AMR | official implementation for the paper : Jinhui Tang | Machine Learning library

I have a schema where I'm trying to generate a nanoid to show on the front end. (The default MongoDB ObjectID is too long to display to users.)

What I've done is to insert it into my schema as a default value that generates a new string each time an instance of the model is created.

These are the instructions provided by the nanoid docs for dealing with Mongoose

I have three applications participating the AzureAD OBO flow :

1. Angular FrontEnd --> Registered with AzureAD as OIDC app

2. ASP.NET Core Web API --> Registered with AzureAD as SAML app

3. NAV OData Service --> Registered with AzureAD as SAML app

Here goes the complete flow :

1. Angular frontend application signs a user into Azure AD and request a delegated access token for Web API 1 (ASP.NET Core Web API)

2. Client application then calls Web API 1 with the issued access token

3. Web API 1 in turn needs to call a downstream Web API 2 (NAV OData Services) so it uses its access token (in step 2 above) to request an access token for Web API 2. What happens in this step is that Web API 1 uses the OBO flow to exchange its access token for another resource’s access token. The exchanged token is still issued on behalf of the original sign in user and it has delegated permission.

4. Web API 1 uses the new access token to call Web API 2

In the above I am getting error in the Step 3.

Error details :

I have set up authentication using Azure AD single tenet. Using applications roles for authorization.

The API is asp.net core 3.1 with a swagger client. All is tested and everything works. The Blazor client can login. But user.Identity has no role claims so AuthorizeView are not working.

So what am I missing? a nuget package or do I have to map the roles to a custom user account?

This is my jwt token with the 3 roles

I have a .NET Core Identity Provider (which also uses IdentityServer4) which authenticates SPA applications with Azure AD. I am adding an "oid" claim with the object identifier value received from Azure. The problem is that from the SPA application I can see the "oid" claim in the ID token but cannot see it in the access token. I need the oid in the access token as well. Here is the relevant code:

Startup.cs

I am trying to perform speech to text on a bunch of audio files which are over 10 mins long. I don't want to waste storage on the cloud bucket by straight-up uploading wav files on it. So I am using ffmpeg to convert the files either to ogg or mp3 like: ffmpeg -y -i audio.wav -ar 12000 -r 16000 audio.mp3

ffmpeg -y -i audio.wav -ar 12000 -r 16000 audio.ogg

For testing purpose I ran the speech to text service on a dummy wav file and it seemed to work, I got the text as expected. But for some reason it isn't detecting any speech when I use the ogg or mp3 file. I could not give amr files to work either.

My code:

I have below code to generate JWT token.

Is it possible to create a trust that allow federated users from cognito to assume role according to a custom attribute?

For example with a tenant attribute:

I'm trying to create a FederatedPrincipal in aws-cdk with multiple Action as shown below:

Currently, I'm doing this (as shown below) in c#

I'm trying to automate some tests with protractor and jasmine and I'm using async/await to resolve the promises.

The issue is, when an error does happen, the stack trace is TOO short and thus, I can't seem to locate the source of the issue.

I did make sure to put SELENIUM_PROMISE_MANAGER to FALSE in the config file.

I'm using protractor 7 along with node 14.16.0

Does anyone know how to solve this ? There are not enough details

Here's a code snippet