linkbot | pluggable ruby chatbot for slack | Chat library
kandi X-RAY | linkbot Summary
kandi X-RAY | linkbot Summary
Linkbot is a ruby chatbot designed to sit in your chat room and provide interesting/fun/useful responses to your queries. It has an easy-to-use plugin system and many plugins already written.
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- Returns true if the image exists
- Returns an array of seconds .
- Determine whether a room is allowed .
- Load connector
- Runs periodic loop
- Registers a callback to be used when registered .
- Unescape the given URL to a URL .
- Sends the periodic message .
- Add a message to the queue .
- Determines if the message is registered for the handler .
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QUESTION
I wrote a console app that will read a text file of links and test them using the HttpClient class to check if the links exist. It works wonderfully at home when tested against common links such as google.com.
When I run the app at under my work intranet, though, I get "Forbidden" errors when it checks links on our company Sharepoint and "Unauthorized" errors when it checks links on the Azure Website. My hope was that running it under my authorized Windows desktop PC would be all I needed for it to work, but nope.
Any hints one how to pass my Network credentials when I access the links with HttpClient?
EDIT: Added code to handle passed console argument (string of authentication cookies)
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-26 at 02:09You want to set UseDefaultCredentials
to true to use the current logged-on user credentials in your request. You can do that by instantiating your HttpClient like so:
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I am quite bogged down with the syntax here: role of the super and recursive manner.
In the code below, super.format is written inside the function called "format". As I search for the definition of super, it's parent class, which I guess LinkBot here. And this LinkBot class has a function calle d format. So, it looks to me this is made in the way of recursive.
And also super.formats() is defined inside formats(), which really seems awkward to me..
Can anyone help me what this is..?
Looking forward to finding anyone who saves from this jungle..
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-23 at 17:52It is more related on how class work. I just take your class as example to avoid overwhelming you.
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