I installed Intu manager on my computer a week ago and declare my Win10 computer as device and everything seems to be ok (can send a simple question and receive an answer)
One week later, i cannot find how to declare services credentials in Intu as the trial is over.
The doc in https://github.com/watson-intu/ says :" If you want to test Intu after the trial period, see After DevCon ends".=> but the link loops on itself : nothing more...
In INTU, ( following doc 6-vi of configuring Intu) : once choosen the org and the device, using the menu 'service', under the pane Services that appears, everything is empty .
- Is there somewhere a real doc "after devcon" ?
- Do you know how and where to declare services credentials ?
thanks
After your trial period. You can create bluemix account (not charge) and create your services (1-month free). Then you can edit the credentials via rg-gateway.mybluemix.net website. There is a Services section under Manage. There should see your services, and click pencil icon to edit based on your credentials that you can get from bluemix.
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When I try and delete my Google Action I am told I must delete its DialogFlow agent first. However, this agent has already been deleted (I deleted all DialogFlow projects, in US, EU2, AS and AU).
I have tried deleting my DialogFlow account, but this did not help.
I have contacted Actions on Google Developer support twice. On the first occasion they suggested I contact the support page. On the second occasion I asked if they could manually delete my action, they said that only the creator of the action could do so.
I would appreciate your advice on the matter.
Best, Andy.
DialogFlow Support advised I follow these steps:
To shutdown your project:
Open the Settings page (found under IAM & admin) in the Google Cloud Console.
Open the Settings page
Click Select a project.
Select a project you want to delete, and click Open.
Click Shut down.
Enter the Project ID, then click Shut down.
This did not work. They then advised I delete project 'liens' via instructions here, which involved opening a Google Cloud Shell for the project, typing in
gcloud alpha resource-manager liens list
which gave you the lien's name (e.g. p1061081023732-l3d8032b3-ea2c-4683-ad48-5ca23ddd00e7) and then entering
gcloud alpha resource-manager liens delete [LIEN_NAME]
After doing this, I successfully deleted the pesky Google Action. Hurray!
I downloaded Instagram yesterday so I could sign up and then created a new client which is currently in Sandbox mode. I have created a website which searches for certain hashtags across Twitter and Instagram and the only thing which holds me back from going live is that the Instagram client is still in sandbox mode.
The "Go Live" button is disabled and I have no idea what I need to do to get it enabled. The documentation doesn't say anything. It mentions somewhere that there is a review process, but I don't even see an option to submit my application for a review. How does that even work anyway, because my application is not a phone app. I have made a website which is mobile friendly but it doesn't even require a user login.
Any more information and clarification is much appreciated!
You have get your app reviewed by Instagram first.
Click Edit for your client, Click on the Permissions tab and submit for review. Once approved, u will be able to click Go Live
Since 17th of November, Instagram made his API more protected for spam/fraud/copycat apps.
You can read more about it here: https://www.instagram.com/about/legal/terms/api/
I put my application from last 12 days in Instagram Developer Console but not getting any reply from them so I found a new way to submit the app using below steps and It's work for me.
Old Process:-
I think there is some update related to the Instagram App review, please check below steps & screenshot you will get the idea of how to submit Instagram app from Sandbox to Live mode in the new updates.
Steps:-
1) https://developers.facebook.com/ Click on this link and enter into the facebook developer console.
2) Now click on My App or Create the new app if there is not any created.
3) Click on Product(+) which is in the left side panel (More clarification see the attached screenshot)
4) Select the Instagram and click on Add button
5) Now you will be able to see one more menu in panel namely "Instagram" (More clarification see the attached screenshot)
6) Click on that and you will be able to see the list of permission in right side view
7) Select your respective permission which you require and submit the app for review.
[Note:- You need to give your .apk and .zip file accordingly android & iOS. You also need to submit screencast of your flow and especially to show the part which indicates why you need this permission]
This is the way for live mode after Instagram Platform Updated on June, 2016.
1) Manage Clients -> MANAGE -> Sandbox(Tab) -> Add user name to Sandbox User and Save.
2) Open the Permissions Tab and click Start a submission button to put your client into live mode.
1) Manage Clients -> MANAGE -> Sandbox(Tab) -> Add user name to Sandbox User and Save.
2) Open the Permissions Tab and click Start a submission button to put your client into live mode.
After this process take how much time for live the instagarm
I'm following the example in chapter 13 of Adam Freeman's book Pro ASP.NET MVC5 where he uploads the sample application to the Windows Azure cloud. In the example he show that the database is set up by clicking the 'Design Your SQL Database' link in the 'Connect To Your Database' section.
When I click this link, the spinning wheel is activated to show that the click has been registered, but then nothing happens. This is the first time that I've used Azure and I was wondering if anyone had any ideas why the link doesn't work. I have Silverlight 5 installed and the I've followed the tutorial to the letter.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
I was having this problem using Chrome, and spent hours trying to find a solution.
I finally tried using IE instead, and was prompted to allow popups. Once I selected "always allow" the database form displayed as shown in the book.
I'm trying to publish the search service application from my Sharepoint 2013 farm and have the Sharepoint 2010 farm consume it. Ive followed these steps from the Technet site and I am stuck at step 6:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff621100.aspx
If you click the link in step 6 and scroll down, you see the first shell command:
Set-SPAuthenticationRealm -realm <RealmName>
This command apparently doesn't exist in SP 2010. The command doesn't exist. Is there a way around this or any other different steps that someone knows about to finish up this connection? I'm almost done I just need this last step (6).
Any help would be appreciated.
Never mind. Step 6 is not required. Just make sure to set the Connection to the new search service as the default instead of having the original service as the default.
To set it as default, navigate to Central Admin, Application Management, Configure service application associations and for the Web Applications View, select "default" (or your Application Proxy Group name) and then you should get an option to set the new search as the default. Be aware that any Scopes you have may not work if they weren't upgraded.
I spent a lot of time to find out a really working solution for this problem. I read all the documents, blogs, forums and etc about this, but nothing worked. Let's go straightly to the question.
I'm using BitNami Redmine Stack, and I wanted to prepare a totally free helpdesk on redmine. As you know, redmine can originally create issue by email (in my case Gmail). Someone (let's say a customer) sends an email to redmine stack and declares an issue that need to be fixed by the support team. Then support team could see all the issues reported by customers and begin the fixing workflow. This way the customer will be informed about the updates for tissue and how the process is going forward
I used this article originally to solve the problem, but I changed some parts as needed. Here are the steps:
1. Create the Customer role and set the permissions
Sign in to Redmine as Administrator and go to the Administration > Roles and permissions > New role. Name it Customer, uncheck "Issues can be assigned to this role" and for Issue visibility select "Issues created by or assigned to the user".
Now in permission section, check the Issue tracking > Add Issue.
2. Create Redmine User for issues creation
Go to Administration > Users > New user and create an account, use the email of the customer here. Then go back to "Users", choose the user, go to Projects tab. In the "New project" panel, select the project, check the Customer role and click add.
3. You need a Gmail account for Redmine
Customers will send their mails to this Gmail address (let's call it redmine.YourCompanyName#gmail.com). Then we fetch mails and create issues in Redmine. So, go to Gmail settings and enable IMAP (cause we use IMAP)
4. Get the CACert.pem
Get the cacert.pem file from here and put it somewhere inside Redmine installation folder (I put it inside "C:\BitNami\redmine-2.3.1-1\apps\redmine\htdocs\cert.pem").
5. Now the script to fetch mails and create issues
Go to the directory that Redmine is installed. Then go to apps > redmine > htdocs (mine is "C:\BitNami\redmine-2.3.1-1\apps\redmine\htdocs\"), hold Shift key, right click and select "Open command window here". Now run this script in command window:
rake redmine:email:receive_imap unknown_user=accept no_permission_check=1 RAILS_ENV="production" host=imap.gmail.com port=993 username=redmine.YourCompanyName#gmail.com password=YourGmailPassword ssl=1 project=YourProject
set SSL_CERT_FILE=C:\BitNami\redmine-2.3.1-1\apps\redmine\htdocs\cert.pem
This script fetches mails in your Gmail account (redmine.YourCompanyName#gmail.com) and creates issues in Redmine. You may run this script periodically, so you could do it manually or create a job for it (i.e. a task in Task Scheduler)