does someone know how to configure YouTrack so it's totally private (only invited users and no visibility to guests except the login-form)?
Thanks
If you get a commercial plan, all the projects will be private. You can learn about the pricing here: https://www.jetbrains.com/youtrack/buy
That's what I got from Jetbrains team:
Buy Standalone version
Host it on own servers
Ban Guest user
Disable sign up
This helped me.
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I downloaded Themekit to be able to develop locally.
I am now trying to test my code before releasing it.
Unfortunately, as a localhost is not possible with Shopify & Themekit, I don't know how to proceed. As I make some design, I need to see in real time what I'm doing... Did anyone face the same issue? Any tips?
Hook up your theme to a development shop you open for yourself using your partner account. That way you can test your theme out.
I found the perfect tool for what I needed: http://motifmate.com/
Hope it will help others!
Elaborating on David Lazar's answer : Shopify's Development Store
From Shopify's documentation itself :
As a Shopify Partner, you can create an unlimited number of
development stores. A development store is a free Shopify account that
comes with a couple of limitations. You can use a development store as
a portfolio site for your business, to test any themes or apps that
you create, or to set up a Shopify account for a client. Setting up a
development store and handing it off to a client gives you a monthly
recurring revenue share.
I made my website in www.mantarrayamx.com and everything worked well, but today I got a message from google telling me that someone is misusing my website through this address:
Http://www.mantarrayamx.com/~stechies/Blessin/ba/
Does anyone know how I can solve this security problem please?
After some research, I found that the ~stechies means, home directory of a user perhaps "stechies". I found a website with the same a domain name https://www.stechies.com/ I am not sure if they are behind this or they are hacked as well.
Any help to stop this redirection is much appreciated.
I solved this problem by contacting my web hosting provider, they updated the php and mysql versions of your linux server,
In a nutshell you do not have enough privileges to do it for yourself, only your web hosting provider can solve it
We have a website which advertises a competition on TV each month. When the advert runs the website gets around 4000 submissions and this causes it to crash
The website runs off Silverstripe and is hosted on Apache.
I have read about queuing, and this sounds like the solution but I have spoken to the Silverstripe dev and the Server admin and both say that the other needs to make this happen.
My question is should the queuing be done on the website or the server?
To help Silverstripe handle lots of requests you can install the Static Publishing module:
http://www.silverstripe.org/introducing-the-static-publish-queue-module/
Your developer would implement that on the website.
This will create a flat version of your website that is served to users. This greatly reduces server load.
What kind of server are you running? You can get many different types these days... for example some do load balancing etc which might help prevent the crashing.
Also there are plenty of third party applications that you could integrate with to help you with job queuing like http://www.iron.io/ or http://aws.amazon.com/sqs/.
Another option is to find a module for silverstripe that already exists... I had a really quick look on github and found a one that might do the job you require -
https://github.com/silverstripe-australia/silverstripe-queuedjobs
Let me know how you get on :)
Good overview of all the areas to look at for SilverStripe on http://www.silverstripe.org/improving-silverstripe-performance/.
I have SAM BROADCASTER PRO and I want to integrate it to my website for live streaming and showing playlist.It will be a great help if I get a solution over here.
I can't write much more as I don't have much experience with it.
And one more thing it is bought from spacial.com
If you look the folder into which you installed Sam Broadcaster. By default I think it goes to /program files(x86)/spacialaudio/ you will find two folders, SamHTMLweb and SamPHPweb. Both of these can be uploaded to a web server and with a little configuration provide you with a dedicated web site for Sam Broadcaster.
If your desire is to intergrate it with an existing website than you can find code in either of these folders that you can incorporate into your existing website.
I'm currently working on a chat-bot for IBM Lotus Sametime. I'm following this tutorial.
My problem is, that I don't know how to test my bot: I've got access to a Sametime server, but I only have my personal account. It's no problem to log the bot in with this username and password, but I can't test it, because I can only log in with the same account and the bot won't react.
My question is: What is the best way to test such a bot? Can anyone point me at a working public server where I can register two accounts? Am I missing something?
Thank you
Btw: I already tested http://bleedyellow.com/ and the link from this tutorial. They all seem to be unreachable or long since abandoned.
The best way to test a bot, as with any software development exercise like this, is to do so on a test server, with a test account. bleedyellow.com is an active community, but it doesn't offer public test accounts. You'll need to set up a dev / test Sametime instance.