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Closed 10 years ago.
I want to test a remote applications using PSExec, the problem is i can't interact with it. Is there a solution?
Not really.
PSexec works by remotely creating a service configured to run a command of your choice. In more recent versions of windows OS (Vista, 2008, 7) a service is not allowed to have an interactive component. Yes, there are deprecated options to allow interactivity, but windows will give it a new windows session that is separate from others. The user will see a prompt to reveal any GUI componant that is kind of similar to User Account Control. When you accept the prompt, a wholly blank desktop is loaded with the GUI part of your service.
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Because there could possibly be so many windows open at different spots. Some windows are active some are not, how does the OS delegate the mouse event based on where the application window is? I'm a little lost.
The OS (or a dedicated program that comes as part of it) keeps track of the windows (their locations, sizes, depth w.r.t. other windows, state of "activeness") and the cursor position and can figure out which window is right below the mouse pointer. And that's all there is.
System call is made by software to OS, so OS returns response to software not to mouse, If windows are from same software it still applies. Softwares are managed in table in background.
id, path, request
1, c:\word.exe, 2
2, c:\word.exe, 3
so basicaly OS knows from where the request was made. "Operating System Concepts Essentials" covers questions like these.
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Is it possible in iPhone if we can track users actions? Like which applications he has opened, sent messages or calls etc.
Thanks
Simple answer: no
Apps cannot access the usage information of different apps.
There is a (work arround) solution by implementing a Proxy-App, which provides a proxy server and registers this proxy server in the preferences. All network data would pass that proxy and your Proxy-App could send usage statistics to your server.
However, you can only track network traffic, not other usage statistics. Moreover, this App would never pass the App Review process...
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Closed 10 years ago.
I want to authorise a team dedicatedly for password reset/printer queue delete kind of L1 tasks. I have planned to do so via 1 menu using Perl script. And I want it to be front end at HTML. I don't want user to login in server's black screen. They just login into web portal-> see the menu-> select an item-> do the task->exit.
Now, I am thinking what framework I can use to achieve this.
How user password would be transferred securely from web portal to my server?
How are you going to encrypt/secure the web communication?
How are you going to encrypt/secure passwords?
Even if you use one of the built-in methods for encrypting the passwords at authentication time, how will you secure passwords in user input for something like a password reset function?
I really need your valuable suggestions on this.
thanks,
Prashant
See this cool framework Mojolicious, it's really up to date, plus author update it frequently.
Official mojolicious site
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I want to write an mmo game server, but I can't seem to find any links that will tell me where to start off. Do I have to have my own server? Could I make a game server using GoDaddy as a host? Any information is a help.
I've made demo games with a server/client on LAN, and I am comfortable enough with network programming. My issue is making an online server. I just don't know where to start.
Yes, you are to buy server, where you server-side game will run. Goddady the cheapest solution is virtual dedicated server...
First of all, give a look at what is network-programming, try to create an echo server or a little chat and test all of this locally before buying anything.
That's my advice.
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Closed 11 years ago.
PowerCLI is a scripting tool used for VM automation and creation.
Is there a way to use this scrip to automate and create VM?
May I also know what is silent installation and how does it work?
CLI = Command Line Interface
I.e. a prompt you can type in commands textually as opposed to a visual point & click UI.