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I'm trying to work with active directory from Rust by following the c++ examples Microsoft posts for the ADSI API and the Windows-RS crate. I'm not understanding quite what is going on here:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/api/adshlp/nf-adshlp-adsopenobject
They create an uninitialized pointer to IADs (drawing from my c# knowledge, it looks like an interface) then, when it comes time to use it, they have a double pointer that is cast as void. I tried to replicate this behavior in Rust, but I'm thinking I'm just not understanding exactly what is happening. This is what I've tried so far:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-11 at 07:10Pointer parameters are often used in FFIs as a way to return data alongside the return value itself. The idea is that the pointer should point to some existing object that the call will populate with the result. Since the Windows API functions often return HRESULT
s to indicate success and failure, they use pointers to return other stuff.
In this case, the ADsOpenObject
wants to return a *void
(the requested ADs interface object), so you need to give it a pointer to an existing *void
object for it to fill:
QUESTION
I have a C++ application that runs LDAP queries against Active Directory. The API I am using is explained at https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/api/iads/nf-iads-idirectorysearch-executesearch.
Is LDAP select query against active directory atomic?
Or to put it another way: What would happen if AD changes while a LDAP query is running?
EXample: Imagine there are two users and my query is collecting users list. After collecting user_1, another query deletes user_1 and creates user_3. Does my query collects user_2 and user_3 or the server hides the new changes from it?
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-21 at 06:30In general, LDAP update operations are atomic (they target a single entry), but searches are not run within a transaction and will return entries as they are at the time the process reads them.
QUESTION
Is there a way to increase the width of tooltip in bootstrap vue. I have live a big statement to be shown in the tooltip. and the tooltip is displaying the message as three words in a row. so the height of the tooltip is more and the width is less.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Nov-12 at 13:50Try this
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ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-12 at 01:30I do believe that is AdMob. I've had a lot of success using it in my apps, one of the better networks. Another good one is ChartBoost (pretty quick and easy setup, supports full screen still and interactive ads)
QUESTION
This method is trying to get all OU's directory below the Center ou, one at a time, that match the names in my list of Center objects.
Next for each one it tries to set a couple properties (that have not been created before)
It gets the OU, goes to the .Add branch and crashes. What am I misunderstanding.
I get exception with "Unspecified error\n\n", with the following call stack
at System.DirectoryServices.Interop.UnsafeNativeMethods.IAds.PutEx(Int32 lnControlCode, String bstrName, Object vProp) at System.DirectoryServices.PropertyValueCollection.OnInsertComplete(Int32 index, Object value) at System.Collections.CollectionBase.System.Collections.IList.Add(Object value) at System.DirectoryServices.PropertyValueCollection.Add(Object value) at StudentPortalDevFixTool.Form1.buttonfixCenters_Click(Object sender, EventArgs e) in D:\TFS\StudentPortalDevFixTool\StudentPortalDevFixTool\Form1.cs:line 599
I've done this before but it was like 8 years ago. Thanks.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-03 at 21:51The only possible cause I can guess at is that ctr.ctrid
is null
or some weird type it can't handle. But the error message of the exception will confirm that, if you can share that.
But some other comments:
QUESTION
I am a co-owner of several Outlook Distribution Lists (DL's). I can edit them in Outlook, adding and removing members directly in there. However, I cannot edit them through a simple .NET program:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-17 at 14:28I finally figured this out. I was confused by this permissions problem since I could edit the DL in Outlook, but not thru .NET.
I started looking for differences between the DL's that I could edit thru .NET and those that I could not, and found the difference was represented in the AD property shown in this GUI as "Manager can update membership list":
Even though I was the "manager" (list owner), if the DL didn't have that property set, I could ONLY edit in Outlook.
I didn't want to have to visually check all the DL's, so I wrote the following code to detect the "real" owners/editors of a DL:
QUESTION
I have a web/IIS server (Win2012R2) in which users authenticate against Active Directory (DC = Win2016). I cannot unlock an AD account via C# from this web server. How can I do it?
Things I have tried or proven:
Creating a domain admin account and explicitly using those credentials when instantiating the
PrincipalContext
. Also logging into the domain controller with this admin account and unlocking the account successfully (manually). Whether I pass in aPrincipalContext
with hard-coded credentials or not, I can confirm that the credentials are valid in either case (ex.ctx.ValidateCredentials("my_user", "my_pwd")
). I can confirm that myUserPrincipal
is not null and that I am able to read the correct value of the user's locked status viaIsAccountLockedOut()
.I can successfully unlock the account using PowerShell from the web server using any domain admin account.
Code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Oct-03 at 21:11The context is not relevant here. The account running the web site process in IIS needs to have permission to do the unlock.
I have a site that does this, and I had to set the site in IIS to run using a special domain account created for that purpose that only has the exact specific permissions it needs. You don't need or want a full domain admin account exposed via a web site this way.
QUESTION
I have a view controller that is setup with a UITableView in UIStoryboard. The UITableView is constrained to the SafeArea of the controller on all four sides.
It may seem that this question has been asked before, but each time I have found the question, it is because there are changes taking place in viewDidLayoutSubviews that cause the loop to occur. I have a blank implementation of viewDidLayoutSubviews and basic UITableViewCells (no nib). Yet in iOS 11, Xcode 9.2, flicking the tableview up causes viewDidLayoutSubviews to be called on an endless loop. This is my implementation:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Dec-29 at 01:32EDIT This was definitely a bug in iOS 11 thru at least iOS 11.2, but in iOS 12 the bug no longer exists.
It looks like you've found a bug. I was able to reproduce the problem in a minimal example project, which I've posted at GitHub here:
https://github.com/mattneub/InfiniteLayoutSubviewsBug
Download the project and run it. You'll see a simple table with three rows. Scroll the table view up and let go. Watch the console. We are getting repeated calls to viewDidLayoutSubviews
, once every 1/60 of a second, forever.
Note that this is not caused by a recursive layout loop in our code. My example doesn't even call super
. All it does is log. This is the runtime itself calling viewDidLayoutSubviews
repeatedly forever. No code of ours (except print
) runs while this is happening.
Other observations:
As you rightly observed, if you change the example so that the navigation bar doesn't use large titles, the problem goes away.
If you change the example so that the table view is not positioned using autolayout, the problem goes away.
If you change the example (rather more elaborately) so that the view controller is a UITableViewController subclass, the problem goes away; we get some repeated calls to
viewDidLayoutSubviews
but not forever, just while scrolling.
QUESTION
I recently started porting our .Net 4.6 web application to .Net Core 2.0 and am having some problems regarding the access to System.DirectoryServices.AccountManagement
I want to access GroupPrincipal.getMembers()
but keep getting an UnsafeNativeMethods
exception:
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Dec-14 at 20:19Ok, seems that I've found a solution/workaround:
I saw that it processes the principals and throws an exception after processing them. So I just put the principals in another list and caught the exception.
The new list contains all principals and can be accessed without problems.
QUESTION
Today I experienced some strange behaviour of the Appstore. We released new update for our app, it became live for couple of hours -> I could see it also in our analytics, but after couple of hours the update was rollbacked & is not accesible on the Appstore anymore, although in iTunes Connect this update is in state Ready for sale.
I was looking for reasons why it disappeared from the AppStore, but I couldn't find one. Our app doesn't provide any in-app purchases, nor any advertisements/iAds. The only thing I've found on the Itunes Connect was this official explanation in Apple's documentation.
My app status is Ready for Sale but I cannot see my app on the App Store. Why? The following factors could prevent your app from showing up on the App Store:
Make sure to check the status of your agreements. If the agreement status is Pending Contract, you may have to agree to the PLA or Paid Applications agreement or complete the associated bank and tax information for that agreement.
Make sure the availability date provided in the Rights and Pricing section is prior to today's date. If the date provided in the Rights and Pricing section is in the past, make sure you made your app available in at least one App Store territory.
If your app was scheduled to go live within the last 24 hours, the app may still be updating in the App Store cache. Once the 24-hour caching window has passed, close and open iTunes and search for your app again. You can also click View in the App Store from the More tab on your app's page in My Apps.
Because the app version went live, I believe we don't apply to any of these points. Furthermore - the dev account is paid & all contracts updated.
Any suggestions?
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Nov-08 at 11:17After all it was the window cache thing. Update made it to the production, but was rollbacked until the appstore cache system didnt push it to prod again. Strange, but after all Apple made our update available to our users
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