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My Flutter app displays photos from an S3 compatible Filebase bucket. I'd like to avoid making this bucket public and only allow access to these photos through the Flutter app. I've looked into signed URLs but am not sure how to restore access to the urls once they've expired.
Any suggestions for how I can make my bucket accessible only through the Flutter App?
Filebase is a storage service that allows the use of most S3 tools such as AWS CLI, S3CMD, S3FS-FUSE, S4CMD and signed URLS.
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I have configured AWS SSO WebAuthn using fingerprint scanner on my Macbook. It saves me a ton of time not having to copy the authenticator code. Works seamlessly for Chrome.
However, I need to have it working on Safari or Firefox too as I want to have multiple accounts open at once.
When I open SSO link in Safari and Firefox, it gets stuck here.
Couldn't find any solutions for this. Anyone know how to fix this?
I used to face the similar challenge with Safari on MacBookPro M1. However, the issue seem to have disappeared. The caveat is that you should register the fingerprint scanner as SSO's MFA device from Safari again. Currently, I have registered the same fingerprint scanner as SSO's MFA device twice, one each for Safari and Chrome.
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I'm looking for an easy to use static file service that I can use with my application server. I'm using Django and just need a simple service that let's me host static files that I can call from my templates.
It would be best if the service had an easy way to secure certain files and had a way to easily integrate that secure file sending.
I could just use a webserver I have, but I'm currently testing Heroku and it doesn't host static files. I'd use my other webservers, but I'm looking for something that can handle the secure files better then just an ngix server. I'm not a great admin so I was hoping for a easy-to-use API based or something static server host.
Essentially I want to do what is described in here: http://forum.slicehost.com/comments.php?DiscussionID=1929
But from a server that is not "local" to the application server, like http://wiki.nginx.org/NginxXSendfile that requires.
Well that depends on what you need. Are you looking for a CDN, then go to google and search CDN and spend a few hours picking one out. If you're looking to store user uploaded files perhaps try S3.
If your looking for how to deal with this in django. Well then that's what the STATIC_URL (or MEDIA_URL) setting handles for you (as well as the {{ MEDIA_URL }} idiom is for in templates (replaced by staticfiles in django 1.3)
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I'm looking to build a mobile/web based team management system, it will be around web development, database , services and mobile development.
The website should be very simple, and the web service should be efficient (as lest bandwidth as possible between the mobile application and it).
the site should be easily add and remove users and users will be with different accounts and different rules.
So as developer what web programming language do you suggest and what type of web service shall be built.
The language behind the scenes has little to do with how the website looks, works, and how much bandwidth it uses. Use a language you or your team are familiar with.
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My company is considering buying Xcelsius to allow users the production of dashboards
I think the tool is quite powerful as far as the dashboard creation is concerned, many widgets, based on Excel which the users know well...
I was wondering how good the product was to retrieve data from a web service (WCF for instance) and if the generated SWF was able to update it once it has been published on a web server
Any feedback appreciated.
Thanks
I know it has been quite some time since you asked this question but here is my answer. The company that I work for uses Xcelsius to create dashboards from a web-service that serves up XML. There are properties in an Xcelsius project that allow the swf to re-query the web-service when parameters have been changed.
The only problem that we have had with the product is it is difficult (possibly impossible, we haven't figured it out) to use a web-service that has authentication. Xcelsius only hit's a URL for the web-service and as such cannot change the authentication headers if the web-service requires a username/password.
In the Web Service connection there is a tab for "Advanced". On this tab you can enter anything you want sent in the SOAP header... such as username & password. Xcelsius doesn't understand the idea of logging in, but putting the static text here will include it in the header and allow you to access data that requires authentication.
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I have three websites that I want to generate tiny urls for search result pages every time someone clicks search. I like the http://bit.ly api and the fact that it offers tracking. However, it requires me to provide a password and does not offer ssl support. Does anyone know of a similar service that offers tracking, and a https accessible API?
I think short URLs for HTTPs connections are really bad idea. After all SSL is here to ensure (part of its job) that you are actually talking to the server requested.
But in short URL scenario you are talking to a different server first - an ideal scammer situation.
Bit.ly doesn't require you to send a password using their API; they require you to pass a token (aka API Key) that isn't in any way tied to your password. It's an URL shortening service after all. Considering all the information is pretty much public anyway, security shouldn't be a concern.