The ApplicationPoolIdentity under IIS 7+ is a local machine account named the same name as the application pool itself and resides under a special domain called IIS AppPool. For example given the application pool name MyAppPool your application pool identity user would be IIS AppPool\MyAppPool. You can learn more about how this works from this … Read more
Here is new method to do this Go to the Developer console In the “Help & Feedback” > “Manage Your Apps” > “Transfer your application” Follow the instructions and make sure you have the details from the suggested checklist available Submit the form You will receive instructions on what to do in about a day. … Read more
I have solved this issue calling this function when the user click on the logout link: var logout = function(){ document.location.href = “https://www.google.com/accounts/Logout?continue=https://appengine.google.com/_ah/logout?continue=http://www.example.com”; } When the user click on the link, the browser redirect the user to the logout page and only when the logout is complete, the user is redirected to the site “http://www.example.com”. … Read more
You need to setup multiple components to be able to create an account programmatically. You need: an AccountAuthenticator a Service to provide access to the AccountAuthenticator some permissions The authenticator The authenticator is an object that will make the mapping between the account type and the autority (i.e. the linux-user) that have rights to manage … Read more
As the Android Developer docs say Even if your app doesn’t use accounts, you still need to provide an authenticator component. If you don’t use accounts or server login, the information handled by the authenticator is ignored, so you can provide an authenticator component that contains stub method implementations. You also need to provide a … Read more
Go to WooCommerce > Settings > Advanced and remove the entry for Downloads in the Account endpoints section, just leave it blank. And the menu will not be visible anymore.
For me I had to remove my account from Xcode > preferences > accounts > Apple IDs by pressing the “-” bottom left. Then The “+” and adding back in my details. Nothing to do with Technical accounts being required. As being Admin gives you full access and privileges anyway.