My website here asking username and password. No error in console. Website built in jekyll. This starts now a days. Before I was able to deploy the same script. Is this related with any gitlab pages permission issue?
To fix this (from your gitlab repo) try going to Settings > General and scroll down to Visibility, project features, permissions. Now update "Pages access control" to "Everyone."
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I am using GitLab Community Edition Version - 11.3.4 (30f019d).
I have integrated our Gitlab with Atlassian Crowd, Centralized login is working perfectly, now I am looking for a way to disable Standard Login tab from GitLab home Page. Since we have already granted GitLab Admin permission to my Crowd-AD account.
Team, For the same, i have disabled the below settings, Post that i can able to see only my Crowd login Section. Under Admin--> Settings--> General--> Sign-in restrictions
I've suffering from hacker attack for one of my client website.
Each and ever time anonymous user adding unwanted code and hyperlink on my website home page(default.aspx).
Following code he added recently:
a href="http://www.ebk8.com/amdc/">symbolic code</a>
a href="http://www.ebk8.com/qxws/">symbolic code</a>
a href="http://www.ebk8.com/zqbf/">symbolic code</a>
a href="http://www.b2b110.com/bca/ ">symbolic code</a>
a href="http://www.b2b110.com/bcb/ ">symbolic code</a>
a href="http://www.b2b110.com/bcc/ ">symbolic code</a>
symbolic code=different-different chinese or japanese language code.
These hyperlinks he or she added bottom of my default.aspx page with symbolic code as hyperlink text.Due to above code web page getting compilation error.Every day I am removing these unwanted code from the webpage on webserver.
My web site is running Medium trusted on shared hosting web server.
It has following permission for following user:
Permission attributes
--Full control
--Modified
--Read & Execute
--List Folder Content
--Read
--Write
Groups or User Names
*Administrators
--All permissions check
*System
--All permissions check
*FTP accounts (ftp_subaccounts) [No permission for this user]
--Full control uncheck
--Modified uncheck
--Read & Execute uncheck
--List Folder Content uncheck
--Read uncheck
--Write uncheck
*Plesk IIS Anonymous Account (IUSR_sadgutn8)
--All permissions check
*Plesk IIS Worker Process Identity Account (IWPD_2677(sadgutn8))
--All permissions check
Plesk FTP subaccount (sadguru)
--Permission for "List Folder Contents" check
Plesk Domain user (sadgutn8)
--All permissions check
Earlier it has permission for Everyone (full control) but I've removed that; also I've change all C panel and FTP account password.But still hacker continuously attack.
Can anyone please suggest me how can I prevent my website from these attacks.
There are several ways to protect your site.
1- You should proper check your codes for open loops, like SQL connections or public js functions.
2- Use extra security checks for your URL, I suggest you to use CloudFlare.com:
A. Cloudflare’s Basic Security Level is based on IP reputations and will challenge IPs that have shown problematic activity online recently. The Basic Security Level is a free feature offered to all customers, but it is not as robust as using the Web Application Firewall at stopping sophisticated attackers (the Basic Security Level only throws up a challenge/captcha page, which is largely only going to help with automated hacking attempts).
B. Cloudflare’s Web Application Firewall (WAF) will stop many hack attempts on your site. The Web Application Firewall (WAF) is a paid feature on Cloudflare, and site owners can adjust the WAF security level settings and rule sets in the WAF management console.
I am trying to set up a FTP access to a website which is hosted on Azure:
From what I understand, there are two options: You can choose Username and Password in the management console when resetting your deployment credentials. Or you download the publishing profile and use the credentials which are shown in the FTP section of the XML.
However, none of the two seem to work for me. I keep getting the response:
530 User cannot log in.
The ftp server seems to be in place, just the credentials are wrong, obviously. I am 100% sure that I have no typos going on.
What am I missing here? Is there anything I need to configure prior to using FTP with the credentials provided by Azure?
It's probably that:
And more here:
MSDN Thread
Here is the link to the Windows Azure Service Dashboard:
http://www.windowsazure.com/en-us/support/service-dashboard/
30 Oct 2013
We are aware of an issue being reported regarding Windows Azure Web Sites FTP data access. We are responding to this issue with the highest level of priority. Further updates will be published to keep you apprised of the impact. We apologize for any inconvenience this causes our customers.
Last update: 31 Oct 2013 6:46 AM UTCWe are narrowing in on the issue with full engineering engagement. Web Site customers are advised to publish content using Web Deploy or Git which are fully functional. For details on using these methods, visit Azure.com and search for "Websites with Webmatrix" or "Publishing with Git". We apologize for any inconvenience this causes our customers and will provide an update at 2pm UTC.
answered Oct 31 '13 at 11:02
Cas Bloem
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We apologize for any inconvenience this causes customers using FTP to publish content to Web Sites. Web Site customers are advised to use Web Deploy or Git which are fully functional. For details visit Azure.com and search for "Websites with Webmatrix" or "Publishing with Git". Engineering is fully focused on mitigation options. We will provide an update by 8pm UTC.
This is because userId and password you are using is not to be used while connecting.
There is a Get publish profile option in overview.Download it.Open it with notepad or visual studio.There is another userId and Password given.Use that.
For more info refer this official guide
We are facing Login problems while Logging to our site. We (the Developement Team) can log in to the site with only one prompt but many users are getting login prompts several times. After pressing ESC for 5-6 times they can login to site. Is there any AD setting that needs to be changed?
If so not even the Site Admin (Full Permission) can log in without prompts.
I have already added the site in trusted sites in Internet Explorer.
Is this a publishing site? If so, have you ensured that all of your content is published? If anything is still in draft and has never been published then they will receive authentication prompts as ordinary users can't see draft content. Make sure you check CSS files and other assets such as images.
Add your site to the Trusted Sites in Internet Explorer
I suggest you check out this link here and check your settings compared to these. I have set up several MOSS 2007 servers following this guide with no problems at all...except for small mistakes on my part :P
I am trying to replicate a production issue in my dev environment but am running into permissions issues, where a user in the "Contributor" group gets an access denied error. Furthermore, if I make this user a Site Collection administrator he still gets the same access denied error.
Why is this happening? How do I fix?
UPDATE: I do not have a problem when I log in from inside my VM in the dev environment. The problem must be that my dev environment is its own domain. So the question becomes, how can I log in from a machine not in the domain? I'd like to avoid extending the web application if possible.
UPDATE 2: By the way, I'm able to log in the site from my host OS fine when the credentials I use are of the "System Account."
Troubleshooting Access Denied errors is something that plagues me daily... so I feel your pain.
I am assuming this user is trying to access some page in SharePoint. From my experience, if even one Web Part on the page is accessing something the user does not have access to, the entire Access Denied page is shown.
One way to troubleshoot access to the SITE (not the page) is by visiting the "All Site Content" page: /_layouts/viewlsts.aspx. If they can get to this page, then it is something wrong with the page and not the site.
Next I would try exporting and then DELETING (not closing) webparts from the page to determine which one is causing the problem. Since you have a dev environment, I assume you could do another restore if things get too mucked up.
when do they get the access denied error? hitting the site?
are you sure that the user you're adding to the group is the same user you're logging in as? Sometimes if you have multiple user stores you can add different users to the group: DOMAIN\joe.user, forms:joe.user, someotheraccountstore:joe.user, etc.