I have php application build in Laravel and hosted it in a server.
I have also created a (G-suit) google admin account(https://admin.google.com) with my domainname(http://www.example.com) as a admin i have created few users (abc#myhost.com, xyz#myhost.com) from the google admin console.
Now Instead of creating a full authentication system in my application, What i want is that my users can login to my php application with the email address that i have created for them as admin.
How can i do this ?
You could integrate 'simpleSAMLphp' (https://simplesamlphp.org/docs/stable/simplesamlphp-sp) into your app. Then your app will act as a SAMLv2 ServiceProvider and will consume SAMLv2 assertions issued by Google SAMLv2 IdP (https://support.google.com/a/answer/6087519?hl=en). There are also other PHP-based SP-implementations available, or you could use SAML SP Apache http server module if you are using Apache http server.
You may check this documentation about user accounts. It says that to create a user account using one of your domains, use the following POST request and include the authorization described in Authorize requests.
POST https://www.googleapis.com/admin/directory/v1/users
You may check on this example.
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I use Google OAuth to sign in my Web Application which was created as a project in Google Cloud Platform i.e. Project1.
I have a user with custom role in this project. After I logged in with my Google account, I'm able to get userinfo using Google_Client (PHP library - google/apiclient). However, I'm having a hard time figuring out how to get the custom role for the logged in user. I tried using Google_Service_iam but get Uncaught Google_Service_Exception: 404 Not Found.
Is this a correct way of building a role based control web app utilizing Google IAM?
Although it would be somehow possible by building it yourself, I would not directly use IAM as an authentication provider. Instead, use the Identity Platform or something like Auth0 or Okta. Myself, I prefer Firebase Authentication, which integrates easily with all popular languages and frameworks.
IAM is meant to authorize users within GCP, and not in a custom web-app. In your setup, you would have to add every future user to Gsuite and IAM, which is very costly and not designed for this purpose.
I would recommend taking a look at the Authentication Strategies for application developers.
Since you need to grant to Google Cloud APIs on behalf of an end user, you may use the protocol OAuth 2.0 protocol. The application initiates an OAuth consent flow where you application will receive the user's credentials. With these credentials, it can call Google Cloud APIs on behalf of the user.
Another solutino as Nebulastic also suggested, is the Cloud Identity Platform, where you can configure custom claims to restrict a user's access to a resource depending on their role.
I am using XAMPP for Linux 5.6.30
I want to integrate 'Google Adwords API' in my project for display campaigns details.
I create new project in developer console with help of this guide
for 'Web client' and define Authorized JavaScript origins:http://localhost AND Authorized redirect URIs:https://localhost/googleads/
Also try Authorized JavaScript origins:http://report.myproject.com AND Authorized redirect URIs:http://report.myproject.com/googleads
I also refer some solutions on StackOverflow which discuss previously but I can't get a solution .
When i run `PHP GetRefreshToken.php' in the terminal, it generates one URL but when i open that URL is displayed error 'Error: redirect_uri_mismatch' with this message 'The redirect URI in the request,xxx.xxx.xxx can only be used by a Client ID for a native application. It is not allowed for the WEB client type.'
I also have developerToken and clientCustomerId of Google Adwords account.
Is am i doing right way or not?
is google adwords integration works in localhost server or i have to put it on my live server?
My project is already on live server i just integrate adwords api in local server
You can refer to below documentation.
Using OAuth 2.0 for Web Server Applications
Example for end-to-end OAuth2 using php is Given here.
Create authorization credentials
Any application that uses OAuth 2.0 to access Google APIs must have authorization credentials that identify the application to Google's OAuth 2.0 server. The following steps explain how to create credentials for your project. Your applications can then use the credentials to access APIs that you have enabled for that project.
Open the Credentials page in the API Console.
Click Create credentials > OAuth client ID.
Complete the form. Set the application type to Web application. Applications that use languages and frameworks like PHP, Java, Python, Ruby, and .NET must specify authorized redirect URIs. The redirect URIs are the endpoints to which the OAuth 2.0 server can send responses. For testing, you can specify URIs that refer to the local machine, such as http://localhost:8080.
Google recommends that you design your app's auth endpoints so that your application does not expose authorization codes to other resources on the page.
Seeking for guidance on the subject as I'm really stuck on this, I have a internal URL for an App made on PHP and I want to connect to Azure Active Directory.
So far I've reviewed an example from Microsoft using SimpleSAML but it's really outdated and I'm having troubles adapting it for the newer SimpleSAMl code.
Is there a better way to integrate a web application with Azure AD? I read somewhere that I may use Get started with Mobile Services but I would like to hear from previous experiences on what is the best/current method for using Azure AD for login on PHP?.
-- EDIT --
By integrate I mean to allow people authenticate and retrieve the email address or EmployeeID from the Azure AD to provide SSO support.
There are several scenarios Azure AD supports, depend on what you use Azure AD for. Basically, to access the resources via Azure AD from PHP web application, you can refer to Web Application to Web API section to understand this scenario and get started.
To integrate Azure AD in PHP web applications, we need to follow authorization code grant flow steps to build several custom HTTP requests. E.G. To get access token via OAuth 2.0 protocol, we should refer to the steps on Authorization Code Grant Flow, generally, we will build 2 HTTP requests to get access token:
1,Request an authorization code
The build-up URL will redirect to the sso page, after login we can get the code value which will be used in next step.
2,Use the Authorization Code to Request an Access Token:
Then we can use the access token to add the JWT string with a “Bearer” designation in the Authorization header of the request to the resource web API.
Here is a PHP test project provided by Azure for your reference.
we are migrating our AD to Azure AD and we would like to have SSO support for the internal web apps, so that when they log in into their PCs the use the azure app proxy and they're signed automatically on the PHP web apps. Is this possible?
#Vladimir, Base on my experience, it is possible. There are some scenarios you can refer to. You may need use Azure AD Connect to sync your local AD to Azure AD, and enable Azure AD SSO to integrate with you php application in your scenario.
Firstly, If you wants to integrate your On-premise AD on Azure AD, you should use the tool -- Azure AD Connect, which is used to sync up your AD into Azure AD. Please see this tutorials and video. For this action, you need have the IT administrator permission.
Secondly, you need use Federated Single Sign-On and other methods for your application on Azure Portal. You may need to configure your PHP application like this video:https://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/Open/Using-SimpleSAML-to-authenticate-PHP-applications-with-Azure-AD.
And if you wants to get the users information, you may need use Azure Graph API as Gary's post.
I have recently implemented the SSO functionality for a Google Apps Marketplace app we are developing. In simple words: it provides a way to retrieve the Google Apps' user's email and log him in in your website, without the need of authorization on his end. You just need the consumer key and consumer secret, provided by Google to the app during installation on your domain (the installing user also authorizes (a one time action) any other permissions you request in the Manifest file).
Now I have somehow managed to get the SSO user login working using JanRain's OpenID PHP library and adding Google Apps as provider using the PHP Extensions for Google Apps OpenID Discovery.
However, after logging in, I need to implement a functionality that will retrieve all users in a given Google Apps domain. I've already did that using oAuth2 authentication and the following Directory API. However, this requires the existense of a consumer key, consumer secret and a redirect URL (that must be registered in the Google API console).
Is there a way to remove this convenience and instead allow our users to directly be able to get their Google Apps domain's users, using the existing SSO authentication we made in the background while logging him in? Otherwise, it will be too much hassle for the user to register the app at the Google API console, enter the correct redirect URL and set it up in our website and then he will be able to get his domain's users.
Regular users cannot use the Directory API, you'll need to authenticate as an admin user to make Directory API calls.
Depending on your needs though for accessing all users, you may be able to get by with requesting access to the user's Contacts scope and grabbing a copy of the full Global Address List which contains information on all non-hidden domain users as well as non-hidden groups and shared contacts.
I'm trying to implement Google Drive API. They have quick start example here which is using Google OAuth 2.0. Using for a web application where user will use drive api for creating folder and save files, edit files etc.
Now the problem is OAuth 2.0 is redirecting the page and for authCode and then back to callbackUrl again ie. the usual way. Is there any way so that I can get the authCode without redirecting the url, by using cURL or some library that can do that without redirecting.
I'm using PHP for this app.
We currently offer an alternative flow for installed apps that doesn't redirect back to an app but outputs the exchange code. In order to be sure that user is explicitly giving permissions to your application, we need to intercept the flow for a user action.
If there are no end users involved in your use case, you may like to take a look at the service accounts: https://developers.google.com/accounts/docs/OAuth2ServiceAccount Service accounts also provide impersonation for Google Apps domains.