sIRC | general purpose IRC library for Java , to be | Chat library
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Sorcix Lib-IRC (sIRC) is a simple IRC library for Java.
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- Handle incoming messages
- Parses the IRC command line
- Connects to the specified server
- Parses the mode changes line
- Removes all registered services
- Returns an iterator over all registered services
- Remove a service
- Sends messages from the output queue
- Take a raw line from the queue
- Set the away mark
- Send a raw command to the server
- Gets the port number
- Removes a server listener from this connection
- Removes a mode listener from this connection
- Removes a message listener from this connection
- Returns true if this connection is using SSL
- Attempts to parse the given string as an integer
- Gets the server address
- Adds an existing SIRCS service
- Returns an Iterator containing all users
- Sends a PTC PING command
- Set the custom address for this user
- Returns true if the line has any arguments
- Adds a raw line to the front of the queue
- Gets a shared user
- Compares this channel with the given channel name
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QUESTION
I have these following data.frames:
dt1
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-May-03 at 21:53Here is one option with anti_join
QUESTION
I would like to ask little theoretically.
I have an angular6 + spring app that has its own client, app-specific client data. These data can be divided into two groups
- managment-data: Like client roles that allow client to visit different parts of app
- client-data: personal settings, history of activities etc.
Because I would like to make login as user-friendly as possible, I would like to implement facebook login.
After user click "FB login button", facebook returns me some-user info and mainly a security token. How could I use this to securely communicate with my BE.
When someone sends request to BE, I need to be sure, that its the same person that logged in to facebook.
- If I send this token as part of request, what stops possible attacker to somehow obtain token and then impersonate original user?
- In what form I should send data I got from Facebook to my own server?
- How should I work with token on server?
- How can I validate its authenticity?
Thank you for answers
Filip Širc
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Answered 2018-Dec-06 at 03:24You should look into the usage of OpenID Connect along with OAuth protocol. It allows you to authenticate the user to your client application (Angular6 + Spring app) to verify the user details.
When you are sending an access token to access a certain resource, you should avoid sending it as a request parameter. Usually it is encouraged to send it under the Authorization header of the request as a bearer token. However, if you want it to be extra secure, you could encode the token before sending so that it would be difficult to decode it and steal any valuable information.
Also, when you are sending sensitive information, it ise better to send them in the form of a JSON Web Token (JWT). You can use a third party library to create a jwt to include the information that need to be sent to the server. You can sign the jwt with your own signature which can be validated later. Refer https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc7519 for detailed information about jwts.
You should use the claims in your access token to grant a user access to the resource you are protecting. Since most of the tokens are sent in the form of jwts, you can decode them and get check the necessary claims such as scopes, audience (client app), subject (user), etc.
Most importantly, you should validate the signature of the token sent from Facebook to make sure its an authentic one. For this, you have to get the public key details from Facebook's jwks endpoint and validate the signature using a third party library (auth0, nimbusds, etc.). Facebook's digital signature will be unique and this verification process is the best way to ensure the security. Also, you can check whether certain claims in the token match your expected values to validate the token. This can also be done through libraries such as ones mentioned above. Here's auth0 repo for you to get a general idea.
QUESTION
I downloaded a huge csv file (7,98 Gio) in order to import it on a postgres database. The problem is that the file is encoded in ISO-8859 and if I want to import it on postgres it must be in UTF-8.
So i tried to convert it in utf-8 using iconv command on Ubuntu subsystem (integrated in Windows 10). The problem is that the output file is still empty according to Properties window of the output file. And the command won't terminate until Ctrl+C is pressed.
Here is my command :
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jan-15 at 13:00iconv appears to want to load the entire file into memory, which may be problematic for large files. See iconv-chunks for a possible solution; from the iconv-chunks description:
This script is just a wrapper that processes the input file in manageable chunks and writes it to standard output.
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Install sIRC
You can use sIRC like any standard Java library. Please include the the jar files in your classpath. You can also use any IDE and you can run and debug the sIRC component as you would do with any other Java program. Best practice is to use a build tool that supports dependency management such as Maven or Gradle. For Maven installation, please refer maven.apache.org. For Gradle installation, please refer gradle.org .
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