[Rails] Re: Restclient error

[Kristian Koci]

Are you on MS Windows?

El miércoles, 5 de agosto de 2015, 1:06:35 (UTC-4:30), venkata sai Reddy 
escribió:
>
> caught RestClient::SSLCertificateNotVerified: SSL_connect returned=1 
> errno=0 state=SSLv3 read server certificate B: certificate verify failed: 
>

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[Rails] Re: Check out what we've build

[Elizabeth McGurty]

In this context, I would like to understand what an 'outsourced project' is?
Liz


On Wednesday, August 5, 2015 at 5:05:37 PM UTC-4, Ruby-Forum.com User wrote:
>
> Hey there 
>
> We are dev team building outsource projects. And each time finishing the 
> projects we've had a pain with configuring backups (files and DBs) for 
> our customer's VPS. 
>
> Honestly, I think that you, guys, Ruby on Rails developers, face the 
> same issue every single day. So while solving this problem, we've built 
> the BitCalm - https://bitcalm.com. 
>
> Please check it out and give us your feedback. 
> Do you think it's useful for anybody else but us or is it creepy shit? 
> =) 
>
> If you're interested, here are core features: 
> - It helps to configure auto backups to S3 in 1 minute. 
> - incremental backups for your files and dump backups for your DBs. 
> - web-dashboard to add/configure/manage multiple backups in a single 
> place. 
>
> -- 
> Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/. 
>

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[Rails] Check out what we've build

[Tom Cooper]

Hey there

We are dev team building outsource projects. And each time finishing the
projects we've had a pain with configuring backups (files and DBs) for
our customer's VPS.

Honestly, I think that you, guys, Ruby on Rails developers, face the
same issue every single day. So while solving this problem, we've built
the BitCalm - https://bitcalm.com.

Please check it out and give us your feedback.
Do you think it's useful for anybody else but us or is it creepy shit?
=)

If you're interested, here are core features:
- It helps to configure auto backups to S3 in 1 minute.
- incremental backups for your files and dump backups for your DBs.
- web-dashboard to add/configure/manage multiple backups in a single
place.

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[Rails] Re: How to preserve the session id whether the http request header contains 'Pragma'='no-cache'.

[Matt Jones]

On Tuesday, 4 August 2015 01:41:18 UTC-4, Hiroto Mukouhara wrote:
>
> The new session id is created when the http request header contains
> 'Pragma'='no-cache' on our RoR environment. Our goal is that the session
> id is preserved if the http request header contains 'Pragma'='no-cache'.
> Please let us know how to preserve the session id.
>
> The detailed sequence is shown below:
>
> 1. The user downloads the Microsoft World file from RoR application, and
>opens that file using 'Protected View'.
>
> 2. The user clicks the url link which is written in that Word file. The
>clicked url link points to a page which is located on that RoR
>application.
>
> 3. On opening that url link, the http request header contains
>'Pragma'='no-cache', and the new session id is created with the http
>response header which contains 'Set-Cookie'. 
>
> If the user opens that file not using 'Protected View' on the sequence 1,
> the session id is preserved on the sequence 3. The http request header
> doesn't contain 'Pragma'='no-cache'.
>

I can't find much documentation for Protected View, but there's some 
indication that it may be fiddling with the context that the web request 
uses when you click on the link:

https://onmessages.wordpress.com/2015/01/19/a-security-problem-has-occurred-in-word/

This may be a security restriction to prevent malicious documents from 
including hyperlinks to third-party sites that rely on the user's existing 
cookies to do XSS.

--Matt Jones

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[Rails] Re: Helps us with your feedback

[Matt Jones]

On Wednesday, 5 August 2015 06:50:50 UTC-4, tomcoo...@gmail.com wrote:
>
> Hey there
>
> We are dev team building outsource projects. And each time finishing the 
> projects we've had a pain with configuring backups (files and DBs) for our 
> customer's VPS. 
>
> Honestly, I think that you, guys, Ruby on Rails developers, face the same 
> issue every single day. So while solving this problem, we've built the 
> BitCalm.com  service.
>
> Please check it out and give us your feedback.
> Do you think it's useful for anybody else but us or is it creepy shit? =)
>
> If you're interested, here are core features:
> - It helps to configure auto backups to S3 in 1 minute.
> - incremental backups for your files and dump backups for your DBs.
> - web-dashboard to add/configure/manage multiple backups in a single place.
>

Quick thoughts:

* the option to install via a remote ROOT LOGIN concerns me. Having root 
*able* to log in over SSH is a security antipattern. Having SSH with 
passwords enabled is one too. Giving the server's root password to a third 
party is an even bigger mess.

* the encryption situation is not explained well. In particular, it is 
unclear how exactly data is encrypted during transmission and who holds the 
keys used for that. It also appears that some features are 
yet-to-be-implemented, as mentioned in the Security FAQ: "In 2015 we plan 
to enable data encryption before sending with your own public key." This is 
of concern especially for customers using BitCalm-provided S3 storage, 
since the website can download the backup to the user's local storage - and 
therefore (absent a layer of encryption) read the contents.

* there's a pair of mutually-exclusive statements in the Technical FAQ, in 
adjacent paragraphs:

"The size of database data should not exceed free space in your /tmp 
folder."

"Databases of any size may be backed up, because all reading and 
compression process is done with chunks of data in RAM."

One or the other of these is presumably false.

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[Rails] Re: Restclient error

[Matt Jones]

On Wednesday, 5 August 2015 01:36:35 UTC-4, venkata sai Reddy wrote:
>
> caught RestClient::SSLCertificateNotVerified: SSL_connect returned=1 
> errno=0 state=SSLv3 read server certificate B: certificate verify failed: 
>

Take a look at http://mislav.uniqpath.com/2013/07/ruby-openssl/ which will 
walk through how to troubleshoot this.

--Matt Jones 

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[Rails] Re: How to preserve the session id whether the http request header contains 'Pragma'='no-cache'.

[Frederick Cheung]

On Tuesday, August 4, 2015 at 6:41:18 AM UTC+1, Hiroto Mukouhara wrote:
>
> The new session id is created when the http request header contains
> 'Pragma'='no-cache' on our RoR environment. Our goal is that the session
> id is preserved if the http request header contains 'Pragma'='no-cache'.
> Please let us know how to preserve the session id.
>
> The detailed sequence is shown below:
>
> 1. The user downloads the Microsoft World file from RoR application, and
>opens that file using 'Protected View'.
>
> 2. The user clicks the url link which is written in that Word file. The
>clicked url link points to a page which is located on that RoR
>application.
>
> 3. On opening that url link, the http request header contains
>'Pragma'='no-cache', and the new session id is created with the http
>response header which contains 'Set-Cookie'. 
>
> If the user opens that file not using 'Protected View' on the sequence 1,
> the session id is preserved on the sequence 3. The http request header
> doesn't contain 'Pragma'='no-cache'.
>
>
>
Does the request in 3 have a cookie header? 

Fred 

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[Rails] Helps us with your feedback

[tomcooper845]

Hey there

We are dev team building outsource projects. And each time finishing the 
projects we've had a pain with configuring backups (files and DBs) for our 
customer's VPS. 

Honestly, I think that you, guys, Ruby on Rails developers, face the same 
issue every single day. So while solving this problem, we've built the 
BitCalm.com  service.

Please check it out and give us your feedback.
Do you think it's useful for anybody else but us or is it creepy shit? =)

If you're interested, here are core features:
- It helps to configure auto backups to S3 in 1 minute.
- incremental backups for your files and dump backups for your DBs.
- web-dashboard to add/configure/manage multiple backups in a single place.

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