StoreClient | Portable Class Library that gives you access to the Windows
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A Portable Class Library that gives you access to the Windows Phone Store data.
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QUESTION
I'm getting the below error. I am trying to configure Cosmos as a Cache for MSAL.
The input ttl 'null' is invalid. Ensure to provide a nonzero positive integer less than or equal to '2147483647', or '-1' which means never expire.
Full error:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-16 at 19:29By the error trace, the version you are using seems old: Windows/10.0.19042 cosmos-netstandard-sdk/3.4.2
.
Current Nuget package (preview-5) requires SDK >= 3.11.0.
Could you please try and update the Nuget package to the latest preview-5 version?
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in my NestJS application I'm using the local passport strategy to secure the login route which then returns a jwt. This process is working properly.
Now I implemented logic in my local-strategy to prevent brute-force (in addition to the overall rate limit in main.ts) as described here. When I throw a TooManyRequests HttpException I also want to set the 'Retry-After' header to be able to give the user helpful information in the frontend. But I don't have access to the response object in the guard. I tried to implement an interceptor which did not help. In addition I only have access to the calculated value for 'Retry-after' in my local strategy, as the value is calculated there.
What's the right approach to set this header? Here's my code which is not working properly yet.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-07 at 18:55There's a couple of options you have instead of using the strategy as you're currently doing.
like you said, in a guard throw the exception where you have access to the
ExecutionContext
so you cancontext.switchToHttp().getResponse()
for the response object and be able to set headers as needed (you're currently trying to do this in a strategy file)Use a package like nestjs-throttler and use its decorators to help with setting up rate limiting
QUESTION
I play with this package rate-limiter-flexible
but I can't do what I want.
I explain , I would like each user have a counter
and when this counter is reach user is blocked and user
can reset this counter if he pay a new package api
call.
At this moment I can block
an user when he reach maximal point
:
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-25 at 12:49I know two options:
- Create a rate limiter with 1,000,000,000 points. Consume depending on usage plan: freemium consumes 10,000,000 points per request, silver plan consumes 1,000,000 per request, gold plan consumes 1,000 points per request, etc. Delete previously consumed points by IP, when a new plan bought.
- Create separate rate limiter for each plan with different amount of points. Consume from appropriate rate limiter depending on user's plan.
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