I am trying to change my display name as a requester in mturk. Instead of my real name, I want a company name to show up.
Whatever I tried, did not make this change.
I tried changing my name in "Account Settings" in mturk, my global Amazon name, my Amazon address, nothing helped.
Also, I get inconsistent behavior with respect to what's shown in the greeting when I log-in to mturk. Sometimes the company name is shown, and sometimes my real name is shown (in the same spot).
(for workers, my real name is always displayed.)
I am not the first to have this problem:
https://forums.aws.amazon.com/thread.jspa?messageID=209269
Changing your name can be done online by following these steps:
Log into your Requester account at -- https://requester.mturk.com/
Click the "My Account" link in the upper right corner.
Under "Personal Settings", click the "Edit" button next to your name.
Log into the following screen to confirm ownership of the account.
Click the "Edit" button next to your name again.
Update your name and click the "Save Changes" button.
The change won't take effect shortly. It took a couple of hours in my experience, and somebody said 48+ hours. Anyway, being patient would be helpful.
Go to amazon.com and sign in. Click Your account, and then under settings, click Change Account Settings.
Editing the name there will change the name displayed to workers for Requester:.
Source: I just did this and it worked for me.
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I've read though a couple of tutorials, and watched several videos about this topic, but I'm not able to reproduce the steps shown there.
My AWS IoT Button is configurd correctly and works as it should. I then go to the Lambda Management console, and create a new Lambda function from one of the templates. The screen that appears now is different from all the tutorials and videos. Anyway, I have to choose a trigger and select the IoT Button there. The GUI then tells me to configure that trigger. I then enter the serial number of the Button, and don't touch the certificate options, because I already have keys and certificates on my IoT Button. After I made sure that "Enable Trigger" is selected, and click on the "Add" button. Now I'm getting a red box inside the trigger configuration screen saying:
"Empty list of actions is not allowed. At least one action needs to be defined. (Service: AWSIot; Status Code: 400; Error Code: InvalidRequestException; Request ID: 41c78c96-00fe-11e8-a48a-61538c57d315)"
I'm stuck at this point, because I never can assign any Trigger to my function.
It took a bit of mucking around but I think I've figured out how to get around this.
The error is strange, because of course you're trying to create an action. It seems like it's a bug.
Fortunately, you can create it around the other way:
Visit the AWS IoT console
Go to the Act option in the sidebar menu
Click Create to create a new rule
Give a name, and description
For the SQL rule, build a rule that looks like SELECT * FROM 'iotbutton/+' (i.e. enter * for Attribute, etc.)
Add your action - your Lambda function :)
Add an error action too if you wish
Click Create Rule
Press your button and confirm that your Lambda function ran!
I'm assuming you could put your button's DSN in place of the + in the select statement if you have more than one button.
When I try to create a region, either by clicking the + next to Regions, or by right-clicking on Regions>Content Body>"Create Region", APEX just creates a region with static content. It does NOT present the create region wizard.
Why is this?
A basic question, hopefully someone can help me here.
Thanks in advance.
This is Apex default region then you have to select what type of region you want. but if you want to create a specific region directly go to Layout ---> region ---> and choose the type of region you want.
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for form region click to + button on the top of your page then chooose your type of form region you want
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I'm new on vsphere and I have an important question.
Is there a section where I can set parameters that allow a vsphere to send me notifications/email when a condition happens?
For example when a virtual machine cpu usage go over a value that I have set as 'alarm value' or when a virtual machine disk space usage go over a value vsphere send an email/notification that inform me.
I try to navigate over the menu but I don't find anything like this.
can I use an external app?
Haven't done it myself but according to the documentation:
In the Actions tab of the Alarm Settings dialog box, click Add to
add an action.
In the Actions column, select Send a notification email from the drop-down menu.
In the Configuration column, enter recipient addresses. Use commas to separate multiple addresses.
If you're not familiar with alarms at all you may want to take a look at their Alarm Example.
Google Apps for Business account here.
SETUP
I am creating a new group using the Directory API -> all ok.
I am then doing the following:
get the Group I just created using the Groups API and assign it
to "someGroup"
invoke "someGroup.setShowInGroupDirectory(true)"
patch "someGroup" using the Groups API
No issues on the execution - everything comes back with no complaints.
VERIFY
I go to the Google Apps Admin console and search for the group I created. All ok - it appears.
I go to the Google Groups homepage for my domain and click "Browse All". The Group I created does not appear here.
I go to the Google Groups / Information / Directory settings page for the Group I created (https://groups.google.com/a/MY_DOMAIN.com/forum/#!groupsettings/MY_GROUP/directory) and observe that "List this group in the directory" is checked.
However, if at this stage I manually uncheck "List this group in the directory", save, recheck it, save... It does appear in the "Browse All" view. I am trying to build an automated solution and can't really depend on my uses to execute this manual step for every group they create.
I've waited 24+ hours for any background sync to occur and still the group is not appearing in the Browse All view unless I manually toggle as described.
Anyone seen anything similar?
On the off-chance someone finds this one day: it actually took +-24 hours for the groups to start dropping in.
The first test apparently look just under 25 hours; another subsequent one took around 23.
The painful thing is that if you manually uncheck, save, recheck and save, they appear immediately.
I am using vc++. I am trying to create a "front end" which will create a task and put that in " Window's native Scheduler". The task's action is invoking a backup app. Every task needs some privileges to execute the given program. I need to assign administrator privileges to this task. I can assure that the front end can be run by admin only. Now I want to use assign the current user's(admin) privileges to the task. Upto the dig I did in internet/msdn , the api provides below two options( 3rd option is my assumption)
1) Provide account name,password for that task.
2) Use flag "TASK_FLAG_RUN_ONLY_IF_LOGGED_ON", and give the administrator "account name", and password as NULL.
3)Single Sign on
Now the constraints:
1->It is not a good idea to make the client to type the admin account name and password frequently
2->Admin Account name is not always the same(in XP it is possible to change it). So I can't provide a default admin account name.
3-> I don't know how to achieve it. The "single sign on" is something like once you logged in as admin, then the applications can get the current(logged in) user's privileges.
Searching MSDN for this is like "searching a needle in hay stack". Somebody, please shed a light on the solution.
Maybe LocalSystem Account
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms684190(VS.85).aspx