I want to be able to share Laravel session with another PHP app(not Laravel), so i can redirect one app to another and still maintaining the same state. Both apps share the same database and i'm host the PHP app on a subdomain. How do i go about it. Thanks
You can define a POST route on another php app, and send credentials to it with curl for example.
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I have one WordPress site and an app in codeignitor, App uses its own database to store user and plan details.
Now I want to simplify it like My user can log in to my WordPress website and after successful login I want the login information to forward to the app so that the user can go to the app.
Directory structure:
For Worpress => root->wordpress
For App => root->app
On the same domain hosting.
I want the user's to use WordPress login to access App and manage their profile.
No idea how to proceed. Any suggestions
The most logical way to do this may be to use the cURL. Still, it is impossible to do so because such solutions cannot launch cookies or sessions in your browser and eject your client (essentially a security mechanism). You can try to resolve this by redirecting a user, or the most logical way is to use wordpress api support or capture the data using XML-RPC.
As an update. If both sides are on the same domain, you can try to eject the cookie or the session to the side you want to log in to. If it is under different domains, unfortunately, this suggestion will not work.
Yes, I know it looks like an old question but still unclear.
I have two different Laravel applications and both have their separate tables. On my local system, I put both of them as subdomain domain(virtual host). Both of them are working fine.
What I want is that whenever a user logged in to either of the subdomains then the user should automatically be authenticated to another subdomain. So I don't need to login into my subdomain separately or again and again.
Some people suggest the following solution.
use the identical setup for app key, session.php, database, and use the database as a driver for the session.
use a third domain as the main domain(or subdomain like auth.example.com) and implement SSO with Laravel.
use passport and create the main domain for the oAuth server to provide tokens.
use Redis or Memcached as a session driver to persistent user authentication.
prefix the table(for second app) with some specific string(i.e app_2) and use single database(i.e database merge)
Real use case:-
One Laravel application handle all banking related feature so the subdomain will be banking.example.com
One Laravel application handle all accounting related feature so the subdomain will be accounting.example.com
I am a little bit confused now. Currently, both application is built using blade template engine for now but in future, the frontend may be in React or Angular. As of now, I can go with the Laravel Blade template engine.
Can someone help me with how can I achieve a single login system and persistent user login and also sync user information across main and subdomains in Laravel fashion?
i would like to redirect to a page outside from the typo3. is this possible because i don´t find a input form to do that?
I have an external PHP application. This application may only be called after a successful login. Is it possible to bind the login data from felogin to a session that I can use in my PHP application? I need the login information in my PHP application. I would like to use the felogin logout mechanism in my external PHP application. Is that possible?
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Not by default.
The easiest way I can think of, if the external PHP application runs on the same domain, is to alter the PHP application to read the TYPO3 frontend user cookie (fe_typo_user) and get session (fe_sessions table) and frontend user (fe_users table) data from the database.
The cleanest way I can think of is to rewrite the external PHP application as a TYPO3 extension, but I'm assuming this would be too much work.
As for the log out, you can link to the TYPO3 login page and add ?logintype=logout to the URL.
I started to develop a web application as a major project for my degree. Purpose of app is not important. My problem is handling the login. I have no problem with setting up login with jQuery mobile, that is actualy working pretty well. Problem is I'm handling login with php script through ajax and creating session in that process. So for checking if user is logged in or not I'd normaly use a php script, but in this case I can't. I need to keep using only client side for authentication. What would be the solution for this? Can I handle authentication with some native jQuery functions or do I need to write some JS scripts? If anyone have any solution please I don't need actual code, just best solution. Thank you
You can achieve this as long as login authentication is restricted to the device. What I mean is that user-id / password combination can be stored locally on the device. You may choose local file system storage for this. Here are the steps:
1) Make user register with uid/password
2) Check uid is existing in your local storage. If not register by writing it to local storage.
3) Later when user returns, validate login credentials against the local store.
I assume you're developing a native app with a mobile web framework. In this case you have two choices:
POST the login details out to a server somewhere, authenticate and return the session, allowing the user access. This will obviously require internet access, but will be more secure.
Store the credentials in local storage using JavaScript when the user signs up. Encrypt this value and compare against it when the user logs in.
I am working on a project using zend framework, php, mysql on ubuntu.
I have created hostname test.dev on my local machine and using zend authentication. When an user is authenticated using zend authentication, I set session variable for logged in user id. I use this session variable(userid) on different pages to sure authentication.
Question:
Now I have to create a subdomain. I have created a new hostname mypage.test.dev on my local machine. Both hostnames are pointing to same directory, for example /var/www/test/public. But when I login on test.dev, I have to login again on subdomain mypage.test.dev. Even session variables of test.dev are not accessable on mypage.test.dev.
How can I login on all subdomains using one login?
Thanks.
Session variables are stored specific to each specific domain address. And so if a website is coded poorly and you login to http://mydomain.com and then later access the site as http://www.mydomain.com, you will encounter the same error.
One possible solution to this is to setup a webservice that allows you to access the other domain and retrieve any stored session variables as well as authenticate the user. So for example, if I login to test.dev and then later go to mypage.test.dev, a call will be issued to test.dev/auth-service/ by mypage.test.dev to authenticate the user and if it is successful, then return all stored session variables so that they can be stored by mypage.test.dev.
Perhaps a cleaner approach would be to always access session data only from one domain or the other and to always access it strictly through the web service so that the interface to session data remains consistent across both sites. This does present a possible performance though since it is obviously faster to simply access session directly rather than through a web service.
You are looking for this:
http://blog.pracucci.com/2008/09/24/zend-framework-and-session-cookies-across-subdomains/
After some time I have got my solution.
I added following line into config.ini
session.cookie_domain = .test.dev
then added the following line into Bootstrap.php
Zend_Session::setOptions( $this->getOption('session') );
and session variables are working for all subdomains of test.dev