With Domino 1.5b3 and later, add "&Login=1" to a Domino URL. This will force the user to log in before allowing access to a database (without requiring you to set Default and Anonymous access to No Access).

Your browser must accept cookies. You personal settings, including your access details, are stored in a cookie on your computer. You can turn cookies on and off, or even delete them. For most browsers, you will find this function under 'Settings'. To gain access to the full functionality of the image database, you must activate cookies in your web browser. When you have done this, relaunch your browser.

There are two different ways to accomplish what you are looking for. The first is to redirect the desktop folder to a file server on your network. By redirecting the desktop folder, the users desktop will be available to them wherever they log in. However, in this case, the files will not be copied down locally to every desktop they log in to. Jeremy covers redirected folders quite thoroughly in Chapter 10 of his Group Policy book.

The system we use requires some high-level programming knowledge. We use a relational database, MySQL, along with our own customized programs and storage system. You can read about our image retrieval system here: http://calphotos.berkeley.edu/retrieval.html. Our programs are freely available to other developers who want to build similar systems. The page above contains instructions on how to do that. There are several commercial image databases.

You don't have to log out of our server, but in doing so, it will prevent anyone else who might use your computer from accessing the server in your name. You can log out of the server by clicking "Log out of database" under the Options/HELP menu tab or, unless you check "Remember my password," by exiting your browser (by pressing "exit" of your browser's file menu).

This scenario often occurs in configurations where processes run under various user IDs but need to write to a log file under a fixed, but different user id. With a traditional file appender, the log file will probably be created under one user's id and appended to under a different user's id. With a typical umask of 0002, the file will be created with -rw-rw-r-- permissions.

Go to the main forum page here and click on "register" at the top of the page. You can use the same info you used to register your agent, if you wish. Starting June 4th, expiration dates will be assigned to tasks. It will currently be set to one month. This means, if you have a large queue that would take more than one month to process, you will not get credit for all of your candidates. Basically, you should set your queue to contain no more than 2 or 3 weeks of data.

If you happen to forget or misplace your User Identification Number, you can always obtain it by logging into CLASS-Web with your old Student ID number and clicking the “What’s my new User ID?” link.

In order to be able to search the database using your personal user account, first log in on the homepage. This takes you to the database. You can now search by word or phrase for individual images or selections (>Go!), for complete folders covering a particular category (>find folder) or for pictures within a particular folder (>in folder). By clicking on an image, you can see a layout preview and the associated text.

Yes. We do have a networked version of the program that will allow more than one person to work within the same database at the same time. For more information call our Technical Support line at: 800-724-9853 option 6.

Generally speaking, an owner of property may not use deadly force to defend the property. Society values human life and bodily integrity much higher than property. Therefore, the life, health and safety of an individual, even an intruder, is considered to be more valuable than the china or stereo which that individual is trying to steal. owner is not prohibited, however, from invoking self-help methods in defending property from another.

The browser caches the username and password until the browser is closed. The Basic Authentication protocol does not allow you to "logout" a user without changing his password. The Basic Authentication protocol does not support the notion of timeout either. You could use AuthentiX cookie-based authentication which supports timeouts and logouts, see: https://www.flicks.com/secure/scripts/acookielogin/loginfirst.

Yes! Just be sure to logon using the SAME email address, and Where's George? will log you on using your existing user number. Please remember to use your CURRENT, local Zip Code when entering bills away from home.

By default the module will list all of the databases on your system on the main page, even if some are not actually usable by the logged-in user. To change this, follow these steps : In the Database access control list field, remove the existing *: * line and enter one line per user, containing the username, a colon and list of databases he is allowed to use.

Usually this is caused by the incorrect password. Please note that the password is case sensitive. If you are not sure what password you entered before, you may request your password by using the "Forgot Your Password?" feature on our website. The other possible cause is that your web browser's cookie function may be disabled. To access PDHonline's personalized web pages, you need to turn on the cookie function in your web browser. See FAQ No.

No, Field Force Manager is set up to automatically start up and log the user in when the device is powered on. You only have to enter your device number and PIN the first time you log in to Field Force Manager.

Call the library at 903-886-5720. Also, see our website at: http://www.tamu-commerce.edu/library/proxyfaq.htm

It's easy to add a personal food to your database. Just click on "Add Food" to the meal you'd like to add your new food to. Then click on "Enter a Food Not Listed" next to the search box. You'll be taken to a page where you can add the nutritional information for the food you'd like to add to the database. Once you're finished entering in your data, just click the "Save Food" button. To add your new food to your diary, just search for it like any other food.

By all means, Yes. When you log into the database, certain "session variables" are set. If these session variables are not reset when you log out, it can result in data corruption and, even more so, security issues. To log out of the database in a proper fashion, click the 'log out of database' icon at the top of the main page. This will reset all of your session variables and will decrease the risk of data corruption.