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I am trying to filter a set of data returned by the MS Graph API's managedDevices endpoint using an odata filter.

Sending the request without a filter gets the expected result.

I apologize if this has been asked in the past. The last post (I found) here and on UserVoice asking this question was in 2017 so I wanted to be sure nothing has changed since then. I am able to disable/block local accounts in B2C via Graph by setting AccountEnabled to false. The message when the user tries to sign in is "Your account has been locked. Contact your support person to unlock it, then try again." Please correct me if that is not how to go about it. However, the same doesn't seem to work for federated accounts.

How can one disable/block sign-in for a federated/social account? Thank you for your help.

I am trying to access AWS elasticache(REDIS). I followed this instruction: https://redsmin.uservoice.com/knowledgebase/articles/734646-amazon-elasticache-and-redsmin

Redis is connected now but when I click on configuration. I got this error:

I am trying to read a person's Out of Office text with MSGraph. I understand the only way to do this is by getting the person's mailbox settings as indicated here.

Is there another way to read a person's Out of Office Message?

Assuming there is no other way I then have read for example in this link that to call GET /users/{id|userPrincipalName}/mailboxSettings you need to have Application Permissions for MailboxSettings.Read, MailboxSettings.ReadWrite. Is this still the case? It does not make sense to me that you need Application level permissions. Is there not a delegated (admin consent required) MailboxSettings.Read.All??? The problem is that most IT departments will be hesitant (or pigs are going to fly before some IT departments) give an application this permission to run without a signed in user.

Alternatively, I see that there is a User property of mailboxsettings, thus using the $select query parameter you can call this https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/users/{id}?$select=mailboxSettings does or should this work with the User.Read.All.

UPDATE in accordance with the suggestion below I have added 2 suggestions to the MSGraph user voice.

1. A person's out of office information should be included with their calendar / freebusy (getschedule) information.
2. There should be a Mailboxsettings.Read.All permission.

Please click on the link and vote them up if you agree.

When installing Subsystem for Linux and Ubuntu from store on his development machine I can switch (or start) to Ubuntu shell by simply

But the Ubuntu shell start in /home/techsupp folder by default. Is it possible to force it to start in same folder than the one I use my Ubuntu command?

So in my example I should be in

I have an UWP application, which executes some long running task for up to 1 or 2 hours. When I minimize my UWP application, the status of my application turns to Suspended and my long running task is suspended too. I wonder whether I could keep my long running task doing its job while my UWP app is suspended. I want this work for desktop, tablet and laptop.

Seeing from this post, using ExtendedExecutionSession can only run a task less than 10 minutes if no wall power for desktop; for tablet or laptop, it could run as long as screen is on, up to the battery.

I also looked into background task or background transfer - it seems background task not supporting work like mine; and background transfer only supports file transfer.

The only option I could see now is a win32 application, I could include it as part of my uwp application. And I could launch a process for the win32 application, pass info from uwp to this win32 by app service connection, then when my uwp application is suspended, my win32 application could go on working on the long running task. After my long running task is done, I can activate my uwp application to resume.

Is there any other option I could take a look here? Is there anything wrong to use the win32 process to run my long running task when my uwp is suspended? I have experimental code to package them in one appx, uwp can launch win32 process, and they can communicate to each other. Any input or concerns or suggestions are welcomed!

I want to integrate my app into the windows explorer. The users should be able to select more than one image and call from the context menue the option “resize”. Therefore I created the following windows.fileTypeAssociation

I have defined a build definition and adding some tasks to it. When I manually queue a new build I would like to be able to provide the value for an input of one of the tasks.

I thought I might be able to achieve this by linking the task input to a process parameter, but it's only a slightly improvement. The process parameter shows up on the 'Process' section which as at the top when I edit the build definition, so it's a bit easier to find.

I had really been expecting when I linked the task input for it to be linked to a variable under the 'Variables' tab. Those variables can be ticked to allow them to be configured at queue time.

Interestingly when I linked the input to a process parameter it was given a name like "Parameters.TheTaskInputName". I also thought I might be able to define that under the Variables tab and make it settable at queue time and tried that. This doesn't seem to make any difference either.

Should this work, if so, what am I doing wrong? Or is it a missing feature I should be posting on visualstudio.uservoice.com?

I have some question about some "best practice" for certain issues that we are facing using LUIS, QnA Maker, in particular for the Dispatcher:

1) Is there any best practice in case we have more that 15k utterances in the Dispatcher? That's looks like a limitation of the LUIS apps but the scalability of the model in the long run will be questionable.

2) Bing Spell Check for LUIS changes names and surnames for example, how to avoid this? I guess that Bing Spell Check is necessary when we are talking about ChatBots, since the typo are always behind the door, but using it for names is dangerous.

3) Cross validation is not supported out of the box, you would have split your data to folds with custom code (not difficult), use the command line to train and publish your model on your k-1/k folds, then send the k-fold utterances to the API one-by-one. Batch upload is only supported through the UI https://cognitive.uservoice.com/forums/551524-language-understanding-luis/suggestions/20082157-add-api-to-batch-test-model and is limited to a test set of 1,000 utterances. If we use the one-by-one approach, we pay $1,50 per 1k transactions https://azure.microsoft.com/de-de/pricing/details/cognitive-services/language-understanding-intelligent-services/ and this means to get cross-validation metrics for the 5 folds for example, we could be paying about 20$ for a single experiment with our current data, more if we add more data.

4) Model is a black box, which doesn't give us the ability to use custom features if needed.