I want to know the details about how to add and retrieve an audio file using the LDAP protocol?
Is it possible? If, then how does it work?
Can anyone help me please providing the details?
The LDAP protocol doesn't read or write files.
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how do i get information from this page 'https://console.cloud.google.com/iam-admin/quotas' programmatically, i couldn't find any API service to do this, is there a way to do it?
Currently, this is not possible to achieve, however, there's a feature request to consider having this functionality.
I'm wondering if there is a way to connect to Facebook using VB.net? By connect I mean I would be able to access friend list, notifications, messages etc.
So far I have managed to validate the log in - i.e. it tells you if a user exists with the specified details. But now I'm stuck with how to view the accounts information.
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You will have to get an AppKey, this is required. Another thing is you have to install the sdk from Facebook. After this has been done, take a look at this project to get going, its too broad to post here...
https://github.com/prabirshrestha/FB-CSharp-SDK-First-FB-Application
https://developers.facebook.com
Good Luck!
I'm making a uploading program, though its just come to my thought of .exe .net decompliers. I want to know is it safe to put my FTP details in my program?
Depending on how you use the program. If it is only for you, then this should be OK, but I won't recommend doing it if you distribute the app somewhere.
Simplest way to see the strings in the program is using strings command on Linux or its equivalent on Windows - described here. This will show you the strings that are present in the file, and may be even simpler than obfuscating the code.
If you are going to distribute the app, I would suggest either:
Adding some configuring section, where the user himself enters the credentials, or
Permission the FTP to anonymous login correctly and let the users log in with anonymous login. It will have the same security strenght as adding the password to the file. This may be useful for just downloading the data, but won't really work for uploads, as anyone would be able to fill your FTP with any data. For that, you'll have to use the first way.
I am hoping to create an iPad app to do the following:
Download data from a user's machine/local server
Encrypt this data and store it securely on the iPad
Provide an API so that others can write specially signed apps that query this API to access the secure data.
Its is the last requirement I am starting to think is "impossible". Does anybody know whether it is possible or not and if not of any solutions?
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If you want to share data between applications, a good solution is to create a custom clipoard type, and have both applications access it.
You can also write your data in a file, and ask iOS to open that file in another application. This other application will then open and decrypt the contents of this file.
For a number of reasons, I do not want to host an actual LDAP server.
Instead, through PHP, I want to simulate the essential functions of an LDAP server.
So I want, for instance, to be able to respond to ldap_search, ldap_connect, ldap_bind, ldap_unbind, etc.
Results would come from MySQL.
It looks like ldap_search would be a matter of returning the same response that an LDAP URL Query would return, which is like a JSON format, but I am unsure about e.g. ldap_bind.
Right now I am just researching the feasibility of providing a "simulated" LDAP Server. I would greatly appreciate any thoughts on how much this would require, using PHP/MySQL.
Thanks in advance!
I think you'll have to go through the protocol specifications and basically build a server implementation. It will give you an idea what you need to do, an LDAP client app will follow the protocol specs very closely.
Specs: https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc4510