Google Native Client Puns

Hey,

I am a freelance and I would like to publish my client's react native app, of course I would like him to be the owner of the account that published the app.

I saw that you can transfer ownership of the app between accounts. Is it the best option? What's the common practice when doing so.

Thanks in advance (:

I wanted to share a little pet project of mine where I try to build a native ProtonMail client for macOS. At the moment it's largely incomplete and missing major features though, and with the recent ProtonMail announcement for a planned desktop client it's likely not going to amount to anything. Still I'll keep working on it on the side whenever I find the time and perhaps there are other developers here who would want to play around with a project like this.

You can find the project on GitHub.

Hi

I am looking to implement Windows (native) Always VPN to my remote workers.

This would consist of x2 tunnels:

• Device tunnel using certificate authentication
• User tunnel using EAP (with certificates and RADIUS)

Both work fine stand alone but im trying to get my head around having both tunnels configured on the same Fortigate (Azure hosted - 6.2.9) external interface. I don't think PeerID is an option as there is no way to configure that using the Windows native client.

Is there a way to achieve this?

Note: We currently have EMS/Forticlients but would like to move away from this.

Thanks!

Hi!

We are currently looking into some sort of AlwaysOn VPN experience for remote devices using our existing AD CA environment with NPS/RADIUS for 802.1x.

Our 200E (6.2.10) config looks like:

edit "Clone_Forti"
set type dynamic
set interface "wan1"
set ike-version 2
set dpd on-idle
set dhgrp 19 14 5
set proposal aes128-sha256 aes256-sha256 aes128-sha1
set authmethod signature
set peertype any
set mode-cfg enable
set certificate "AOVPN Export"
set dpd-retryinterval 60
set net-device disable
set ipv4-start-ip 192.168.1.2
set ipv4-end-ip 192.168.1.100
set dns-mode auto
set ipv4-split-include "Forticlient - Split Tunneling"
set save-password enable
next

With a VPN certificate installed on the FG issued from our internal CA. Computers with a computer cert can authenticate (computer cert authentication) to the above VPN fine. We want to now do this certificate authentication using our internal NPS server. Google suggests we need to turn on the following EAP settings

set eap enable
set eap-identity send-request
set authusrgrp "AzureCA-8021x Group"

When set, the remote clients can no longer connect. Running a debug I can see:

ike 0:Clone_Forti:753659: reassembled fragmented message
ike 0:Clone_Forti:753659: responder received AUTH msg
ike 0:Clone_Forti:753659: processing notify type MOBIKE_SUPPORTED
ike 0:Clone_Forti:753659: received peer identifier DER_ASN1_DN 'CN = examplecomputer.domain.co.uk'
ike 0:Clone_Forti:753659: re-validate gw ID
ike 0:Clone_Forti:753659: gw validation failed
ike 0:Clone_Forti:753659: schedule delete of IKE SA dc81abdb43ab4b0a/46c880b7dab1794d
ike 0:Clone_Forti:753659: scheduled delete of IKE SA dc81abdb43ab4b0a/46c880b7dab1794d
ike 0:Clone_Forti: connection expiring due to phase1 down
ike 0:Clone_Forti: deleting
ike 0:Clone_Forti: deleted

Googling this points to the fact you cant have set authmethod signature and EAP enabled at the same time.

I am wondering if this is even possible? Essentially we just want to relay the cert authentication to our NPS server.

Any advice would be greatly appreciated!

I am trying to develop a simple web and mobile native app as a learning exercise. To support both web and native mobile app I am thinking of this broad backend architecture:

DB <--> common internal api <-----> web request/response handler <---> web client
                         ^
                         |
                         +--------> REST API <----> native mobile app

My questions are:

0. Is this design to support both web clients and native mobile apps okay? Is there a better approach? I am trying to develop simple old-fashioned GET/POST and server-side rendered web app(i.e. not an SPA), but also want to support native mobile app.

1. When the browser sends a request to the backend, or receives a response from the backend, some of the important communication aspects such as TLS, cookie management, form data encoding etc is handled by the browser on the client-side. How is this achieved on a native mobile app? Are there native libraries that handle this on behalf of the app? I do not want to use webview to wrap the web client on mobile devices.

As of this moment which one is better performance wise ? I read that SE is letting the mac client rot so the crossover offers better performance. Can anyone share their experiences ?

GrowlVoice is dead. VoiceMac is beyond my comprehension. Hangouts breaks my workflow. Can anyone recommend a client for text messaging via Google Voice, other than making a web page wrapper with Fluid?

Edit: I used Version 2 of Fluid that works a lot better so that’s the best I can do right now.

I'm currently thinking about creating an alternative client for the Bitwarden (because I love native apps). Since creating such an app is a lot of work, to make it work the client would likely has to be not free to use.

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Here is a scenario why you should do this:

There are enough people who play EvE on a relatively old PC. You can probably collect the data better than me, but support for Windows 10 will end in 2025. Myself and many of these people will not be able to buy a Windows 11 compliant PC, others may not want to either.

So you still have some time until 2025, make something of it ..

You would benefit more from providing gamers with a Linux client and enabling more people to use EVE than losing players who were "forcibly" excluded by Windows 11.

P.S. there are probably even more players who would play EvE on a Linux than there are people who play it on a Mac ;)

Running Windows 11 Pro build 22000.376 on a custom desktop with AMD processor. All I’m trying to do is use the native mail client. I’ve tried both my work email, as an exchange/365 account, as well as my personal iCloud account. Neither will load anything despite the app saying that the accounts have been added successfully. Setting up my work email, it even asked for my Authenticator code. Still nothing. I’ve tried reset, repair, reinstalling, and trying with VPN on and off. When I click the manual “sync this view” button it just says that nothing has been received. I’m pretty frustrated with this, trying some last troubleshooting before I buy an Outlook code. I was able to add my work email to my MacBook with no difficulty

I am a WARP subscriber, but I'm not able to realize the 4:4:4 functionality on my M1 laptop since the Parsec client is still using software decode there. Where is the native silicon app with hardware decode on the development roadmap? Any chance of seeing it in 2022?

I am trying to develop a simple web and mobile native app as a learning exercise. To support both web and native mobile app I am thinking of this broad backend architecture:

DB <--> common internal api <-----> web request/response handler <---> web client
                         ^
                         |
                         +--------> REST API <----> native mobile app

My questions are:

0. Is this design to support both web clients and native mobile apps okay? Is there a better approach? I am trying to develop simple old-fashioned GET/POST and server-side rendered web app(i.e. not an SPA), but also want to support native mobile app.

1. When the browser sends a request to the backend, or receives a response from the backend, some of the important communication aspects such as TLS, cookie management, form data packing etc is handled by the browser on the client-side. How is this achieved on a native mobile app? Are there native libraries that handle this on behalf of the app? I do not want to use webview to wrap the web client on mobile devices.