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For example, I have a domain named foo.com. I created the following email addresses:
sales#foo.com
hr#foo.com
I need to listen to all email addresses created from the foo.com domain.
Also, I am the owner of the foo.com domain.
Can I create an Imap Idle Client that will listen for all wild card email addresses?
I am also looking into outlook mail REST API for this.
Please let me if there is any API that will listen for all email address in a domain.
For the Mailkit approach, I have learned that I will have to create an Imap client for each email address. There is no other way.
Office 365 API allows me to read all emails within an organization. I will need to create a multitenant application in Azure AD and allow Read Mail in All mailboxes.
After that, I need to check admin_consent only.
Best way to get emails in an organization using the Outlook 365 API
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I want to list all the meeting in the meeting room of outlook calendar through a get request in a node application. How is it possible? I tried Microsoft graph API but I cannot get any solutions.
I have registered an app in Azure AD and generated client secret ID also and set permissions as below.
Permission for app(image)
I followed the tutorial below:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory/develop/tutorial-v2-nodejs-console
Following this tutorial, I dynamically generated access tokens and I am able to list calendars of users, post events. But I cannot get event details of any calendars although permissions are of both Calendar read and write.
I'm looking for the range of IP addresses for the Docusign REST API service. I manage an app that uses the REST API and in the past few days we have gotten responses from IPs that were not in the ranges that we got from docusign when this was implemented a few years ago.
I couldn't easily find this on the docusign site, although I found a few outdated links.
https://www.docusign.com/trust/alerts/update-102918-updated-ip-addresses-for-docusign-service
Is there a good resource for this information or is there an updated methodology for security that we should implement?
The information is in the bottom of this page - https://www.docusign.com/trust/security/esignature
I'm sorry you found an outdated page.
I rather not write IP addresses here as they can change, better to check the link above.
I have an idea for a service I'd like to create. However, I'm not sure if it is possible. Forgive me if this seems like a duplicate question, but I've searched everywhere for this and I can only find outdated or loosely related answers.
With the current state of the Instagram API, is it possible to do requests that will post images to a user's feed, as well as update profile information? Specifically, I want to allow someone the ability to, from my third-party app, make a post to their feed and update the text in their bio
This is currently not possible unless you are currently a Facebook Marketing Partner or Instagram Partner.
As stated on Facebook's Developer website:
The Content Publishing API is in closed beta with Facebook Marketing
Partners and Instagram Partners only. We are not accepting new applicants
at this time.
https://developers.facebook.com/docs/instagram-api/guides/content-publishing
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I have integrated stripe on my app. But now I'm stuck at building stripe's subscription service and notifications on user dashboard. Currently the app stores stripe's customer_id with one of the plans selected in user model on signup.
Now, I would like to build a notification system on user dashboard based on subscription periods like:-
The user should be notified 15 and 5 days before subscription expiry.
The user should be notified on subscription expiry.
Now, my questions are:-
what would be the appropriate way to handle above mentioned problems ?
What would be the best schema design keeping in mind the above problems ?
Better idea's will be heartly appreciated.
Rails version 4.1.4, stripe 1.20.3, ruby2.1.2.
Hope the below solution helps you:
Based on subscription plans expiry date and user signup date you can easily notify to user whenever you want. You can also go see the stripe webhooks reference at: https://stripe.com/docs/webhooks
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I had a problem when use Amazon Web Service. I signed up succesfully Account in AWS.amazon.com, but I cant use amazon sevice.
I dont know why. My visa card is no money in there.
Amazon support sent me two mail
Greetings from Amazon Web Services,
We received an error while confirming the payment method associated with your Amazon Web Services account.
To use some Amazon Web Services, you must provide a valid payment method. Please update your payment method information at the following page:
https://console.aws.amazon.com/billing/home#/paymentmethods
Some common reasons why an authorization might fail are:
Amazon is not set up to accept the CVV2 security code associated with credit cards. Your bank may be able to temporarily lift this requirement.
The authorization is for a low dollar amount ($1.00), which your bank may decline.
If you signed up for multiple AWS services, a $1.00 authorization may be performed for each service. Your bank may approve the first authorization and decline subsequent ones depending on their security policies.
Some banks have restrictions on Internet transactions. You may want to check with your credit card company to see if they have such a restriction.
We recommend you contact your bank to determine the exact reason for the decline, or to ask them to take steps on their end to approve the authorization. Once your bank is ready to approve the authorization, please contact us back and we will retry this authorization for you.
If you feel you have received this e-mail in error, please include these details in your case.
Thank you for using Amazon Web Services.
Sincerely,
Amazon Web Services
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Please help me...
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