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Is it possible to track if you are using automation tool to do things automatically?
Can someone please answer my question?
Selenium driven ChromeDriver / GeckoDriver initiated google-chrome / firefox Browsing Context can be easily detected deploying either of the following Bot Management services:
Imperva Advanced Bot Protection formerly known as Distil.
Akamai Bot Manager
DataDome
Cloudflare
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I am working high accuracy of timers in Windows. But timers in Windows are not accurate. Therefore, I have installed Windows Subsystem for Linux version 2(WSL) which is maybe not a solution for my application. I have seen many resources and videos regarding file sharing between them. My question is that is it possible to use Linux high accuracy timers in WSL. Another words, I would like to send command from Linux to Windows to execute task more precisely. It is a new concept, I hope there is already this kind of feature. The more specific example is that a program sends a command to output of industrial PC by TCP communication, the program must work in Windows however, I would like to use Linux because of the accuracy of the timer. Is there any article about this connection or any information? Because I have not found yet.
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I am planning to run the automation of collection of data from the internet.
The Browser should be working in the cloud network, I want to run it the automation test in the cloud environment. The operating system, browser should be in the cloud hosted.
I want to take the data from the cloud network and post it to email.
Do we have any free cloud hosting provider, so that i can test.
I tried to find the free cloud hosting but could not able to get a good one.
awaiting your help.
you can try out different cloud automation providers like
BrowserStack - https://www.browserstack.com/
SauceLabs- https://saucelabs.com/
etc.
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I'm thinking of replacing nginx as a ssl-proxy and as upstream server by something more simple.
Maybe caddy or h2o.
http://caddyserver.com
https://h2o.examp1e.net
Are there any benchmarks / performance comparison / setup experiences that compare these three browsers?
Which of them could be setup in the most secure way (as in "hard to exploit")?
All I need is:
SSL-proxy w/ HTTP/2 support
Serving static files
Serving PHP-FPM applications
Serving Python applications
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I need to authenticate to Exchange EWS from both Windows and Unix.
Is there any library or anything I could use to do that in Go? I saw there is cntlm, a NTLM proxy I could exec(). But I am not sure if this is working for Exchange.. Someone seemed to have problems here.
If exchange supports kerberos you can try gokerb (https://github.com/jmckaskill/gokerb). NTLM is on my list ...
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I develop a fair number of Java EE apps for my clients and all of them involve the concept of user account creation, authentication and in some cases, authorization, organization hierarchies, etc.
I typically create (JPA) entities for users, organizations and setup their interrelations, writing EJB code for the workflow.
Is there a library or a framework that has already addressed this issue that I can re-use instead of having to build this setup anew for every new development?
Some of the problems you descirbed are nicely solved with Spring security or JBoss Seam security module, I don't know spring but regarding the Seam module, you will find some examples in their repo on github.