gimme | Creating time bound IAM Conditions with ease and flair | Identity Management library
kandi X-RAY | gimme Summary
kandi X-RAY | gimme Summary
Gimme’s purpose is to allow you to move your organisation to a point where people only have the basic permissions they need to do their job. Using Gimme anyone can then grant others additional access to resources, for example during an incident or to help troubleshoot or debug an issue. Gimme leverages time bound IAM Conditions to ensure people only gain truly temporary extra privileges. NOTE: In order to be able to use Gimme you’ll need to have access to the private beta of the IAM Conditions Framework in Google Cloud Platform. You can [sign up for it over here] Gimme uses OAuth to authenticate users and obtain an access token, which it will then use for any action it takes. As such, the person attempting to grant someone else additional permissions needs to have the necessary rights on the target resource to do so. This normally means they need to be an owner or editor of the resource, or have been granted the capability to modify the IAM policy of the resource.
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- Show the web page
- Set the condition for a project
- Return the project project URL
- Add conditional binding
- Decorator for views that require login
- Checks if a domain is in valid_domains
- Create a Flask application instance
- Register blueprints
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QUESTION
I m making a simple app which fetch the data through an API , I want to add a button on my recyler view to share the link of the image but when i click the share button my app craseh with below mentioned errors My Adapter of recylerview :-
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-10 at 04:27Change adapter = new Adapter(getApplicationContext(), arrayList);
to
QUESTION
I'm extracting the original URL from twitter using NodeJS and I have the following functions
First I extract the tweet and save its body in a variable as follows
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-06 at 07:13This is likely not happening because of nested functions, but because of .then()
. An UnhandledPromiseRejectionWarning
happens when the promise fails, and you don't have code to handle the rejection. Here, you have only one argument for .then()
which handles fulfilled promises, but you should add a second argument that is a callback for rejected promises (what happens when the promise fails and is unfulfilled).
Basically, what is happening is that in your extractTransactionURL(url)
function, we end up calling reject(error)
in the promise it returns. However, the .then()
has no callback to handle the rejection and throws the warning.
Here is what you could do:
QUESTION
I was expecting this program to raise an error when I feed it 3 as a valid Scale value, but no such luck:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-09 at 10:08You need to enable assertions. Either compile with -gnata
or set an appropriate Assertion_Policy
QUESTION
I'm just gonna say it right away that I have no experience whatsoever in python. I'm trying to make a bot for a private Discord server that posts a random image (.jpg) from a ftp server (root directory) after typing '$gimme'. #file names are random jibberish
I've searched for hours to find a solution but I always get stuck at something. I can't figure out the syntax of ftp in conjunction with discord since my knowledge of python is as close to non-existent as it gets and no matter how much I search for an answer I can't figure it out.
This is really my last option, I have nowhere else to look for. I hope someone with a little bit more knowledge than me can help me out.
Thank You
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-30 at 08:06EDIT with the callback method
I know python and FTP not discord but by looking at the docs I found how to send a file in discord. I made the following code (without test). I add a function which randomly get a file from FTP the server and call this function in the on_message function
QUESTION
The Code goes as follows which is giving me an error of onResponse
method:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-17 at 17:19You should first check the Response of your request.
Here it is:
You are converting the whole response to a string and passing it as a URL in Glide. but you only need the image URL from this response.
So Your image URL should be like this:
QUESTION
This is regarding the answer to a question I asked on the math stack.
I'm looking to convert this question/solution into python, but I'm having trouble interpreting all of the notation used here.
I realize this post is a bit too 'gimme the code' to be a great question, but I ask with the intention of understanding the math involved here. I don't understand the language of mathematical notations used here in concert very well, but I can interpret python well enough to conceptualize the answer if I see it.
The problem can be set up like this
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Answered 2021-Mar-12 at 23:36I'm not sure if this is exactly what you're after but this is how I would calculate, for example, the probability of getting a sum == 6. It's more practical than mathematical and just addresses this particular problem, so I'm not sure if it will help you under stand the maths.
QUESTION
I have blog and I want to rewrite the link
site.com/blog
-> for the blog index blog_posts.php
site.com/blog/{post-slug}
-> for the single_post.php?post-slug={post-slug}
site.com/blog/topic/{topic}
-> for the filtered_posts.php?topic={topic}
my problem is when I access to a post or a topic its access to site.com/blog
blog_posts.php
I think because when access to blog_posts.php
and write after it any think like kbjsflgjdouihaiufhslkdf
access to blog_posts.php
my try
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-03 at 12:09QUESTION
I'm making a function that takes a value using scanf_s and converts that into a binary value. The function works perfectly... until I put in a really high value.
I'm also doing this on VS 2019 in x64 in C
And in case it matters, I'm using
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-08 at 15:03The problem is indeed related to the power-of-two size of the number you've noticed, but it's in this call:
QUESTION
Let's say I have a typeclass such as this one:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-08 at 09:16You should basically just add the required implicit evidence to your mapFun
method:
QUESTION
This is what I have so far:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-06 at 13:34You can go for range()
and foreach()
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