"Unauthorized"

My old computer is dead. I followed the directions for copying from iPod to new computer. Several songs did not transfer because my iPod is "synched to another computer and you are not authorized to play on this computer." I followed its instruction to authorize this computer and got a message saying it's already authorized, yet the tunes still don't show up in my library. Also my playlists didn't transfer over. Please help.

Play the purchase on your computer for a few seconds & that will trigger authorization. The following link will explain about the store's authorization policy.
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=93014

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Hi,
I've investigated this phenomena of UNauthorized Cookies a bit more in the past few days and found their cause and uses goes very deep down the internet rabbit hole. While most browsers allow the user to delete cookies, or to block cookies from third parties, third parties may place cookies or "cookie equivalents" on your computer through a large variety of back doors. The most pernicious type of such cookie is euphemistically called a "Zombie Cookie" or a "supercookie".
These may reside in a number of places either in your own computer or remotely on the web. Deleting zombie cookies or supercookies is generally ineffective, because they are reinstalled in your browser, or worse, just exchange information with your browser withouth leaving a trail of cookie crumbs, the next time you get online. Some of these zombie cookies are not browser specific, so they can be accessed through all browsers on your computer.
The reason that you may never have heard of supercookies, and the reason they are so hard to find and get rid of, is that their deployment is deliberately sneaky and designed to evade detection and deletion. This means that most people who think they have cleared their computers of tracking objects have likely not. The European Union has recently taken action to make illegal the emplacement of "non-essential" cookies on your computer, but the United States, being less concerned about your personal privacy, and more concerned about making it easy for companies (and the government) to eavesdrop, has not.
The following is a list ( probably incomplete) where zombie cookies may be hiding on your computer:
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Storing cookies in and reading out web history
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HTML5 Database Storage via SQLite
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If a user is not able to remove the cookie from every one of these data stores then the cookie will be recreated to all of these stores on the next visit to the site that uses that particular cookie, or in some cases, just the next visit to the internet, even though you may have barred 3rd party cookies from being emplaced in your browser. Every company has their own implementation of zombie cookies and most are kept proprietary, although an open-source implementation of zombie cookies, called Evercookie,[5] is available and commonly used.
One such common type of supercookie is called Local shared objects (LSOs), or more commonly Flash cookies (due to their similarities with HTTP cookies), are pieces of data that websites which use Adobe Flash may store on a user's computer. Local shared objects are used by all versions of Adobe Flash Player and version 6 and above of Macromedia's now-obsolete Flash Player.[1]
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For more information on supercookies see:
https://www.bestvpn.com/blog/8177/super-cookies-flash-cookies/
There are some ways to reduce your load of unwanted cookies and local storage type cookies using extensions such as AdBlock or Disconnect, But I've tried some of these and it doesn't seem to stop very many of them, even though the Disconnect extension is said to block over 2000 of these types of cookies.
For those who are trying to ride under the radar by using some of these extensions or software blockers, be aware that use of these may actually make you more visible because of browser fingerprinting. Whenever you visit a website your browser sends data to the server hosting that site. This data includes basic information, including the browser name, operating system, and exact version number of the browser. This information is known as passive browser fingerprint because it happens automatically. However websites when blocked, can also easily install other types of scripts that ask for additional information, such as a list of all installed fonts and plugins, supported data types (so-called MIME types), screen resolution, system colors and much more. Because this information has to be solicited from your browser, it is known as active fingerprinting. Taken altogether, the various fingerprint attributes can be almost instantly (it takes just a few milliseconds to run algorithms that compare millions of fingerprints) combined to create a unique fingerprint that can be used to very accurately identify an individual user, no matter if cookies have been deleted or IP address changed between website visits.
For an article on browser fingerprinting, See : https://www.bestvpn.com/blog/8159/browsers-fingerprint-reduce/
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How can I get an unauthorized iTunes purchase refunded

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401:Unauthorized error while consuming a MOSS web service

Hi, We are trying to cosume a Web Service from MOSS using Spring and Axis. The WSDL requires user name and password. We are passing the right credentials however we are getting the 401 error. The exact exception is provided below. Could any one advise how this can be resolved?
java.io.FileNotFoundException: Response: '401: Unauthorized' for url: 'https://ts2amr.accenture.com/_vti_bin/Search.asmx?wsdl'.
org.springframework.beans.factory.BeanCreationException: Error creating bean with name 'spWSClient' defined in ServletContext resource [WEB-INF/applicationContext.xml]: Cannot resolve reference to bean 'spWebService' while setting bean property 'service'; nested exception is org.springframework.beans.factory.BeanCreationException: Error creating bean with name 'spWebService' defined in ServletContext resource [WEB-INF/applicationContext.xml]: Invocation of init method failed; nested exception is org.springframework.remoting.RemoteLookupFailureException: Failed to initialize service for JAX-RPC port [{urn:Microsoft.Search}QueryServiceSoap]; nested exception is javax.xml.rpc.ServiceException: Error processing WSDL document:
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I can't speak for MOSS for sure, but other Microsoft services such as MapPoint used to require Digest Authentication, which isn't quite as pervasive as Basic Authentication. You should doublecheck with the MOSS administrator about the proper credentials and access. You might even try a utility like SoapUI to see if things work from a test client before trying it on the application server.

Error 401--Unauthorized when deployed on WL Managed server (10.3.3)

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I created & started a WL-Managed server on my window desktop machine. I deployed to this Managed server, an application which is running without problem on Admin Server. (The managed server is created in the same Domain as that of Admin Server)
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Edited by: Prakash Chavan on Feb 28, 2011 4:57 PM

Thanks Faisal,
Here is the log after I add the 2 flags
<Mar 1, 2011 8:59:30 AM EST> <Notice> <WebLogicServer> <BEA-000365> <Server stat
e changed to RUNNING>
<Mar 1, 2011 8:59:30 AM EST> <Notice> <WebLogicServer> <BEA-000360> <Server star
ted in RUNNING mode>
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px
INFO: zip:C:/JDev11g/Middleware/user_projects/domains/base_domain/servers/Svr0/t
mp/_WL_user/TestTrackApp_V2.0/77qs7f/war/WEB-INF/lib/_wl_cls_gen.jar!/view/DataB
indings.cpx
[JpsAuth] Check Permission
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Action: [view]
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ermission]
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How do I get a refund for my movie. Tried to connect my rented movie to the LCD through an apple adapter but said unauthorized.

How do I get a refund for my movie from iTunes that I rented for ipad2? Tried to connect my rented movie to the LCD through an apple adapter but said unauthorized.

Probably can't get a refund, but.........
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How to report an issue with Your iTunes Store purchase
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1933
 Cheers, Tom

Adobe Print Form Error - Invalid Response Code: (401) Unauthorized

Hi, I've just configured ADS on Netweaver 2004s. I've run through the config guide and everything works ok including the form generation test report FP_TEST_00 which outputs PDF without issue. I have two problems:
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Any help would be appreciated. Thanks,
John

I think I've ruled out the HTTP protocol version as being an issue here. However I may have found more useful information on the actual issue.
In the security log under usr\sap\<SID>\DVEBMGS00\j2ee\cluster\server0\log\system I see a different message for the unsuccessful report PDF generation attempt to that of a direct query to the same URL with the same web browser, as below. The unsuccessful attempt appears to forget the ADSUSER credentials and resort to the default J2EE_GUEST which has no authorisations and therefore fails. The direct query doesn't lose the ADSUSER credentials and I think this is because it prompts for the user/password when needed. Does anyone know why this happens for a direct query to this URL but not for the PDF generation attempt?
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#1.5 #005056AF1EB300750000002D0000142000048B4D2208F055#1279063306899#/System/Security/WS/SecurityProtocol#sap.com/irj#com.sap.security.core.client.ws.AuthenticationContext.setDestination#AICL0001#622##<host>_<sid>_3576650#AICL0001#4c1a62608ed511dfbe2a005056af1eb3#SAPEngine_Application_Thread[impl:3]_5##0#0#Info#1#com.sap.security.core.client.ws.AuthenticationContext#Java###An destination was set with the following properties:
{0}.#1#{PROXY_ENABLED=false, CLIENT_AUTHENTICATION_KEYSTORE_VIEW=, SAP_SID=, SLD_URL=, USERNAME=ADSUSER, SLD_WS_NAME=, URL=http://<host>:50000/AdobeDocumentServices/Config?style=document, PROXY_URL=, SSL_SERVER_AUTHENTICATION=IGNORE, SLD_WS_SYSTEM_NAME=, PASSWORD=XXX, SLD_WS_PORT=, SAP_CLIENT=, DEFAULT_URL=http://localhost:50000/AdobeDocumentServices/Config?style=document, Authentication=BASIC, CLIENT_AUTHENTICATION_KEYSTORE_CERTIFICATE=, URL_CHOICE=Custom, SAP_LANGUAGE=}#
#1.5 #005056AF1EB30072000000250000142000048B4D220A12ED#1279063306977#/System/Security/Authentication##com.sap.engine.services.security.authentication.logincontext#J2EE_GUEST#0##<host>_<sid>_3576650#Guest#4c1a62608ed511dfbe2a005056af1eb3#SAPEngine_Application_Thread[impl:3]_24##0#0#Info#1#com.sap.engine.services.security.authentication.logincontext#Plain###LOGIN.FAILED
User: N/A
Authentication Stack: com.adobe/AdobeDocumentServices*AdobeDocumentServices_Config
Login Module                                                               Flag        Initialize Login      Commit     Abort      Details
1. com.sap.engine.services.security.server.jaas.BasicPasswordLoginModule   SUFFICIENT ok          exception             true       Authentication did not succeed.#
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#1.5 #005056AF1EB30070000000250000142000048B4D3E260016#1279063778670#/System/Security/Authentication##com.sap.engine.services.security.authentication.logincontext#ADSUSER#675##<host>_<sid>_3576650#Guest#812f72008ed611dfa62d005056af1eb3#SAPEngine_Application_Thread[impl:3]_14##0#0#Info#1#com.sap.engine.services.security.authentication.logincontext#Plain###LOGIN.OK
User: ADSUSER
Authentication Stack: com.adobe/AdobeDocumentServices*AdobeDocumentServices_Config
Login Module                                                               Flag        Initialize Login      Commit     Abort      Details
1. com.sap.engine.services.security.server.jaas.BasicPasswordLoginModule   SUFFICIENT ok          true       true
Central Checks                                                                                true                  #
#1.5 #005056AF1EB30070000000260000142000048B4D3E2666A6#1279063778702#/System/Security/Audit/J2EE##com.sap.engine.services.security.roles.audit#ADSUSER#675##<host>_<sid>_3576650#ADSUSER#812f72008ed611dfa62d005056af1eb3#SAPEngine_Application_Thread[impl:3]_14##0#0#Info#1#com.sap.engine.services.security.roles.audit#Java###{0}: Authorization check for caller assignment to J2EE security role [{1} : {2}].#3#ACCESS.OK#SAP-J2EE-Engine#all#

From: Apple-ID [mailto:Apple.International@Apple.id] Sent: Wednesday, December 11, 2013 7:36 PM To: Deborah McKay Subject: Final step To verify your Apple Dear Apple Customer, Your Apple ID has been used to open a session iCloud from an unauthori

From: Apple-ID [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Wednesday, December 11, 2013 7:36 PM
To: Deborah McKay
Subject: Final step To verify your Apple
Dear Apple Customer,
Your Apple ID has been used to open a session iCloud from an unauthorized device..
It's easy: Click the link Your iTunes account is now locked, please enter your account to verify your information. .
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After you finished your account is confirmed, let us know immediately. Report, it is important because it helps us prevent fraudsters from stealing your information. Sincerely, apple.
copyright 2013 Apple Inc. Please do not reply to this email because we are not monitoring this inbox. To get in touch with us, log in to your account and click "Contact Us" at the bottom of any page. Copyright © 2013 apple. All rights reserved. apple (Europe) S.à r.l. et Cie, S.C.A. Société en Commandite par Actions Registered office: 22-24 Boulev ard Royal, L-2449 Luxemburg RCS Luxemburg B 118 349 apple Email ID PP315.
I just got this message and sent it to [email protected] per instructions on another post. the link leads to a page asking for Apple id and credit card information.

I got a similar email. It's obviously Spam. The double period afetr the first sentence and the otherwise poor grammar are dead giveaways even before I checked out the link embedded. -- I didn't click on it, just hovered over it to get the url. And the return address was [email protected] Very bogus.

How can I keep my apps (several unauthorized) on my ipod and computer synced?

Most of my apps were bought by an account I do not have access to anymore. I have a new Macbook. My old PC where I used to sync my iPod was authorized by this account. All these apps are in that PC and on my iPod. Obviously I cannot authorize my Macbook because as I have said, I cannot access the account anymore. It's a long story but basically, I can't.
Now, I have transferred all apps that I purchased by an account of mine (different one) that has athorized my new Macbook. Transferred from my old PC to new Macbook (actually just the apps I decided I still wanted). By the way, I haven't synced the apps yet on my new Macbook. So this is how it all looks like: The apps that I need (purchased by my active account and the other one) are all on my iPod; All the apps on my new Macbook (purchased by active account) are on my iPod; The "unauthorized" apps are all on my iPod and my old PC.
When I try to sync the Macbook and my iPod, I cannot because it tells me I will lose these hundreds of apps (I'm not sure if it's because tey are unauthorized and/or the ones on my Macbook are supposed to replace the ones in my iPod). My goal here is to just allow both devices to sync smoothly everytime without losing any data. It can be the unauthorized apps stay in the iPod but it can still sync with the Macbook. Although if you have a way the unauthorized apps to be transfrred to my Macbook then all the better.
So how can I attain that?

So what I've done was delete all existing apps in my new Macbook and transferred all apps from my old PC to the new one. It was successful...until I try to sync it. This message comes up:
This computer is no longer authorized for apps that are installed on the iPod “Lauren”. Would you like to authorize this computer for items purchased from the iTunes Store?
If you do not authorize this computer, 137 apps, including “...™”, and their data will be deleted from this iPod.
So I have all apps on my iPod and my Macbook. Only problem is the Macbook cannot be authorized so whenever I try to sync them, it "threatens" to delete all "unauthorized" apps from my iPod.
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My account was accessed and unauthorized changes made by We R Wireless

I recently became a ware of a very serious issue and have been getting little assistance from Verizon. My account was password protected and had only 3 people identified as having the ability to make changes on my account. I received a notice from Verizon regarding a change made on one of my lines. Upon review it was an unauthorized change to add "Total Mobile Protection" to one of my lines for $9.00 a month. Also in this notice was a credit which I was entitled to for a $10.00 Active Promotion. I believe this credit was placed on the account so that the change might slip by unnoticed. When I looked into the change it was made by a Representative from We R Wireless in Ship Bottom NJ. I have never been to this store nor have I spoken with anyone ever at this store.
After calling the store and confirming my account was accessed and unauthorized changes made, I was told by the manager that an employee had in fact accessed my account and made those changes. I still could not understand how it was possible for the changes to have been made without my password. The activity certainly looked very suspicious and I figured it had to do with commission to the representative for adding the insurance plan. This was denied multiple times by the manager of the store as well as the District Manager. In the meantime I had received multiple emails from We R Wireless in their attempts to "Make this go away"
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WE R Wireless had shared my personally identifiable information and Password to my account with Sales representatives at the Ship Bottom WE R Wireless store and that was how they accessed my account!!
As you can imagine I have now been receiving multiple calls from The Director of Retail Operations, Musafa as well as the Director of Operations, Jimmy. They are attempting to sweep this under the carpet and it is inexcusable and unacceptable. The reason for this post is to WARN others who may have made purchases at anytime at a We R Wireless store that they KEEP YOUR PASSWORD and employees are given the Passwords and have made changes to accounts. I cannot believe that I am the only one that this has happened to and I am concerned this is a widespread breech and more importantly is ILLEGAL.
I will keep this Board updated with developments but can tell you so far Verizon has not been very responsive to my concerns but this is unacceptable and I am thinking of contacting the FCC as well as an Attorney. In this day and age of Identity Theft this situation must be addressed by Verizon whether or not this was one rogue employee or not our PASSWORDS and other Information should never be shared nor kept without our knowledge.
>> Edited to comply with the Verizon Wireless Terms of Service <<
Message was edited by: Verizon Moderator

I can only tell you that the Verizon rep from the Fraud department as well as Verizon's legal department contacted me and said under no circumstances are these companies to retain Customer Passwords. As you can see look at the potential for issues as evident in this situation.
As far as the FCC and their responsibilities this is directly from the website
The Federal Communications Commission regulates interstate and international communications by radio, television, wire, satellite and cable in all 50 states, the District of Columbia and U.S. territories. An independent U.S. government agency overseen by Congress, the commission is the United States' primary authority for communications law, regulation and technological innovation. In its work facing economic opportunities and challenges associated with rapidly evolving advances in global communications
The agency investigates consumer issues such as Cramming which has occurred here if you go to the site you will see some of the recent fines for cramming levied by the FCC and it is a huge issue. A consumer does not get involved in legal fees the FCC is responsible to investigate consumer claims of fraud and regulates the industry. The Attorney General also takes this very seriously as well.
Cramming - Unauthorized Charges on Your Phone Bill
Cramming Settlement for Consumers Announced
Dec. 19, 2014: The FCC, along with the FTC and state attorneys general, announced a $90 million settlement with T-Mobile regarding unauthorized charges - commonly known as "cramming" - on phone bills.
Current and former T-Mobile wireless customers should review their bills and apply for refunds if they suspect third party charges were wrongly added to their bills at www.t-mobilerefund.com/
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SharePoint Provider Hosted App (401) Unauthorized Microsoft.SharePoint.SPException: The Azure Access Control service is unavailable

Hello,
I'm attempting to get a SharePoint 2013 Provider Hosted Application working in a brand new SharePoint environment. I've created snapshots of both my dev and the sharepoint environments along the way and have meticulously documented every step of the
way. I've followed these instructions (among many other resources found along this journey) :
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/fp179923(office.15).aspx
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/fp161236(office.15).aspx
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/office/fp179901%28v=office.15%29
Upon package and publish of my application to SharePoint, I get a 401 Unauthorized error. I use Fiddler to obtain the SPErrorCorrelationID to ultimately obtain the following ULS Viewer Output. Please explain how to fix if you're able.
Please Note: I was under the impression that a Provider Hosted Application does not use the Azure Access Control service, so I'm confused as to why my system is attempting to make this connection?
Also Note: I've used a self signed and godday obtained certificate to successfully f5 debug my basic web.title (out of the visual studio 2012 box) sharepoint provider hosted application... so I know my certs are good.
Here's my ULS output:
03/24/2014 08:54:47.83   w3wp.exe (0x1448)   0x22D8   SharePoint Foundation   Logging Correlation Data   xmnv   Medium   Name=Request (GET:http://portal.cltenet.com/_layouts/15/appredirect.aspx?instance_id=22d5252f%2D392c%2D4f68%2Db820%2Da3053b9d4f24)
306c809c-66a1-d0d5-d8e2-89d3631ce1bf
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IsAuthenticated=True, UserIdentityName=0#.w|cltenet\sp.apps, ClaimsCount=25   306c809c-66a1-d0d5-d8e2-89d3631ce1bf
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= 0#.w|cltenet\sp.apps, System.Security.Principal.WindowsIdentity.GetCurrent().Name = NT AUTHORITY\IUSR, System.Web.HttpContext.Current.User.Identity.Name = 0#.w|cltenet\sp.apps.   306c809c-66a1-d0d5-d8e2-89d3631ce1bf
03/24/2014 08:54:47.84   w3wp.exe (0x1448)   0x22D8   SharePoint Foundation   App Auth   ajsrv   Medium   redirectLaunUrl after getting it from query
string, web or app instance: https://hightrust31.cltenetapps.com/Pages/Default.aspx?{StandardTokens}   306c809c-66a1-d0d5-d8e2-89d3631ce1bf
03/24/2014 08:54:47.85   w3wp.exe (0x1448)   0x22D8   SharePoint Foundation   General   aib0n   High   trying to get app tokens for site: 888b71f7-51ee-40f5-8344-8de4869d37d0
Unable to load app tokens from appInstanceId: 22d5252f-392c-4f68-b820-a3053b9d4f24   306c809c-66a1-d0d5-d8e2-89d3631ce1bf
03/24/2014 08:54:47.85   w3wp.exe (0x1448)   0x22D8   SharePoint Foundation   App Auth   ajsrw   Medium   redirectLaunUrl after getting token replacement:
https://hightrust31.cltenetapps.com/Pages/Default.aspx?SPHostUrl=http%3A%2F%2Fportal%2Ecltenet%2Ecom&SPLanguage=en%2DUS&SPClientTag=0&SPProductNumber=15%2E0%2E4420%2E1017   306c809c-66a1-d0d5-d8e2-89d3631ce1bf
03/24/2014 08:54:47.85   w3wp.exe (0x1448)   0x22D8   SharePoint Foundation   App Auth   ajsry   Medium   m_oauthAppId after NormalizeAppIdentifier()
i:0i.t|ms.sp.ext|[email protected]8df36d5d. Now getting app principal info.   306c809c-66a1-d0d5-d8e2-89d3631ce1bf
03/24/2014 08:54:47.85   w3wp.exe (0x1448)   0x22D8   SharePoint Foundation   App Auth   ajsr0   Medium   decided that we need to do a POST to the
app.   306c809c-66a1-d0d5-d8e2-89d3631ce1bf
03/24/2014 08:54:47.85   w3wp.exe (0x1448)   0x22D8   SharePoint Foundation   App Auth   ajsr1   Medium   m_redirectMessage: EndpointAuthorityMatches
306c809c-66a1-d0d5-d8e2-89d3631ce1bf
03/24/2014 08:54:47.85   w3wp.exe (0x1448)   0x22D8   SharePoint Foundation   App Auth   ajsr2   Medium   realm matched attempting to get app token
using GetAccessToken()   306c809c-66a1-d0d5-d8e2-89d3631ce1bf
03/24/2014 08:54:47.85   w3wp.exe (0x1448)   0x22D8   SharePoint Foundation   App Auth   advzm   High   Error when get token for app i:0i.t|ms.sp.ext|[email protected]8df36d5d,
exception: Microsoft.SharePoint.SPException: The Azure Access Control service is unavailable.     at Microsoft.SharePoint.ApplicationServices.SPApplicationContext.GetApplicationSecurityTokenServicesUri(SPServiceContext serviceContext)
at Microsoft.SharePoint.ApplicationServices.SPApplicationContext..ctor(SPServiceContext serviceContext, SPIdentityContext userIdentity, OAuth2EndpointIdentity applicationEndPoint)     at Microsoft.SharePoint.SPSecurityContext.SecurityTokenForApplicationContext(SPIdentityContext
userIdentityContext, String applicationId, Uri applicationRealm, SPApplicationContextAccessTokenType applicationTokenType, SPApplicationDelegationConsentType consentValue)     at Microsoft.SharePoint.SPServerToAppServerAccessTokenManager.GetAccessTokenPrivate(SPServiceContext
serviceContext, String appId, Uri appEndpointUrl, SPAppPrincipalInfo appPrincipal, SPApplicationContextAccessTokenType tokenType, Boolean useThreadIdentity, SPUserToken userToken)   306c809c-66a1-d0d5-d8e2-89d3631ce1bf
03/24/2014 08:54:47.85   w3wp.exe (0x1448)   0x22D8   SharePoint Foundation   App Auth   ajsr3   High   App token requested from appredirect.aspx
for site: 888b71f7-51ee-40f5-8344-8de4869d37d0 but there was an error in generating it. This may be a case when we do not need a token or when the app principal was not properly set up. LaunchUrl:https://hightrust31.cltenetapps.com/Pages/Default.aspx?SPHostUrl=http://portal.cltenet.com&SPLanguage=en-US&SPClientTag=0&SPProductNumber=15.0.4420.1017
Exception Message:The Azure Access Control service is unavailable. Stacktrace:    at Microsoft.SharePoint.ApplicationServices.SPApplicationContext.GetApplicationSecurityTokenServicesUri(SPServiceContext serviceContext)
at Microsoft.SharePoint.ApplicationServices.SPApplicationContext..ctor(SPServiceContext serviceContext, SPIdentityContext userIdentity, OAuth2EndpointIdentity applicationEndPoint)     at Microsoft.SharePoint.SPSecurityContext.SecurityTokenForApplicationContext(SPIdentityContext
userIdentityContext, String applicationId, Uri applicationRealm, SPApplicationContextAccessTokenType applicationTokenType, SPApplicationDelegationConsentType consentValue)     at Microsoft.SharePoint.SPServerToAppServerAccessTokenManager.GetAccessTokenPrivate(SPServiceContext
serviceContext, String appId, Uri appEndpointUrl, SPAppPrincipalInfo appPrincipal, SPApplicationContextAccessTokenType tokenType, Boolean useThreadIdentity, SPUserToken userToken)     at Microsoft.SharePoint.SPServerToAppServerAccessTokenManager.GetAccessTokenFromThreadIdentityOrUserToken(SPServiceContext
serviceContext, String appId, Uri appEndpointUrl, SPApplicationContextAccessTokenType tokenType, SPAppPrincipalInfo appPrincipal, Boolean useThreadIdentity, SPUserToken userToken)     at Microsoft.SharePoint.ApplicationPages.AppRedirectPage.ValidateAndProcessRequest().
Since this is a nonfatal error, it will be sanitized and posted to the app as part of the app launch.   306c809c-66a1-d0d5-d8e2-89d3631ce1bf
03/24/2014 08:54:47.85   w3wp.exe (0x1448)   0x22D8   SharePoint Foundation   General   ajlz0   High   Getting Error Message for Exception Microsoft.SharePoint.SPException:
The Azure Access Control service is unavailable.     at Microsoft.SharePoint.ApplicationServices.SPApplicationContext.GetApplicationSecurityTokenServicesUri(SPServiceContext serviceContext)     at Microsoft.SharePoint.ApplicationServices.SPApplicationContext..ctor(SPServiceContext
serviceContext, SPIdentityContext userIdentity, OAuth2EndpointIdentity applicationEndPoint)     at Microsoft.SharePoint.SPSecurityContext.SecurityTokenForApplicationContext(SPIdentityContext userIdentityContext, String applicationId, Uri
applicationRealm, SPApplicationContextAccessTokenType applicationTokenType, SPApplicationDelegationConsentType consentValue)     at Microsoft.SharePoint.SPServerToAppServerAccessTokenManager.GetAccessTokenPrivate(SPServiceContext serviceContext,
String appId, Uri appEndpointUrl, SPAppPrincipalInfo appPrincipal, SPApplicationContextAccessTokenType tokenType, Boolean useThreadIdentity, SPUserToken userToken)     at Microsoft.SharePoint.SPServerToAppServerAccessTokenManager.GetAccessTokenFromThreadIdentityOrUserToken(SPServiceContext
serviceContext, String appId, Uri appEndpointUrl, SPApplicationContextAccessTokenType tokenType, SPAppPrincipalInfo appPrincipal, Boolean useThreadIdentity, SPUserToken userToken)     at Microsoft.SharePoint.ApplicationPages.AppRedirectPage.ValidateAndProcessRequest()
306c809c-66a1-d0d5-d8e2-89d3631ce1bf
03/24/2014 08:54:47.85   w3wp.exe (0x1448)   0x22D8   SharePoint Foundation   App Auth   aib0p   Medium   Doing appredirect from appredirect.aspx:
in site: 888b71f7-51ee-40f5-8344-8de4869d37d0 with RedirectLaunchUrl: https://hightrust31.cltenetapps.com/Pages/Default.aspx?SPHostUrl=http%3A%2F%2Fportal%2Ecltenet%2Ecom&SPLanguage=en%2DUS&SPClientTag=0&SPProductNumber=15%2E0%2E4420%2E1017
306c809c-66a1-d0d5-d8e2-89d3631ce1bf
03/24/2014 08:54:47.85   w3wp.exe (0x1448)   0x22D8   SharePoint Foundation   Monitoring   b4ly   Medium   Leaving Monitored Scope (Request (GET:http://portal.cltenet.com/_layouts/15/appredirect.aspx?instance_id=22d5252f%2D392c%2D4f68%2Db820%2Da3053b9d4f24)).
Execution Time=26.5933938531294   306c809c-66a1-d0d5-d8e2-89d3631ce1bf
Your help is very much appreciated.
With Respect,
Larry

Yes, actually - I was able to resolve it.
However I don't know how, unfortunately. I suspect it was because I needed to have the names of the certificates, defined during the certificate registration (to sharepoint) process, different.
I have a complete document that shows step by step instructions on the exact process I took to complete the provider hosted application creation, deployment and publishing. It was a daunting task, but I finished it successfully.
If there's a way to send private message on this forum, please do so and I'll respond with a way to obtain my document.
NOTE: I'm not all impressed with the way this forum works. This is supposed to be a Microsoft resource and I'll be damned if I ever get a response to highly technical questions. Completely lame. Boooooo Microsoft.

ITunes keeps takeing unauthorized withdraws from my bank account for no reason i have made no purchases so they have no reason to be takeing money out of my checking account. can someone tell me how to get my 100$ back.cant fig out how to email them

ITunes keeps takeing unauthorized withdraws from my bank account. I have tried to figure out how to get my money back from the 4 unauthorized withdraws to my account. I cant figure out how to get there email address or how to initiate a live chat with them and there website has been no help to me. Can someone please tell me how I can get my money back
Thank you

you need to call apple support. All contact methods are listed here. http://support.apple.com/kb/HE57 good luck
I Hope I Was Able To Help You Or Solve Your Question.
Simmm
3/12/2012
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http://support.apple.com/kb/HE36
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_*Track Down Purchases*_
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JGG

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Bunny Shooter appears to have a number of in-app purchases available, for additional levels and features within the game. Make sure your kids didn't purchase a bunch of these from within the app before you start filing complaints. If they did, then the purchases are completely legitimate as far as the iTunes Store is concerned and no refund would be due to you, nor would there have been any sort of criminal activity nor fraud occuring.
For the future, I'd strongly suggest you turn off In-App Purchasing and probably app purchasing completely, so that your kids can't make purchases that you aren't aware of.
Regards.

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