Today, while chatting in the server, I noticed this message in my DMs:
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Is this real? Thanks
Seems like a new thing RIPE might be testing out, also got it.
Don't worry about it, I'm sure they'll post something on Twitter or something letting you know:)
Seems really cool tho
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This seems like it should be a simple question, and I apologize if this is stupid to ask, but I have been scouring seemingly every corner of the web and still have absolutely no idea how to even begin saving pictures.
For my specific case, I am working in React Native and an important function of the app is to take pictures and save them in a manner where an admin account can later access those images.
I sincerely have no idea how to do this. I know you can through AWS S3 Buckets, but I've heard nothing but bad stuff about them, ad my current experience on AWS is pretty rough so I'd prefer avoiding that. I tried something called contentful, but never was able to determine how to connect to the API from inside my code. Supabase was another option, but the Client simply refused to work, and it still seemed overly complicated and i wasn't easily able to find any JS code that would upload. Now I'm working with Cloudify and I was able to find the code needed to upload pictures to it... but I have no idea how to create an account with the proper storage / organization and then extrapolate the information later. I feel like this shouldn't be as convoluted as it is, does anyone have any suggestions, ideas, or experience with Cloudify?
try firebase from google. fireship (name similarity coincidence) channel on youtube has convinient and easy to understand tutorials about firebase.
I'm not sure but I think in Version 12 message.guild.members.cache.forEach() or something similar worked for doing something for every user on a guild.
I would like to ask how I do it now.
Thank you all for every answer.
I tried also things like message.guildMembers.cache.ForEach and both without cache. I didn't found an answer online.
I was wondering if anyone knew how to, if possible, make a simple bot that just responds to DM's sent to you. For example, if a friend DM's you, a bot responds with something like
"This is an automated response, hang in there and I'll soon respond."
Thanks in advance.
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It's against Discord's TOS https://support.discord.com/hc/en-us/articles/115002192352-Automated-user-accounts-self-bots-
Hopefully in the future, they create some small feature that just gives a basic response. Though, it is understandable why they don't want this as it could cause a lot of spam DM's and fake "people" hopping into your DM's.
So im going to be honest: i know nothing about coding, i just lost my discord account and i want to get my access to it back, but i forgot my E-mail. Can anybody help me get it back?
As i said, i know nothing about coding im just in need of help! And is something like that even possible?
The image i added is the one from the account btw.
It wont let me post it says, im not meeting their quality standards. I dont know what i need to do but i figured it out if you see this. Again im not sure if it the email thing even works
if yes and if anybody is going to help me thank you so much
You will need to contact discord support where they may or may not be able to help you get the account back. It depends on the info you are able to provide them.
https://support.discord.com/hc/en-us
I wrote a pam_module whichs does a couple of things and became to huge to post any code here. It basically works similar to pam_abl but with a couple of additional features like City/Country based blocking as well as checking with a dns blacklist.
Now I want to give the user a reason why his login was not successful. Something like: login failed because your country is blocked.
I hope you get the idea. Although I did some research I did not find a possibility yet to do this in pam_auth. I hope someone can give me a hint and/or lead me in the right direction. Thanks in advance.
Edit: For anyone else with a similar problem: pam_info is what you are looking for.
Source code of pam_motd(8) or should give you some idea how to write back to the user.
Actually, there is function pam_info(3), which does exactly what you want.