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I'm considering moving some company data from our on-premise file shares to dropbox/box/google drive storage services, the only consideration now is security. Is it possible to give our employees the ability to always see that data exists on the service but block access to it if is done after work hours?
To be more specific, assuming I have file "x.png" in my company's shared Dropbox folder, I want users to always be able to see that "x.png" exists but if the attempted access is after work hours I want to give the user some kind of notification "File is not accessible" and maybe also log the attempt.
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I have a droplet on Digital Ocean and it becomes really slow some times when I have 30-40+ users at the same time. I don't know if its the droplets capacity or my code I didn't optimise well, but it's starting to become annoying. Are there any tips to inscrease the speed of my droplet?
Here's my droplet configs:
What can I do? Should I transfer on another hosting service? Is there any configs or options I can edit or add to my droplet to increase my server's speed?
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Sorry, I should've specified what is it my droplet is running!
I'm actually running a Laravel 5.8 app with a MySQL database. I did my own multi-tenants system so people can have their own version of my app (ex.: People can create leagues that will create a database for each league, and every leagues are independant).
I'm not familiar with all of that, but when I do the htop command on my server I get this, I believe there is one mysqld process for each league (database) on my web app.
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I have to load many remote images in a screen. Titanium caches remote images and cache folder has limit. What happens if cache is full and I am trying to download remote images? Please suggest me what will the best way to approach this? Should I go for manual cache?
Cache is natively handled by both platforms. Cache directories are purged whenever the OS thinks it is needed. You can find documentation about cache directories for both platform in their respective documentations
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I want to write a program that detects address of files that were copied to a USB drive? I want to Every time files were copied to a USB,address of files show in console .How can i do that?
It would depend on the language you chose to use for the job, but regardless you would want to use a library that watches the filesystem for changes and runs a method when a new file is added. If you provide more information about what you want, we can probably give you a more precise answer.
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If I am developing an app that has a 30 day trial, for example, where would the best place be to store the license information? Application support is too easily accessible, but I am not sure where else would be appropriate...
ApplicationSupport or Preferences is the correct place for it. If someone deletes the appropriate file to get an extra 30 days of use, is that such a big deal?
If you really want to stop people from getting more than 30 days of use, consider online activation.
You could also require Admin access to install your app and put a hidden file somewhere deeper in the system, but that would definitely fall under bad practises.
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I can retrieve the logged in user name using NSUserName(), but how do I get the Open Directory "directory domain name" or other domain he is a member of? i.e. similar to the notion in Windows where a logged-in user is DOMAIN\USERNAME, where DOMAIN is his local machine, workgroup or Active Directory domain.
You may be able to do this with Directory Services. Alternatively, check out the new Open Directory APIs introduced in 10.6; you have a choice between a Core-Foundation-based API and a Cocoa-based API.