying to display the contents of /data/dalvik-cache folder. I know that to do this we need to become su. I even did that but still i am unable to execute a shell command.. package org.linuxconfidg.Example2; import android.app.Activity; import android.widget.*; import android.os.Bundle; import java.io.*; public class Example2Activity extends Activity { /** Called when the activity is first created. */

问题 permissions don't seem to make any difference... In the manifest, I have only one <uses-permission> ( permission.INTERNET ), and I have two <permission> elements: <permission android:name="myapp.permission.READ" android:permissionGroup="myapp.permission-group.MYAPP_DATA" android:label="@string/perm_read" android:description="@string/perm_read_summary" android:protectionLevel="signature" /> <permission android:name="myapp.permission.WRITE" android:permissionGroup="myapp.permission-group.MYAPP