Is there any way to connect to mongolab service in my swift app using DB user name and password instead of mongoAPI key? please help me with this.
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I'm trying to add an XMPP localhost account in Adium and failed to do so.
While adding it I'm not getting any error, it just showsRegistering...
I've found a link of a similar question here and gone through some of the discussions, but unable to get an idea of how to solve it.
Unable to register XMPP user using Adium
I'm using ejabberd XMPP localhost server.
Since you're using a local server you could just enable in-band registration. That way you can register as many accounts as you want.
However, if you're going to make your server public, just use this configs:
Allow anyone to register:
register-> all: allow
Only registrations from localhost:
trusted_network-> loopback:allow
With that configuration you could build a program on your localhost that accepts or denies registration based on some criteria.
Rails 5.1 gem 'google-cloud-firestore'
require 'google/cloud/firestore'
I just call firestore in backend.
How to keep connect firestore working when start backend server rails ??
How to setting this??
Pls help
I've been hungry for a long time to connect to the mysql database so that the user can not see the password. I do not know how to do it. I've been reading articles, here, but nowhere.
How does this, for example, make a discord? Which is connected to the mysql database, and yet the user can not see the password?
You should not connect directly to a database from the client application that the user runs. Instead you should create an API that requires authentication that the clients application can call.
I am working on an app which is using Cloud SQL database. I am already connected with Cloud SQL instance using instance name, user name, password. I am able to create tables (by adding model), drop tables (by check) from App Maker level.
However I can't insert record using form. I also can't present the data in tables.
I am getting following error,
Exception: Unable to connect to database. Check the connection string,
user name, and password. Executing query for datasource ModelSQL:
(Error) : Unable to connect to database. Check the connection string,
user name, and password. Executing query for datasource ModelSQL
failed.
Did you set the preview credentials? (App Settings > GOOGLE CLOUD SQL > SQL preview credentials > UPDATE).
Please re-type CloudSQL credentials: in application setting - Cloud SQL for Preview or in deployment settings for Deployments.
Also ensure that your user is Editor or Owner on Google Cloud Platform's project with CloudSQL instance. And re-check setup instructions: https://developers.google.com/appmaker/models/cloudsql
Is the app running as user or as developer (https://developers.google.com/appmaker/security/identity)?
I want to create a new iOS app.
and for this app I have some security questions
Example
The first start the user log in with username and password. When the log in is correct The user receive a api code. Just This code Will be stored in the app
So every time they use a make a request to the side like calling for the use a list I don't send the username and password I will send the api code for authentication.
Like this
https://example.com/api/{APICODE}/getUserList
The answer will be json
So my Questions are
- how to securely store the api code in the app
- is there a better way to make the requests
- I will store the requested data in the app, what is the best way, SQLite or plain files with json
The reason is That the app works without Internet
Thanks for help
Save secured data in the Keychain. For other you may use UserDefaults, files, SQLite DBs, CoreData