For some reason I cannot get kohana to log my custom errors. Here is the code:
$log = new Log;
$log->add(Log::ERROR, 'There was a conflic with the username and/or email. UUID: '.$user['uuid'].' username: '.$user['username'].' email: '.$user['email']);
Thanks in advance for any help.
The simplest way would be to use Kohana's built-in logger since it's already setup:
Kohana::$log->add(Log::ERROR, "your debug info")->write();
Otherwise, if you want to use a custom one, make sure you assign a writer to it - it can be file, database, etc.
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By default Graylog2 seems to use these variables in it's email alert callbacks:
Date: ${check_result.triggeredAt}
Stream ID: ${stream.id}
Stream title: ${stream.title}
Stream URL: ${stream_url}
What are the others that are available?
Is {source} and {path} available? The documentation is non-existent regarding alert callbacks.
Try to use
message.fields.yourfield (e.g. message.fields.path)
Source : http://docs.graylog.org/en/1.3/pages/streams.html
Try to use
${foreach backlog message}${message.source}${end}
You should be able to key off of any field that shows up in the default search.
So for standard syslog
message.timestamp
message.source
message.message
message.level
message.process_id
message.application_name
message.facility
The syntax used in the email template can be found here.
https://code.google.com/p/jmte/
Has anyone been able to get SSJS CreateAdministrationProcess to work? I have searched for functioning code but was not able to find any.
I am trying to create an adminP request in SSJS to set a users password. I can't use the ?changepassword in the url method because we do not allow web users access to the NAB.
I am using OAUTH and when I try to hash and update the password directly to the NAB it without an adminp request, it creates problems with the current client session, logging them out and then locking them out.
I assume this is because I changed the credential tokens on the server but not on the client and when it realizes this it thinks I'm trying to authenticate over and over and locks me out.
If I can't get the SSJS to work I am going to write it in a lotusscript agent and call the agent from SSJS, but for posterity sake I wanted to get AdminP requests to work from SSJS directly.
Here is my code:
var hashednew = session.hashPassword(thenewpw)
nabDoc.replaceItemValue("HTTPPassword",hashednew)
var dt:NotesDateTime = session.createDateTime("Today 12");
nabDoc.replaceItemValue("HTTPPasswordChangeDate",dt)
dt.recycle()
var nabServerAccessView:NotesView = nabDB.getView("($ServerAccess)")
nabDB.DelayUpdates = false;
var AdminP=sessionAsSigner.CreateAdministrationProcess("abcServerName/Co")
var AdminPNoteId=AdminP.SetUserPasswordSettings(#Name("[ABBREVIATE]" ,#UserName()), 0, 0, 0, True)
nabDoc.save(true,true)
nabServerAccessView.refresh()
It is crashing at the line:
var AdminP=sessionAsSigner.CreateAdministrationProcess("abcServerName/Co")
and the server error is:
Error calling method 'CreateAdministrationProcess(string)' on an object of type 'lotus.domino.local.Session [Static Java Interface Wrapper, lotus.domino.local.Session: lotus.d
AS A FOLLOWUP,
The original code I posted had more than the uppercase/lowercase issue, in practice. I was able to get it to work, but the way I was updating to the NAB directly was wrong. I found a better way to do the password change using SSJS with the following snippet, and it's pretty simple. Of course you have to validate the old password and complexity of the new password first, but once you've done that you can run the following:
try {
var AdminP=sessionAsSignerWithFullAccess.createAdministrationProcess(server)
var chgPW=AdminP.changeHTTPPassword(theuser,theoldpw,thenewpw)
} catch(e) {print("AdminProcess configure error: " + e)}
In my opinion the problem is in naming convention - Java methods start with lower case letters.
var AdminP=sessionAsSigner.createAdministrationProcess("abcServerName/Co")
var AdminPNoteId=AdminP.setUserPasswordSettings(#Name("[ABBREVIATE]" ,#UserName()), 0, 0, 0, True)
Please check your ACL settings: Is "Maximum internet name and password" set to "Manager" or "Designer"?
I'd want to use a login page to access different firewalls, so I need to get information about the firewall I'm logging in.
In my controller I'd use
$this->container->get('security.context')->getToken()->getProviderKey()
but as an anonymous user I don't have access to getProviderKey method.
I could also parse
_security.xxx.target_path
to get xxx firewall but I'm looking for a more general solution if it exists at all.
Any idea?
As of symfony 3.2, you can now get the current firewall configuration using the following:
public function indexAction(Request $request)
{
$firewall = $this->container
->get('security.firewall.map')
->getFirewallConfig($request)
->getName();
}
Ref: http://symfony.com/blog/new-in-symfony-3-2-firewall-config-class-and-profiler
For Symfony 3.4 I wrote this to avoid referencing the non-public "security.firewall.map" service:
$firewallName = null;
if (($firewallContext = trim($request->attributes->get("_firewall_context", null))) && (false !== ($firewallContextNameSplit = strrpos($firewallContext, ".")))) {
$firewallName = substr($firewallContext, $firewallContextNameSplit + 1);
}
(Referencing "security.firewall.map" on 3.4 will throw an exception.)
Edit: This will not work in a custom exception controller function.
I was doing a little research on this myself recently so that I could send this information in an XACML request as part of the environment.
As far as I can tell from GitHub issues like this one:
https://github.com/symfony/symfony/issues/14435
There is currently no way to reliably get the information out of Symfony except the dirty compiler pass hack suggested on the linked issue. It does appear from the conversation on these issues, they are working on making this available, however, the status is still open, so we will have to be patient and wait for it to be provided.
#Adambean's answer is pretty elegant, but I'd write it as a one-liner:
$firewallName = array_slice(explode('.', trim($request->attributes->get('_firewall_context'))), -1)[0];
The difference is that $firewallName will always be a string (which may be empty).
Also, please note that this answer (like #Adambean's) doesn't work for a firewall with a dot in its name.
i need help with Valence portal.
I open the app with direct link
here:
http://192.168.1.1:7040?display=desktop&app=1001
but I need more data on this, PE: 'CODUSER' but if I put &coduser=1 doesn't work
http://192.168.1.1:7040?display=desktop&app=1001&coduser=1
I extecute an alert and this is the result to read the URL:
http://192.168.1.1:7040/desktop/examples/P01/index.html?app=1001&key=xxxxxxx&lang=en
URL doesn't contains the "coduser".
How can I send more information via GET method?
Thanks, Ivan.
I found a solution to my problem. Not is the best solution but is an aceptable solution, if any knows other, tell me, please.
My Solution:
I created a new Hook.js. on this file can read a current url (here read all url, 'coduser' included).
on the new Hook:
cod=foundParameterURL('codUser');//personal function, include current URL (location.href)
Ext.util.Cookies.set("coduser",cod);
later on the app, read the Cookie:
var cod = Ext.util.Cookies.get("coduser");
and continue with normality
If any knows as send information Hook.js to app tell me please.
thanks for all, Ivan.
Ok I've tried searching all over but can't seem to get just a simple straight forward answer.
I want to write log messages (INFO, ERROR, etc.) to the Kohana log file /application/logs/YYYY/MM/DD.php.
How do I do it?
Try the log class add() method: http://kohanaframework.org/3.2/guide/api/Log#add
Call it like this:
Log::instance()->add(Log::NOTICE, 'My Logged Message Here');
For the first parameter (level) use one of the 9 constants defined in the log class
Shuadoc you shouldn't touch system files (all those under system folder).
Change the value in bootstrap.php instead as stated by Ygam
Otherwise, when updates come you'll be in trouble.