I did scour the net and stackoverflow before posting this question, so forgive me if I overlooked anything already posted.
I admin a large amount of mailing lists through Google Apps.
At the moment we do this manually by "please add me to:" or "please remove me from:" emails.
I see no reason though to not do this through a php/mysql form and unsubscribe link.
My problem is that I have no idea how to communicate the mysql requests with google.
Could somebody please point me in the right direction?
Google has something like mysql:
http://code.google.com/appengine/docs/java/datastore/
I don't think you are going to be able to hook up to your own mysql from appengine.
You could put a rest api in front of your mysql server though.
Hope this helps
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I am working on a new project and need some information. We are going to integrate sailpoint with BMC Remedy Service desk. we would like to give access to user through Remedy, Where we provide access request and then sailpoint provision them to the defined (groups or entitlements). I would like to get more knowledge how can we do that I went through sailpoint documentation to understand but I would like to visualize whats going on.
for example:
I have one user and would like to give him access to "IT-department" in order to do that I have to provision him into "IT-department" entitlement of Active Directory. I want to use BMC Remedy to give him access request to "IT-department". I want to understand how BMC remedy will be able to tell sailpoint to provision to specific entitlements and automate this process.
Any idea and suggestion will be really helpful.
Well I didnty get any answer but I was able to find it through some search.
Answer will be using REST API to call workflow
So I have the website that provides the API for logging in/registering/etc. And I have the MediaWiki set up at my server.
I need to disallow MediaWiki registration and only allow logging people in through our API. So, when the user tries to login, no request to MediaWiki db for the user should be done, instead the request to our API should be done, logging person in if our API returned the correct data and displaying an error if it didn't.
Is there a way to get it done with MediaWiki?
Thanks in advance.
Your question is very broad and involves some development but also a lot of configuration as well. So, let's start:
First of all, you need to somehow integrate with the API you mentioned, which is possible by developing your own primary authentication provider. See the high level documentation. In this, you will have all the necessary entry points a user might hit when logging in or registering a new account and you can "translate" them to the actual actions which you need to do in your API (which you do not mention what it is or provides, so we can not give you better guidance here).
The second step would then be to configure this new authentication provider as the only one using $wgAuthManagerConfig which will in fact disable all other ways of creating other accounts as well as logging in with other accounts then the ones provided from your API.
If you've more questions, I would suggest that you provide more information and specific points where you're stuck :)
You can have a look at Extension:Auth remoteuser, it could fit at least partly you needs.
I have an website about Cs:go gambling site. (Www.csgofatwin.com)
I want to put a fake person sending random messages in the chat already online in the site.
And i want to do a fake person betting on the site, as you can see in the link, there is 3 option to bet.
I have been looking for everywhere and I dont find it how to do it.
The site works with Node.js, Phpmyadmin with mySql.
If anyone could help me or just send a good tutorial how to do it, I would be very grateful.
Thank you.
Background: I am hoping to make a spreadsheet program a bit like Google Docs. I am currently in the planning phase and have realised that if one cell is changed then that could potentially affect 1,000+ other cells in the spreadsheet. I realise making 1,000+ database calls would be very slow and is thus inappropriate.
My question: how does one keep formula and value like information in a database and quickly make changes. The best approach I can think of is to download all 1,000+ cells as one big JSON object and then do the same for upload? I just can't imagine this is what Google does as the download and save speeds are so fast.
Promising pages have included:
http://www.trirand.com/blog/jqgrid/jqgrid.html
and
http://www.simple-groupware.de/cms/Spreadsheet/Home
but I have yet to be able to find a simple answer to my question.
In addition to these so far I have looked at:
Using formula-based data in Google Spreadsheet as back-end for Web App,
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/20961510/creating-a-basic-web-app-for-writing-reading-databases-google-spreadsheets
Spreadsheet like input facility for ASP MVC
http://www.reddit.com/r/SideProject/comments/1s466o/cellmaster_spreadsheet_formulas_that_build_web/
Open Source, web based spreadsheet app with formulas
Store spreadsheet kind of data in SQL Database
Database : best way to model a spreadsheet.
FYI: I am coding in the HTML5/LAMP stack but I am happy for solutions to come in any form as I can always "port" the ideas from anywhere. So far the most help I got was from:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Entity-Attribute-Value_model.
I am not so idealistic as to expect anyone to give me a concrete code implementation but I do believe this problem is not unique and that someone on stackoverflow is clever enough to have worked out an efficient method for storing and retrieving spreadsheet like information within a web app environment. Please just point me in the right direct and I will do the research to create my own solution.
Perhaps you can make use of Google Apps Script, in combination with ScriptDb.
References
Home page Google Apps Script Developers
Guide on ScriptDb
Edit 16-05-2014
Don't use the ScriptDB anymore !! It will be shut down as of Nov 20, 2014,
see sunset schedule: Apps Script Sunset Schedule
I know NOTHING about mysql so please bear with me.
I use something called livesite for my website app and it creates these things called forms when anyone can post on my site. I didn't know about he forms when I setup the site and now I have 75000 spam forms submitted. I still don't know how people (or robots more likely) are doing it, must be a back door somewhere.
Livesite only allows you to delete one form entry at a time which will obviously not work for me.
I know the back end is mysql but my ISP will not help because its not their problem.
Can someone please give me the absolute idiots guide to deleting a bunch of records in mysql. All the records look like this on the livesite management page: