It seems MailEnable limits users with 100 email per hour as default. I want to change that limit but couldn't find any option for this.
I digged manuals and configuration files but no luck.
Do you have any idea?
I believe this is doable in Mailenable Standard (v6).
Open the Mailenable interface and then expand
Servers > [your server] > Connectors
Right-click SMTP, then select Properties > Security tab
Here you can set a per-hour send limit.
It seems there is no way to do that in standard version.
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With ga.js I could track offline activity and send to my custom server or store in localhist by overriding the sendHitTask.
Like this:
https://www.google.se/amp/s/www.simoahava.com/amp/analytics/track-users-who-are-offline-in-google-analytics/
How can I achieve the same with gtag.js so I can customize where and in what data structure to send hits?
I know it's been a while since you've asked this question, but I wanted to share my findings regarding this matter:
Although gtag.js doesn't support sendHitTask (or an equivalent, as far as I know) it does support the transport_url parameter.
With this parameter you can set an alternate Transport URL to send the data to. It's originally designed to work with Server Side Tracking but it can also be used to capture requests to /g/collect/ or /r/collect/ endpoints on your own server.
I know it only partially resolves your issue, because you can't fully decide where to send the data. But at least it allows to alter the server where the data is sent.
Hope it helps!
I wonder if someone might be able to help us or offer some advice. We are a Java focused team, and are looking at extending our in house Authentication service, to offload most of the authentication , to use an LDAP server. That way we can simply use an out of the box password policy, which meets our criteria, plus we can use stuff such as replication etc. We are investigating which is the best free LDAP server to use.
So far we have investigated :
OpenLDAP (We found this is written in C, and documentation is not all that great).
Apache DS (We found this is good, but has a basic password policy. Mainly it does not seem to be extendable to fit one of our requirements (that the password policy should enforce mixed case characters, etc etc). This is surprising as the basic config options are ofcourse supported, eg. minimum length of password, maximum retries before being locked out etc etc.
Sun OpenDS (This fits all our needs, but no longer seems to be supported??. Please advise us if this assumption is wrong?It has great support for Password Validators, so that we can handle enforcement of mixed case passwords etc etc).
Oracle Unified Directory - This is the SUN DS server which is supprted. However, Oracle Unified Directory is not free unfortunately.
So, basically the question is 2 fold :
(1) Does anyone know how to extend the passowrd policy on Apache DS, such that we can support mixed case character enforcement. eg password must contain a mix of upper case and lower case chars aswell as atleast one digit etc etc. Or is this out of the box? I personally couldnt find any documentation on it?
(2) Does anyone know of any good and free LDAP servers that support this sort of stuff. Any ideas please?
Many Thanks,
R
After all of this, we finally found 389ds (ironically the last one we investigated). This we found was the best (for our needs anyway). The reason is that, it is has a great administration UI, does everything we need to do out of the box, plus, best of all, it is available in a costed option under RedHat. We didnt take the supported option, but nonetheless, as it is supported by RedHat, the documentation , we found was superb. Therefore, we felt confident that everything we needed to do wasexplained 100% rather than with some of the others, was half explained on some unmaintained wiki. So we advise all to look at 389ds.
I know ApacheDS doesn't support any extensions for ppolicy checks, can you file a feature request on ApacheDS's JIRA? We might try to get this included in the upcoming release.
I have filed this request https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DIRSERVER-1858
You should look at the http://forgerock.com/ OpenDJ which is an active and supported if you subscribe spin from OpenDS.
-jim
This might sound a little complicated, but as I'm often working on my local databases in Lotus Notes I got the problem, that I can not authenticate. So I'm always working as Anonymous on my database.
The Problem is, that I can not test all functions, because for that I would need a valid Notesname.
How can I authenticate on localhost to work with my name/account and not as Anonymous?
You can not authenticate XPages/web applicatons using the local HTTP preview. You need to install a local server to do that (which is a good thing anyway for XPages development).
Try connecting to your machine using the fully qualified domain name, e.g. ^http://mymachine.mydomain.com instead of localhost
You can add yourself to your local address-book. And have it added to Database Security as Manager or whatever you want. That will help you to login using HTTP for local database.
I am looking to also do this, and I recalled a tip from searchdomino.com, the poster is Shawn Dezego
http://searchdomino.techtarget.com/tip/Testing-Authentication-Authorization-in-a-Web-App-Locally-WIthout-Running-a-Domino-Server
Here's the gist:
Just create any groups in your local address book and add your name to
the proper groups, roles etc. Then go to your Domains public address
book (Domino Directory), copy your person doc and paste it in your
local NAB. That's it.
This is the same basic tip as offered by the adjacent commenter. However, I think this may not work for Xpages apps, so I am loading a local server anyway.
Just create a person document in local NAB (names.nsf) and add HTTPpassword field with your password (hash it using #password("mypassword") formula) as text.
Make sure the person document contains the Fullname field, where you can put as test list your aliases. But Notes will use the first field entry as your name.
And remeber to set the first entry in canonical way (cn=user/ou=organization/o=domain)
Now you are ready to use this name in ACLs and names' (nested) groups.
I suggest to use hosts file to remap localhost with your site domain.
Enjoy!
(P.S. : You need to add anonymous entry in your db's ACL, and set it to editor access level. Once opened the application with browser, use the url command "&login" to force Notes to authenticate you)
What I'm trying to do is figure up how I can configure a mail server such that mails to a specific address will trigger certain actions- e.g. inserting the subject line into a MySQL database, etc. This is for a web app in LAMP- basically I want people to be able to add things automatically via email if they'd rather do that than use the web interface. Kind of like how e.g. with Evernote you can send a mail to your custom address to add a note that way.
I realize this is a pretty vague question, what I'm looking for is a general place to start looking and learning. I'm reasonably familiar with website tech but when it comes to mail servers I'm completely clueless. I'm not looking for any specific implementation: Rather I just want to know what are the basics I need familiarize myself to be able to attack the problem.
If you want to trigger actions "in realtime" you best work with your own mailserver and use something like procmail: Here is an example from the procmail faq how to trigger actions on incoming mails: http://porkmail.org/era/procmail/mini-faq.html#rtfm
But if you can avoid this, just let the fun stuff of mailserver work handle your provider and scan one or more mailboxes via cron-job (on linux/unix) triggered scripts. A cronjob could e.g. be a command line PHP script or a wget script that does a HTTP request on your webserver script to start the action. Your script reads the actual mails via something like http://pear.php.net/manual/en/package.networking.net-pop3.php
(Try to avoid importing the same mail twice e.g. by relying on the message id of the mail or by creating SHA1/MD5 hashes on parts or the body of the mail).
A lot of ticket systems work like this (for example OTRS: http://otrs.org/downloads).
This is traditionally handled on unix-like systems using fetchmail and/or procmail.
Has anyone ever come across a way of a way to create an app that kind of mimics what Terminal Services manager does in Windows2003/XP.
I would like to write something that would either go and query a farm of server every n secs a get me a list of users logged in, there process's etc or do maybe type a username in and it goes and finds the user in the farm and returns their details.
Cheers
Luke
I would suggest using Cassia, a .NET library which uses internally the Wtsapi32 library Arnshea mentioned. For example, to list all users logged into a server:
Dim manager As New TerminalServicesManager()
Using server As ITerminalServer = manager.GetRemoteServer("your-server-name")
server.Open()
For Each session As ITerminalServicesSession In server.GetSessions()
If Not string.IsNullOrEmpty(session.UserName) Then Console.WriteLine(session.UserName)
Next
End Using
I've hacked this using qwinsta (query winstation is the mnemonic) and string parsing/regular expressions. Beware of firewalls and impersonation.
Take a look at psexec and the other ps* utilities from Microsoft (originally from SysInternals).