Bare minimum set of permissions for terraform on GCP

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By : user3100113

Date : January 12 2021, 01:40 AM

it helps some times Permission to view "Admin Project" and manage Cloud Storage. Any other actions that Terraform would perform will require that the API for the service(s) be enabled. The Terraform service account would also require organization and folder permissions. Please refer to the following tutorial for guidance
[Managing GCP projects with Terraform][1] https://cloud.google.com/community/tutorials/managing-gcp-projects-with-terraform

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Looking for minimum permissions to load assembly in Sandbox AppDomain. Why these permissions are needed?

By : user3402208

Date : March 29 2020, 07:55 AM

help you fix your problem I'm trying to put in place the minimum permissions for a sandbox AppDomain in order to load an assembly. It seems that it is mandatory to have PathDiscovery permission on the appBase and Read permission on the loaded assembly, but no permission is required on the dependent assemblies. My questions are: Why do we need PathDiscovery? isn't read access enough on each needed assembly? Why only the loaded assembly needs Read permission and not the dependent ones? ,
Why do we need PathDiscovery?

Bare repository permissions.

By : King

Date : March 29 2020, 07:55 AM

I think the issue was by ths following , I setup git on an ubuntu server and I was pushing the local repo to the server and getting the errors below. When I change the permissions of the two folders it works. I just want to understand why when I setup git init --bare it doesn't just work with the permissions it creates. Also is 777 the best permissions to have for these folders? Is there a more legit way of fixing this? , Running

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$ git init --shared=0777 --bare

Bare Minimum of a Pagination?

By : Hugo Soares

Date : March 29 2020, 07:55 AM

I wish this help you Pagination is relatively simple and I will attempt to describe it in the simplest way I can.
To start off with here are 5 terms or phrases (or parameters) that you will come across in most pagination scenarios:

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SELECT * FROM products WHERE active = 1 LIMIT 0 , 25

give me the results 0 - 24, i.e. the first 25 results

offset = (current page * limit) - limit
i.e. (1 * 25) - 25 = 0

SELECT * FROM products WHERE active = 1 LIMIT [OFFSET] , [LIMIT]

i.e. SELECT * FROM products WHERE active = 1 LIMIT 0 , 25

offset = (current page * limit) - limit
i.e. (2 * 25) - 25 = 25

SELECT * FROM products WHERE active = 1 LIMIT [OFFSET] , [LIMIT]

i.e. SELECT * FROM products WHERE active = 1 LIMIT 25 , 25

give me the results 25 - 49, i.e. the next 25 results starting from record 25

Bare minimum to send email in ASP.Net

By : AJ Greene

Date : March 29 2020, 07:55 AM

I hope this helps . You do not need to specify anithing in IIS to use the SmtpClient object in C#.
You only need to fill in your host information, username and password and it should work right of the bat unless the port is blocked in your firewall.

What's the most efficient way to determine the minimum AWS permissions necessary for a Terraform configuration?

By : user1459105

Date : March 29 2020, 07:55 AM

wish of those help As I guess that there's no perfect solution, treat this answer a bit as result of my brain storming. At least for the initial permission setup, I could imagine the following:
Allow everything first and then process the CloudTrail logs to see, which API calls were made in a terraform apply / destroy cycle.