how I can synchronize the profile photo to the same user on different dnn portals?
I created a trigger that synchronizes all the user profile, but the profile photo is not displayed, I think is a folder/file permission problem
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I'm building a desktop app with Electron and React. When it first starts up checks if the user has allowed access to Camera, Screen, and Audio permissions. On windows, this is granted automatically, and on MacOS there is a popup that asks users to allow perms.
In the event a user clicks deny permissions, this modal will popup. I want to be able to hit the 'Grant permissions' button, and all denied permissions will get updated to allowed.
If this is not possible, is there an easy way to navigate to the device settings app to get users to change their settings? I have reviewed https://www.electronjs.org/docs/latest/api/window-open but this seems geared towards websites, rather than native applications.
I am looking for a way to share information about logged-in user between individual sites at Wagtail multisite.
By that I mean the possibility to log in on one site and by that be logged in on all the others.
I was going through the mongodb docs for Role Based Authentication Control. I have understood how it works, but I have a few questions.
How is it applied in real life scenarios? For example let's say I am running a blogging web app. How would I use Role Based Authentication Control to improve my app management?
Admin user is a super user, who can do any operation on any blogger accounts, their content. But, bloggers are limited only their content, their account
Admin user:
A admin user will be able to see all the blog posts, even under draft stage.
Admin user can hide or unhide any blogpost.
Admin user will be able to delete or disable any account.
Admin user will be able to take backup of any account blogposts.
Blogger:
A blogger will be able to see only his/her blog posts.
Blogger will be able to hide or unhide only his/her blogposts.
Blogger will be able to delete or disable only his/her account.
Blogger will be able to take backup of only his/her account blogposts.
I need to set up a new SSRS site but I'm not sure if adding Users in the Site Settings as System User is required. I've added the Users to Roles on each folder and the Home folder. Is that enough?
The last few SSRS sites I've used only had BuiltIn\Administrators listed on the Site Settings Security page and Users were given Content Manager roles on the Home folder and sub-folders inherited that. And that worked.
But, most of the guides I see online start by telling you to add each User as a System User in the Site Settings and THEN to add them into Roles in the Home folder. So, I'm confused.
Thanks.
It is not required to add all users/groups to the System User role. However, if you do not add users/groups to that role, they will not be able to view shared schedules. In other words, if the users set up subscriptions, they will not be able to pick an existing shared schedule; they will only be able to create a report-specific schedule.
Here is a link to the Microsoft Docs article on that role (link is for SQL Server 2017):
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/reporting-services/security/role-definitions-predefined-roles?view=sql-server-2017#bkmk_systemuser
I am using active directory to authenticate users on my DNN portal. It's been working fine but recently it does not allow some of the users into the site. It brings the server error (404 - File or directory not found.
The resource you are looking for might have been removed, had its name changed, or is temporarily unavailable.)
The funny thing is that not all the users are having this problem, only a few does. I checked in my Users table and these users exists and they have both the Registered Users and Subscribers roles.
I am running on DNN 4.7.0.
Your help will be highly appreciated.
can use please check that user belongs to all portals or portal have different user
in dnn if you create a user in one portal than it is not accessible outside of that portal