I learned about the greasemonkey recently. I have written scripts to skip every login page I encounter by submitting the value of password in plain text. My doubt is that does greasemonkey uploads every script file present in its script directory and publishes it on userscripts.org. I was not able to get any clear information on this subject in their privacy options or on greasespot.net.
No, Greasemonkey does not automatically upload your scripts anywhere. To upload to userscripts.org, you must manually log in and upload yourself.
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During the the "input step", I need to make a binary file available for the user to download and validate.
Ideally as a clickable link directly in the input-step dialog if that is possible somehow?
"archive artifact" does not work, since the artifact only becomes visible after the job has finished.
A link directly to the file in workspace would be ideal, but there does not seem to exist a way for groovy to find out the URL to the workspace.
The html publisher might work. But the problem of linking to it from the input-step dialog remains.
you can try to copy your file to $JENKINS_HOME/userContent and then access it via https://YourJenkinsHost.com/jenkins/userContent/YourFileName
I am trying to write some text to the file on Server. Text file server path is:
http://test.info.com/log.txt
So, whatever we will write on this text file can able to see in browser. Please anyone suggest me.
In one word, There is no on the fly write possible from mobile to server file.
Justification:
Question:
What's happen if I paste the logfile URL(http://test.info.com/log.txt)
into the browser?
Answer:
It will just download the log.txt file. Also, It will not allow doing
direct editing in the browser too. If it will is not feasible from the browser So how can we do it from the mobile end?
Alternatives:
Recently I worked with the same type of requirements. I have achieved it by creating the local log.txt file. Write into this file. Every day, I have uploaded the same log file into the server.
To write into the log file, I have used SwiftLog(Simple and easy logging in Swift)
You need to create 2 APIs on the server where your text file is kept. One API to get the data of the text file. Once that is done, show it in a TextView and edit it.
After editing, you can call another api to send the updated data back to the server.
I currently need to be able to allow a user to upload a file to Jenkins for the job to then use.
I understand that the File parameter can allow me to do so, but how about if the user needs to add 100 files?
Is there a way to either:
Allow multiple files to be uploaded at once?
Upload a folder instead and then use my script to loop through the folder?
As a side note, the filenames need to have the same name as they had before they are uploaded too. When uploading one file via the File parameter, I could work around fixing that. With 100 files, maybe less so...
I want prevent users from uploading shell (exploit) on my host. I remember fckeditor, had few bugs that allowed a hacker uploads files on server. Is there a similar issue with ckeditor?
How trust to users files and make sure they aren’t fake files, for example: a hacker can edit inside a pdf files -> file have pdf extension and type but has malicious code.
Is using htmlencode,htmldecode enough for XSS attack?
CKEditor doesn't include any file upload, you have to add that part.
Again, CKEditor doesn't have that part. They sell CKFinder to fill that role and it has some checks to verify that the uploaded file is safe, but you must be very careful about which users do you allow to upload files to your server.
No. If you're using a WYSIWYG editor you are not going to htmlencode the provided data, and other basic tricks aren't also enough. You need a full check like HTMLPurifier
Is it possible to upload files to a server, with flash only? I'm looking for a SWF file that's able to do this task. So my question is:
is it possible to upload a file with flash alone (no PHP or ASP)
in case this is possible: is there a simple SWF-file to do this task which I could use?
is it possible to upload a file with flash alone (no PHP or ASP)
Of course not - how will the server know what to do with the file if there's no server side script?
in case this is possible: is there a simple SWF-file to do this task which I could use?
In general, you'll also need JavaScript (and somewhere to post the file to, so some server-side script).
This one is a self-contained solution: http://code.google.com/p/swfupload/
Otherwise, this jQuery plugin is quite good: http://www.uploadify.com/