.htaccess file
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AuthUserFile /full/path/to/.htpasswd
AuthType Basic
AuthName "My Secret Folder"
Require valid-user
.htpasswd ------------------------------ htpasswd .htpasswd young
or edit
young:dXERdeoxy.t.Q
good explain here
http://www.elated.com/articles/password-protecting-your-pages-with-htaccess/
this is good app if you don’t have access to the server
SSO doesn’t work correctly. until I found new solution
[ if you know, please comment here]
Safari browser on Apple computers
[ old version seems okay, but who use old version ]
Workaround: Use other browser or platform
Safari on Windows Vista
[ safari also hate vista =P ]
https://www.uoguelph.ca/ccs/security/internet/single-sign-sso/required-browser-settings
another IE problem. only 8 ?? I think ?
when make download some files ..
show “Internet Explorer Cannot Download … script file name” instead of downloading file
I had to remove header information
header_remove(‘Cache-Control’);
header_remove(‘Pragma’);
it worked
http://wiki.apache.org/httpd/CommonMisconfigurations
NameVirtualHost *:443
<VirtualHost *:443> ServerName some.domain.com # SSL options, other options, and stuff defined here. </VirtualHost> <VirtualHost *:443> ServerName some.domain2.com # SSL options, other options, and stuff defined here. </VirtualHost>
Because of the nature of SSL, host information isn’t used when establishing an SSL connection. Apache will always use the certificate of the default virtual host, which is the first defined virtual host for name-based virtual hosts. While this doesn’t mean that you won’t ever be able to access the second virtual host, it does mean your users will always get a certificate mismatch warning when trying to access some.domain2.com. Read more about this at http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/ssl/ssl_faq.html#vhosts2 Also, note that the configuration above isn’t something someone would normally use for SSL, which requires a static, non-shared IP address — NameVirtualHost 127.124.3.53:80 is a more likely format. However, using NameVirtualHost *:443 is common in howtos for Debian/Ubuntu.
1. update authsource
———————
‘testauth’ => array(
‘exampleauth:Static’,
),
———————-
2. update authenticate function
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public function authenticate(&$state) {
assert(‘is_array($state)’);
if(($_REQUEST['userid']!=”)&&($_REQUEST['username']!=”)&&($_REQUEST['email']!=”)){
$myval = array(
‘uid’ => $_REQUEST['userid'],
‘username’ =>$_REQUEST['username'],
‘email’ => $_REQUEST['email'],
);
}else{
echo ‘WRONG INPUT’;
exit();
}
$state['Attributes'] = SimpleSAML_Utilities::parseAttributes($myval);
}
phonenumber @ sms domain
http://benchmarkreviews.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=21269&Itemid=38
| Wireless Network | SMS/SMTP Domain | |
| Alltel | @message.alltel.com | |
| AT&T | @txt.att.net | |
| AT&T (MMS) | @mms.att.net | |
| Boost Mobile | @myboostmobile.com | |
| Cingular Wireless | @cingularme.com | |
| Cricket | @sms.mycricket.com | |
| MetroPCS | @mymetropcs.com | |
| Nextel Wireless | @messaging.nextel.com | |
| PowerTel | @ptel.net | |
| Sprint | @messaging.sprintpcs.com | |
| SunCom | @tms.suncom.com | |
| T-Mobile | @tmomail.net | |
| U.S. Cellular | @email.uscc.net | |
| Verizon Wireless | @vtext.com | |
| Verizon Wireless (MMS) | @vzwpix.com | |
| Virgin Mobile | @vmobl.com |
