Sentence examples for via a server from inspiring English sources
It had been broken into via a server usually used for uploading large files.
The company says its product is more secure because the messages are transmitted point-to-point via a server run by AbsoluteFuture, not by Internet mail servers, which leave a traceable record.
A proxy can mask your online activity by relaying data (accessed through your browser) via a server in a different location, thus obfuscating the source of your original requests.
Zeh also highlighted Merkel's unsatisfactory response to the issue and since then the chancellor has simply continued with hinhaltetaktik (delaying tactics), even peddling a weak argument that many emails sent within Germany go via a server in the US and may therefore be outside the jurisdiction of German law.
The users' lock information can be stored and managed in real time in the database via a server that is built and managed by a server manager.
The users of the system being prototyped (MIAS-Grid) have access via a server to four linked databases containing 1) user access information, 2) anonymized patient details, 3) clinical information and 4 access information to the corresponding images.
Andy Maxwell, from piracy tracking site TorrentFreak, said: "Via a web server in Moldova, those behind the Pirate Bay have been posting various hints and teasers suggesting that the current downtime will come to an end in roughly 10 days time".
The visualisation and survival analysis functionalities are realised via a server-side R script (R Development Core Team, 2010), using the R survival package (Therneau, 2009).
This user interface would get data and perform business logic via calls to a server side API.
Data collection sheets were completed at the time of catheterization by the referring cardiologists and were entered by cardiac catheterization laboratory staff into on-site computers, linked via Ethernet to a server located at the University of Alberta.
That was before digital came along and messed everything up, introducing bland, targeted "click here" ad banners delivered via programmatic algorithms from a server farm …somewhere.
