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I am new to ITIM, when ever a new user is created in ITIM, i want an account for that ITIM user to be created on a particular service automatically. Please advice what steps to follow ?
Create a new provisioning policy (or edit the one you created automatically when creating the service). Within the policy, set an entitlement for the service and set the provisioning option to automatic. On the service set the policy enforcement to correct. Note that any new (or existing) accounts will receive the service as soon as you do that. Make sure in the provisioning policy entitlement that you also set what attributes on the service account that you want set when the account is provisioned.
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I want show a message to the user when more than one login is performed. For example, a user called John is logged into Computer A. Now John logs into Computer B. In this case system should show a message to John on Computer A that another login has happened.
In my opinion, this could be done using a push notification service such as Pusher or Firebase Cloud Messaging. Is that correct? or is there another way of doing this.
I'm storing the user's sessions in the database as soon as the login is performed so I can fire an event when more than the desired logins are performed.
Yes, Laravel pretty much as the basics built in to allow for this. If you look into the default boostrap.js file Laravel ships with, you can see the code is already there: see https://github.com/laravel/laravel/blob/master/resources/js/bootstrap.js#L32-L41
If using Laravel's echo server you've broadcast events as described here. Within your application you'd listen for events as explained here
You could also make this even simpler (although I'd recommend websockets).
You could stgore "active" logins in your database and display a message based upon that.
Note that you can avoid multiple logins. When logging out you invalidate other sessions. This feature is built into Laravel, see here.
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I'm hosting my e-mail domain on google.
I've registered in google play (paid 25$ fee), using one of the e-mails.
Unfortunately, I've accidentally removed this e-mail account.
After restoring and loging to google play, it tells me, that I'm not registered as developer and have to pay 25$ fee again.
I used this form to contact google with no luck (2 days passed). Probably, google just ignored the e-mail, because I do not know "Checkout order number for Developer Account Registration". It was in deleted e-mail account.
What should I do?
I've managed to restore my account.
After 4 days, google support answered my e-mail. I told them my order number, so they just sent back 25$ and I registered account again (fortunately, I didn't have any published app in account)
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I have configured a New Relic account for a Rails app hosted on Heroku. Now I want to access the New Relic site directly to setup monitoring for an application not hosted on Heroku. The problem is that it doesn't allow me to sign-up or sign in with my email because it says I already exist with that email.
Do I have to create an independent account with New Relic? Is there a way to manage Heroku and non-Heroku apps with the same account?
Yes, you can use both Heroku and non-Heroku apps with New Relic. Your best bet will be to open a ticket at http://support.newrelic.com and they'll help you out.
Once you're set up, you will land in the non-Heroku account when you log in, but then can switch to the Heroku account. (Links into your Heroku account will work as expected, too.)
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I am new to Amazon Cloud, and trying to create an EC2 instance that can allow multiple users to access at the same time.
While there are plenty of documentations, I haven't found an answer to my question. Whenever those documentations say "user", it refers me. But I want to have an application installed in the instance, and allow more than one of my users to access it simultaneously.
How can I achieve this? Thank you very much!
The same way you would add multiple users to a normal instance. I am going to assume you are using linux and can login to the instance, if not, see this post. Now you just need to add a user, and setup the ssh keys.
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I can start the service correctly if the service's "Log on" account has a password. But when I remove the user password and try again, I got the error:
"Error 1069: The service did not start due to a logon failure"
Can't a service runs under an account with empty password?
By default all modern versions of Windows have a Local Security policy that restricts users with blank passwords to logging on at the local console only. In other words, a user with a blank password must physically be at the computer in order to log on. The user cannot log on as a service, as a batch user, over a network, etc.
This can be changed by changing the policy under Local Policies -> Security Options. Or by changing the LimitBlankPasswordUse value under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Lsa to zero.
But, and this is very important, this will set up a serious hole in your security since users with blank passwords will now be able to log on remotely and blank passwords are pretty easy to guess. I can't think of any reason to have a service run under an account with no password, so my recommendation would be - don't do it.
What version of Windowss? I believe under Windows XP at least, a service can't be run as a user with a blank password.
If you've time spare, you could try setting things like "allow interaction with desktop" on the service, and "allow log on a service" for the user.
But I think you'd be better with a password, for several reasons. Why don't you want one?