I've got a problem proxying traffic on Amazon FireTV 4k Stick, I'm using the following command to push the cert.
adb push charles-ssl-proxying-certificate.pem /storage/emulated/0/Download
Then I use this to install the cert.
adb shell am start -a "android.intent.action.VIEW" -d "file:///storage/emulated/0/Download/charles-ssl-proxying-certificate.pem" -t "application/x-x509-ca-cert"
all good it presents the sign-in page to re-authenticate the user, I enter my credentials nothing happens? I'm on this screen for ever until screen saver or something kicks in and I'm back to home screen. My networking is working, I'm able to play videos on prime. I'm able to download apps. But somehow Amazon doesn't allow myself to authenticate. I even disbaled 2fa. I've reset to factory defaults many times.
what am I missing? please can you help?
Apparently there appears to be a bug in FireOS6, that does not allow clicks on the sign-in button. As a workaround use scrcpy on the same network.
With your remote control, select the password field and then use adb to run the command:
adb shell input keyevent 66
Answer based on hitting the same issue and overcome it using the instructions provided in this link:
http://www.unibia.com/unibianet/systems-networking/install-additional-tls-root-cas-amazon-fire-tv
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I have a question about windows authentication in other application like Google chrome.
I know about LDAP and I think my question should be something else.
Example: When I want to see my saved password in Google Chrome, it asked me my windows password.
1- How Google chrome is able to identify me? is it something available by windows, if yes that means I can use it even in any windows application.
(Considering this link Microsoft API should get the password and verify it but how can we use this API in our application?).
2- Is it secure from any kind of attack to password?
is there any one who can answer me in detail or give me the links?
Appreciate in advanced.
On Windows, this is CredUIPromptForWindowsCredentials. On Mac this is AuthorizationCopyRights. See src/chrome/browser/password_manager/‌password_manager_util_win.cc
This could conceivably be a vector for a program to phish the user's password if the user is unable to distinguish between a system credential prompt and an ordinary window. But the whole point of this is that your web browser is storing many website passwords, and rather leaving them exposed on disk they are protected at the OS level with the user's login credentials.
One way to see the effect of this is with the Mac build of Chromium (possibly Windows as well, but I have not tested), since the app is not codesigned. When you download a new version, you get a system prompt to confirm access to "Chromium Safe Storage". So not only is Chrome using its discretion to divulge stored passwords and reauthenticate the user, the operating system also makes a policy decision based on the app's signature.
I am trying to test offline payment mode. But when I tried to make payment from my app offline, I got below error in Register App
Also, offline mode is ON from settings
So, am I missing something to configure ?
You need to have internet connection at least in the beginning so that we can validate your application against what you have registered in the developer portal. After that you can process in offline mode.
Ok I got it what was the issue.
For the very first time Square Register app requires the internet to validate our app. After that no need to kill Square Register app so it will be in background. So next time Square Register app wont need internet connection to validate our app.
If Square Register app is killed and open again then it will require the internet.
Here's a super doozy I can't figure out.
Windows 7 Home
I connect to work using Citrix desktop. I access a secure html site using my domain credentials, which triggers a download and starts Citrix
This worked normally up until this morning. I lost network connectivity when my router started behaving badly. After regaining the internet, I attempted to login, but was told my credentials were invalid and locked out. I tried chrome, Firefox and ie. Same result. I assumed i mistyped and got myself locked out.
Call to the network admin told me my account was fine.
Retried, still no joy. On a hunch, I switched to my wife's old profile on my computer since she used to work on it, and she uses the same Citrix desktop receiver.
Signed in as her, got to the desktop, opened ie, hit the same site, entered my credentials... Success! Authenticated and download initiated. Retried in Firefox and chrome, same story. No issues when logged into my wife's profile.
Logged out, logged back in as me, tried again, invalid credentials/locked out message.
So, I know my account isn't locked out. Admin confirmed, and I can access it through my wife's. It's not a browser issue, because all 3 work on my wife's windows profile.
Network adapter settings, firewall settings, router settings are all global so if it doesn't affect my wife's local profile, it shouldn't affect mine.
Why would my profile be failing the authentication process outrigh?. I'm convinced it's not even sending the credentials through, just failing outright. But I don't know why?
I'm going to attempt DNS flush tonight and if that fails, try an earlier system restore point. But I'll take any suggestions under advisement while i use my wife's local account as a work around.
Thx in advance.
So dumb.
Wife's local URL was slightly different. Her bookmark was simply:
www.[companyname].com/remote
which resolved to a much longer URL starting with:
assist.[companyname].com/Auth/XenApp/....
and i stupidly just typed in:
assist.[companyname].com
which resolved to
assist.[companyname].com/Auth/Xen[Company]/....
and thats all she wrote.
I signed up for cloud computing with google.
I created a windows 2008 server instance.
When I click on the RDP button, I get an error that says Your credentials did not work. The post does not allow me to add images as I do not have atleast 10 posts.
At first I thought I am entering the wrong username/password, so I dropped the instance and re-created it.
I wrote down the username/password.
I know I am entering the username/password correctly.
I also deleted the certificate (under advance settings in rdp).
Please let me know what am I missing
Thanks
Munish
I have the box checked for "shell access" in the package I am using on the account, yet when I try to login via ssh I am still getting the message:
Shell access is not enabled on your account!
If you need shell access please contact support.
Is there another step that needs to be taken?
The support for whm link seems to be broken at the moment, so any help would be appreciated!
Thanks!
there is no other way to control access, as i know
if you have no shell, nither panel - contact hoster technical support service or your reseller exactly as message said