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ZooKeeper implements distributed lock safety

Background ConnectionLoss link is lost SessionExpired session expired Bypass zookeeper broker for status notification leader election Disconnect from zkNode Do idempotent Static expansion, dynamic

October 14, 2021By Simo ZooKeeper distributed, Implementation, lock, safe, usage, ZookeeperLeave a Comment

Version Control – TFS is used to move a large number of projects from Source Safe

The company I work for has more than 1,000 applications that we maintain. Many of them are old technology, such as VB6, or poor technology (Access).

We want to get rid of Source Safe. We are

October 11, 2021By Simo Wireless control, large, Mobile, policy, project, safe, source, TFS, versionLeave a Comment

SWIFT – Reuse Safety Bookmarks

In my application, I want to access a local file directory with bookmarks of the security range.
As described in the App Sandbox Design Guide, I set the user-specified folder (NSOpenPanel) is stor

October 10, 2021By Simo Swift bookmark, Range, reuse, safe, SWIFTLeave a Comment

SWIFT – Check if it is zero, forcibly open the options for security

I have a network method that returns a completion closure and takes Error as a parameter.

I usually avoid forced unpacking, but in this In this case, I use a guard statement to check if the e

October 10, 2021By Simo Swift check, forced, open, option, safe, SWIFT, whether, whether it is zeroLeave a Comment

ASP.NET – 127.0.0.1 This site is unable to provide secure connection

I’m creating an ASP.NET web application, and I’m currently running it using the IIS Express built into Visual Studio. It usually starts on localhost and runs normally. However, what I’m calling An

September 29, 2021By Simo Asp 127.0.0.1, ASP, ASP.NET, connection, providing, safe, site, UnableLeave a Comment

Safari 7, Mac OS X: Determine if JavaScript is in “unsafe” mode

Okay, we have a Java applet, which provides the function of uploading files to the server. Some have already noticed that users need to change our website to “unsafe” java Mode to make the applet w

September 24, 2021By Simo Macbook determination, in, Java, JavaScript, Mac, mode, OS, pass, safari, safe, whetherLeave a Comment
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