Is it possible to give only view permission for Jenkins monitoring-plugin? - jenkins-plugins

We have the monitoring-plugin installed in our Jenkins: https://github.com/jenkinsci/monitoring-plugin
is there a way to give only view permissions once it is installed?

The official answer from the developer is not at the moment:
https://issues.jenkins-ci.org/browse/JENKINS-14750

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Can't see test run/integration items on public tenant

I am a newer to Kiwi tcms and trying to utilize this tool's feature. Authorize my github account to kiwi then login. But I found there are a few feature on https://public.tenant.kiwitcms.org, just only have create plan/case feature in Testing. I want to go through the whole workflow from project creation to report presentation(include case execution/bug report with github integration/test result import from jenkin with plugin...).
Is there something wrong or expected for feature limitation in this tenant? Please advice, thanks in advance.
You are not asking about anything specific, nor giving a specific statement about what you think is missing/not available. Until you do so nobody will give you an advice because there's nothing to advise you on.

Check the Database of a typo3-Website

it might be a strange question, but does anybody know how to
check the name of the database which is used for a typo3 website?
Because I need this DB but I can't remember its name and I have got a lot DBs.
Thanks if Somebody knows the answer.
You can log into the install tool, via url (/typo3/install) or Backend Module.
Depending on TYPO3 Version you will find it in different places there.
In latest version you will see the information directly after accessing the install tool.
Log into the install tool, either under typo3/install, or via the menu in the backend when logged in as admin.
Go to "all configuration", and check the settings under $TYPO3_CONF_VARS['DB'] - everything database related is listed there.
TYPO3 7 LTS
Open the Install Tool of your TYPO3 installation with the following link (only a example): http://example.com/typo3/install. Make sure your Install Tool is enabled with the file ENABLE_INSTALL_TOOL on the folder typo3conf.
After login to the Install Tool you can see the database information. The informations are available on "All configuration" too. Here you can find the database area Database [DB]. The name of the used database you can find on [DB][database].
As nobody mentioned it yet:
If you have file access you can directly view the file typo3conf/LocalConfiguration.php (typo3conf/localconf.php for TYPO3 before version 6.x).
All configurations from the install tool are saved there. Just search for database.

Any hosting that support Matisse database?

I am looking for a hosting that support Matisse database. I've been googling for a while and I didn't find anything. Someone can help me?
Anyway, my goal is to use a DBOO, so if you others that works fine, feel free to recommend me other options.
Thanks!
If they provide a distributable executable which i could not find on their site, you could install it on ec2 or azure compute.
you could also try Amisa Server as a service

Running ApexClasses in PE with Security Review and Certification

I have a managed package which I would like to be installed in a Professional Edition.
When I try to install the package in the PE, I get following error, of course, my package has few Apexclasses/Pages/ControllerExtensions etc and does HttpCallouts to a third party WS.
Installing this package requires the following feature and its
associated permissions: Apex Classes
I came across a post somewhere stating that this error would go away if I get my package "Security reviewed and Certified", which seems to be a lengthy process BTW, but not too sure about this.
My question is, does "Security review and Certification" allow me to install the same package in the PE?
Or are PEs missing ApexClasses altogether, i.e my package can only be installed in Enterprise/Unlimited editions.
Check out this page from Salesforces documentation. It should answer all your questions. http://www.salesforce.com/us/developer/docs/packagingGuide/Content/dev_packages_apex_ge_pe.htm

VisualStudio Setup Project: Deploy a Project with Database through a CustomAction BadImageFormatException

I have a Solution with a Project which uses a MSSQL Database and generated for this a VisualStudio setup projekt. Then i have made another project with an installer class that should deploy my database on the installation.
So I generated the CustomAction Installer class using this Tutorial and also tried this C# Solution which is similar.
When im running now my setup project and want to install my Application i always get an error:
While initializing the installation an
exception occurred:
System.BadImageFormatException: File
or assembly ... \ CustomAction.dll or
one of its dependencies not found. The
assembly is inserted by a term that is
more recent than the currently loaded
term, and can not be loaded.
I hope the error is understandable, i translated it from german to englisch ...
So im grateful for any hints or tips to solve this.
regards
Perhaps this article will help:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/k7137bfe(VS.80).aspx
There seems to be 2 possible causes:
The DLL path is not being resolved correctly so the DLL is not found. You can try checking how the DLL relative path is resolved against the working directory.
There is a problem with the custom action. In this case you can try creating a log and see if you can find out more. You can create logs with msiexec.exe, for example:
msiexec.exe /i package.msi /l*v "C:\package.log"
One of the many reasons to not use InstallUtil ( Installer Class ) custom actions is the are "sticky" when it comes to the hosting process and the version of CLR being jitted. If a 1.1 CA fires then a 2.0 fires it'll fail with a BadImageFormat exception.
I really reccomend doing a good search for WiX Deployment Tools Foundation. It's a much better hosting model for your managed code and solves the problem and many others.

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