I am unable to do payment on test mode, I get this error message "The payment gateway account is in Test Mode. The request cannot be processed."
Is there a way to do it in Test Mode?
Test Mode on Authorize.Net really only provides basic connectivity testing and works only with one-time transactions. For testing anything more complex (such as tokenization or recurring billing), it's best to use a sandbox account in live mode.
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I need to detect all user login events including user authentication status (success/fail) from a C++ program. In other words, I need to detect all authentication success / authentication fail events.
I found online a few ways of doing this but each one has its own disadvantages:
Parsing the log files (/var/log/auth.log for example) but I find this quite inefficient to parse a text file and the format may be different from version to version.
Use audit subsystem to detect user activity but the audit subsystem is relatively new, and it may not be present on older machines
Use a PAM (portable authentication module) to detect user activity by injecting a .so in the authentication stack. Using this approach, I was able to nicely detect successful logins (by detecting the user "session start" event) but I'm struggling to detect the failed login attempts
because there is no specific event for this.
My current implementation is capturing the "auth start" and "session start" events using a PAM plugin and consider that a login failed if the "auth start" is not followed by a "session start" within a time threshold. The time threshold must be pretty big in order to avoid false positive (at least as long as the password input timeout) and this makes this method to have a huge delay. I also tried to capture the custom PAM plugin unload event (by adding a module destructor function) but the sshd for example, does not close the forked process when the SSH connection is closed.
Is there any trick I can do with the PAM module (or another Linux feature / module) to detect, in real time, the user login failed events?
Parsing btmp or utmp records may help . Those files are binary and there are lots of examples around about these.
can i check in-App purchase in the simulator ? because i don’t have iPhone real device so,i couldn’t able to create provisioning profile certificate so what is the way to check in-App purchase in the simulator
with Xcode 9.1 now and previous, I can't really finalize transaction, but made that
id <SKPaymentTransactionObserver> observer = self;
[[SKPaymentQueue defaultQueue] addTransactionObserver:observer];
in the appDelegate falls into SKPaymentTransactionStateFailed. That's still nice.
Using #if TARGET_IPHONE_SIMULATOR(from TargetConditionals.h) here and there you can implement a very lot of code and check it, of course your UIs, including sending payment requests to Apple. At the last time you must have a Device. By the way it's an error to publish anything on the App Store without having success in tests on at least one Device.
I am testing an application which is integrated with Amazon Mechanical Turk. In order to test it I need to accept HITs which require master qualification (in mturk sandbox). How can I get Master Qualification as a Sandbox Worker?
I have requested for master qualification from dashboard so many times.Still I cannot get it. Does anyone have any idea to proceed testing?
One solution I saw was to remove master qualification requirement from HIT and proceed testing, and that is not possible in my scenario. Thanks
I have FusionReactor ENT v5 on my new server,
I have FusionReactor STD Edition v.5 on my old server.
The only problem I am having is that the WebRequest Runtime Protection is not working.
I have checked the settings,
http://docs.intergral.com/display/FR50/Protection+Settings
Request Runtime Protection Strategy
This defines what happens when this protection type is triggered. The individual survival strategies are defined as follows:
Abort (with Email Notification): Protection will attempt to abort any requests that have run for too long and have triggered Request Runtime Protection. Optionally sends an email notification containing details about the triggering request.
Email Notification Only: Send an email notification (as long as notification is enabled in FusionReactor Settings) but take no further action.
My reactor.conf from my old server:
fac.archive.retention.value=100
crashprotection.pagelist.0.track_stats=true
user.0=Administrator,administrator,XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX,?p\=running&static\=&flavor\=WebRequest&__toc\=requests
crashprotection.pagelist.0.string=/directory1/directory2/SiteFile1.cfm
crashprotection.pagelist.1.string=directory1/directory2/SiteFile2.cfm
crashprotection.pagelist.count=2
crashprotection.email.address.to=TEST#domain.com
crashprotection.pagelist.1.scope=ALL
version=7
crashprotection.pagelist.0.scope=TIMEOUT
fruid=XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
crashprotection.pagelist.1.track_stats=false
crashprotection.pagelist.1.regex=false
crashprotection.pagelist.0.regex=false
fac.archive.retention.strategy=SIZE
crashprotection.email.active=true
crashprotection.pagelist.0.append_parameters=false
crashprotection.requests.level.min=5
crashprotection.pagelist.1.prepend_hostname=false
crashprotection.pagelist.0.prepend_hostname=false
crashprotection.pagelist.1.append_parameters=false
fac.scheduler.mailjob.enable=true
crashprotection.email.server=127.0.0.1
crashprotection.request_timeout=60
crashprotection.email.address.from=fusionreactor#domain.com
gruid=XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
My reactor.conf from my new server:
user.0=Administrator,administrator,XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
metrics.slow_threshold=2
crashprotection.email.active=true
crashprotection.email.server=127.0.0.1
crashprotection.request_timeout=10
email.hostname=local.domain.com
crashprotection.email.address.from=fusionreactor#domain.com
version=6
crashprotection.requests.level.min=5
metric.recent_slow_pages.statusthreshold.ok2w=1
crashprotection.email.address.to=testuser#omain.com
gruid=XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
fruid=XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
The test email works fine and the crash notication email works fine.
The slow web request does not
By the looks of things your new server config looks ok for the CrashProtection settings. It might just be that the Protection system has not taken the settings correctly.
Have your tried restarting your server?
It looks like there is a bug in the current FR 5 agent where the Crash Protection settings would not correctly update if Quantity protection is enabled. A server restart should correct this issue.
If you do not wish to restart your server, you can try putting all the protection settings back to the defaults, save them. Then setting up Runtime protection first.
Hopefully this will solve your issue.
If you have any other problems I suggest you contact the FusionReactor support team at support#fusion-reactor.com.
Kind Regards,
Ben Donnelly
FusionReactor Support
We need to fetch mutual friend data for each one of our new users. (We're currently doing that through the REST API.) In load testing for an upcoming traffic surge, we ran into API throttling, which breaks our production site. Oops!
In the Insights -> Diagnostics pane, it looks like they issue throttling warnings before they actually throttle. Is there some way we can monitor those limits in code so that we back off gracefully?
You will want to watch for the two errors coming back, then put your next call on a wait timer.
API_EC_TOO_MANY_CALLS Application request limit reached
API_EC_USER_TOO_MANY_CALLS User request limit reached
See: http://www.fb-developers.info/tech/fb_dev/faq/general/gen_10.html for more information.