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I have requirement to unzip a file automatically whenever it is pasted in specified folder in onedrive (ex: zipfolder). So i basically want to know that, is it possible to run any program in onedrive that can fulfill my requirement.
If you were really dedicated to the task, what you could do is set up a web service with a webhook attached to the folder that you are wanting to do this in. When the webhook fires, your service can connect to OneDrive, download the file, unzip, and re-upload the contents.
It may not be possible to run a program from onedrive...One drive is a cloud based server or rather storage,You may be forced to download it and install it from your hard disk
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I was wondering that how do storage solutions like S3 or Google Drive check whether their storage platform is being abused for the storage of malicious content?
e.g. if someone uploads a password protected zip file to their servers, I don't see a way on how they can verify it.
For unencrypted files, I can understand some sort of file parser could work. But if someone uploads a password protected file, the only way to see/verify the contents is try to brute force your way into it (ignoring the moral obligations for the organisation to not do that).
So, how do these companies/solutions verify the kind of data that is being uploaded on their platforms?
There isn't technical solution, but on legal solution. They say: "We are only a service provider, not a content provider. We aren't responsible of the illegal use of our services".
This stand has been the same with Youtube, where you was able to upload content with copyright without issue with Google (but with the owner of the copyright). Now, it has changed and Youtube performed check, but it was the same legal principle.
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I want to send a dynamically created workbook via a POST request. In case when I have a file, it is easy to do. Is it possible to avoid the part of saving it into the file? Thanks!
To answer the actual question: This is not possible.
Because you can only send via POST what exists. If you want to send a file, that file needs to exist. If you don't save that file it doesn't exist yet.
So you need at least save it in the temp folder and delete it after sending.
Depending on if you are in control of the server API you can ask for a JSON with the data only, so you can submit the data without the huge overhead of an Excel file. If you are not in control over the server API and Excel files is the only that the API accepts, then your only option is to save the file temporarily.
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I have 2 App services. How to copy a folder (includes sub-folders) from one App Service to another internally? The two App Services are in PHP 7.
NO, there is no native way to do that. It's similar to how you copy files from one server to another. Because KUDU also does not support FTP.
You have todo download the files from one App and upload it to the 2nd one again. You can tools like WinSCP to do that. Also backup and restore is another option.
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I'm having some troubles with people getting in my folder. Is there any way to have a program that whenever I try to open a specific folder it asks for a password and won't let you see what's in that folder unless you have the password?
The easiest way would be to take advantage of the account system on your computer. Just make an account and password protect it. It will be like you have the whole computer to yourself. If you are unable to make an account of your own for some reason (I don't know the circumstances) i guess you could just throw everything in the folder into a 7zip. No one can get into one of those without a password.
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I am new to development of web application. I need to use a open source tool (http://subgraph.com/products.html) in my website. This application works as a tool. I need to download it and work as of now. My project is to integrate this with my website and produce results as the same way the tool is working when downloading.
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How to integrate it with my website and produce the same results?
I think you can't integrate it. You can't run it in command line to control it and you can't save results to file. Look for other open source tools - i.e Arachni, W3AF or maybe one of the list (Web Application Security Scaner List) can be integrated to webpage.