007 Facebook Hack V1.0 Password Http Proxy
Chiquita Palafox
I applied to the system administrator to change the proxy authentication type from Kerberos to NTLM. I'm not sure if it was mandatory (I'm an ignoramus in this matter), but my application was approved.
After running a pcap trace between my server and the proxy, i noticed that the "HTTP CONNECT" request sent to the proxy during a git clone still not have a "Proxy-Authorization" header set to basic. This was due to my git version "1.8.3.1" that do not support http.proxyAuthMethod.
After installing a newest git version (2.16.6), using rpm packages foud here " _64/packages/g/", setting http.proxyAuthMethod to basic had finally an effect on git behavior and then my git clone was successful.
This error occurred for me because I had not updated my stored GitHub credentials in windows credentials, after I had generated a new login token on GitHub. Editing the windows credential password with the new token resolved the issue for me.
I experienced this error due to my corporate network using one proxy while on premise, and a second (completely different) proxy when VPN'd from the outside. I was originally configured for the on-premise proxy, received the error, and then had to update my config to use the alternate, off-prem, proxy when working elsewhere.
Have the same problem while using sourcetreeReason was Maybe switching the System Proxy from on to off while sourcetree was open. For some reason this was written into the config file of a project. This can be easily deleted over sourcetree by "Settings" -> "Edit configuration file".Just delete it out there under http
I tried all of the solutions but none of them worked. Then I saw my .gitconfig file. It had multiple repeated entries and some of them were not correct(As I had tried multiple solutions). Finally I removed all the redundant and non needed settings and just kept the four settings mentioned by Sairam Kukadala, in his answer above, and Voila! it worked.
Here's an alternate answer if you haven't tried any crazy proxy set up. Make sure that you are adding the repository through github.com or github enterprise instead of using a URL. If you are trying to use a github.com repository via the URL, you'll see the 407 error. Once I realized what I was doing my error went away.
I installed my ERA V5 and configured it for mirror updating, so clients can get updates in this way without any problem. But then I wanted to configure proxy server so I installed apache proxy server and configured it by procedures explained here. After configuring clients to get updates from proxy server when I click update now (in smart security v10) multiple errors logged in "error.log" file in apache proxy server logs folder:
Mentioned error most probably means that it is not possible to resolve DNS name update.eset.com on machine where HTTP proxy is installed - could you please verify it is properly configured, for example by testing "ping update.eset.com" from HTTP proxy?
Also I am not sure whether caching will actually work for non-bussiness products. It was added to v6/v7 business products, but you are using home version - is this intentional? Even if DNS resolving is no longer a problem and updating through proxy will be working, it is very probable that without caching.
I can ping update.eset.com from ERA v5 server but you (Martink) said check it from http proxy! what do you mean? http proxy and ERA v5 both installed on the same machine. another thing is that when I clear log file and start apachehttpproxy service lines below appeard:
Now "almost" every thing is OK! I connected the server to the internet and DNS error (mentioned above) disappeared! So I could update a client (smart security v10) by proxy configuration; but on another client with the same credential nor another credential I couldn't update! It appears "invalid username or password" message and a dialogue box to enter username and password.
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If you have been using splash-screen for Cordova, you need to update your code as Android changed their splash screen API,the cordova-plugin-splashscreen is now on cordova-android core, so we have removed the dependency from the splash-screenpackage. As a result we are dropping the support for dark mode splash screen on Android.
Improved tracking of which files are used by build plugins to know when it should do a full rebuild, a faster client-only rebuild, or can completely skip rebuilding after a file is modified. This should work with any type of file in any directory, and for both files in the app and files in packages. The most noticeable improvement is when modifying a file only used on the client Meteor will only rebuild the client, even if the file is not inside imports or a client folder.
If you are working with enrollments in user accounts, do note that the enrollment token handling is now separate from reset password token. The token is now under services.password.enroll, so adjust your code accordingly if you use it.
As Node.js version was upgraded we recommend that you remove your node_modules folder (rm -rf node_modules) and run meteor npm i to be sure you compile all the binary dependencies again using the new Node.js version.
If you are maintaining a package that depends on one of the accounts packages which had a major version bump you will either need to set the new version manually or set api.versionsFrom('2.3').You can also have it reference its current version and 2.3 like this: api.versionsFrom(['1.12', '2.3']), for specific package it can be like this: api.use('accoun...@1.0.1 2.0.0').
Removed deprecated package API method names Package.on_use, Package.on_test, Package._transitional_registerBuildPlugin and api.add_files, if you haven't till now, please use the current camel case versions.
Hot Module Replacement (HMR): Updates the javascript modules in a running app that were modified during a rebuild. Reduces the feedback cycle while developing so you can view and test changes quicker (it even updates the app before the build has finished). Enabled by adding the hot-module-replacement package to an app. React components are automatically updated by default using React Fast Refresh. Integrations with other libraries and view layers can be provided by third party packages. Support for Blaze is coming soon. This first version supports app code in the modern web architecture. (docs) #11117
email package dependencies have been update and package version has been bumped to 2.0.0There is a potential breaking change as the underlying package started to use dns.resolve()instead of dns.lookup() which might be breaking on some environments.See nodemailer changelog for more information.
--cache-build option is now available on meteor deploy command and you can use it safely all the time if you are using a Git repository to run your deploy. This is helpful if your upload is failing then you can retry just the upload and also if you deploy the same bundle to multiple environments. Read more
To pass Node command line flags to the server node instance,now it is recommended to use SERVER_NODE_OPTIONS instead of NODE_OPTIONS.Since Meteor 0.5.3, Meteor allowed to pass node command line flags via the NODE_OPTIONSenvironment variable.However, since Node version 8 / Meteor 1.6 this has become a default nodeenvar with the same behavior. The side effect is that this now also affectsMeteor tool. The command line parameters could already be set separatelyvia the TOOL_NODE_FLAGS envar. This is now also possible (again) for the server.
The url package now provides an isomorphic implementation of the WHATWG url()API.While remaining backwards compatible, you can now also import URL and URLSearchParams from meteor/url.These will work for both modern and legacy browsers as well as node.
If you get Unexpected mongo exit code 62. Restarting. when starting your localMongoDB, you can either reset your project (meteor reset)(if you don't care about your local data)or you will need to update the feature compatibility version of your local MongoDB:
New command to ensure that Cordova dependencies are installed. Usage:meteor ensure-cordova-dependencies. Meteor handles this automatically but insome cases, like running in a CI, is useful to install them in advance.
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cursor.observeChanges now accepts a second options argument.If your observer functions do not mutate the passed arguments, you can specify nonMutatingCallbacks: true , which improves performance by reducingthe amount of data copies.
Meteor.user(), Meteor.findUserByEmail() and Meteor.findUserByUserName() can take a newoptions parameter which can be used to limit the returned fields. Useful for minimizingDB bandwidth on the server and avoiding unnecessary reactive UI updates on the client.Issue #10469
Accounts.config() has a new option defaultFieldSelector which will apply to allMeteor.user() and Meteor.findUserBy...() functions without explicit field selectors, andalso to all onLogin, onLogout and onLoginFailure callbacks. This is useful if you storelarge data on the user document (e.g. a growing list of transactions) which do no need to beretrieved from the DB whenever you or a package author call Meteor.user() without limiting thefields. Issue #10469
Lots of internal calls to Meteor.user() without field specifiers in accounts-base andaccounts-password packages have been optimized with explicit field selectors to onlythe fields needed by the functions they are in.Issue #10469
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