Is there a better way to search for users and computers that specifically use the Net-ldap gem?
This is what I currently do just to get users.
results = search :base => @base, :filter =
Is there a better way to search for users and computers that specifically use the Net-ldap gem?
This is what I currently do just to get users.
results = search :base => @base, :filter =
I created a file in the tmp directory, which contains the following controller code:
def download file_path = “#{RAILS_ROOT}/tmp/downloads/xxx.html”
data = render_to_string( :action => :show
Execute use mysql; then execute show tables; you can see all the tables in mysql
Execute desc user; you can see the table structure of user
You can see that host is a column in the user table , Exe
I am using Office365 REST API to get details about my contacts, but I noticed that there is no information about the user profile picture in the response.
I think I need to retrieve it in other wa
I want to keep some bad scrapers (that is, bad robots that ignore robots.txt through definition) to steal content and consume the bandwidth of my website. At the same time, I don’t want to interfer
Is it possible to simulate 1000 to 10000 users to jmeter?
If so?
Only test 1k users in 1 thread group:
Thread users = 1000,
Acceleration = 10, which means it will test 1000 users
I am trying to set up the proto-repl atom-editor package, obviously it needs a file user.clj to exist somewhere – I think this is some leiningen init file.
Where should I create this file?
I have used quite a lot of dependency injection, but I want to get input on how to process information from the user at runtime.
I have A class that connects to the com port. I allow the user
I need to change the complete html response stream (using html parsing) before it is presented to the user.
Where/when is the last chance? IMHO, a better way to change the HTML response in the
In the service, what is the best way to determine a special folder path (such as “My Documents”) for a specific user? SHGetFolderPath allows you to pass in a token, so I assume there are some ways