authentication

问题 Edit: Found the error. There is a tiny little peace of code in \vendor\friendsofsymfony\oauth-server-bundle\FOS\OAuthServerBundle\Resources\config\oauth.xml which says: <argument type="service" id="fos_oauth_server.user_provider" on-invalid="null" /> So when your service definition in config.yml is wrong or just a typo (from the original docs) If you're authenticating users, don't forget to set the user provider. Here's an example using the FOSUserBundle user provider: # app/config/config.yml

问题 Edit: Found the error. There is a tiny little peace of code in \vendor\friendsofsymfony\oauth-server-bundle\FOS\OAuthServerBundle\Resources\config\oauth.xml which says: <argument type="service" id="fos_oauth_server.user_provider" on-invalid="null" /> So when your service definition in config.yml is wrong or just a typo (from the original docs) If you're authenticating users, don't forget to set the user provider. Here's an example using the FOSUserBundle user provider: # app/config/config.yml

问题 It seems to me that I have a fundamental misunderstanding how "mod_auth_form" is supposed to work. I refer to this page of the Apache documentation: http://httpd.apache.org/docs/current/mod/mod_auth_form.html I have a public folder and a private folder What I want to achieve is that a folder is locked down. The users will need to sign in with their user name and password to see the index.php page of my protected folder. Here is my virtual host setup: <VirtualHost *:80> ServerName customform

问题 I'm trying to get engagement data for my company's tweets for a marketing dashboard. I am able to authenticate with Tweepy to get basic Twitter feed data, but the engagement endpoint is giving me trouble. Is it possible that I messing things up by autheticating with Tweepy and then with the bearer token? import tweepy import requests import json import base64 import urllib.parse consumer_key = <> consumer_secret = <> access_token = <> access_token_secret = <> auth = tweepy.OAuthHandler

问题 I'm trying to get engagement data for my company's tweets for a marketing dashboard. I am able to authenticate with Tweepy to get basic Twitter feed data, but the engagement endpoint is giving me trouble. Is it possible that I messing things up by autheticating with Tweepy and then with the bearer token? import tweepy import requests import json import base64 import urllib.parse consumer_key = <> consumer_secret = <> access_token = <> access_token_secret = <> auth = tweepy.OAuthHandler

问题 my team uses firebase auth and we recently run into major problems. We started advertising our website on facebook. Unfortunately, facebook app opens all the links in the in-app webview. Google blocked support for signing in with provider through embedded browser, so none of the users that opens our webapp through facebook/messenger/instagram apps can sign in. Google/Facebook sign-in returns 403: disallowed_usegagent and it is impossible to sign up. Is there any workaround? Has anyone

问题 my team uses firebase auth and we recently run into major problems. We started advertising our website on facebook. Unfortunately, facebook app opens all the links in the in-app webview. Google blocked support for signing in with provider through embedded browser, so none of the users that opens our webapp through facebook/messenger/instagram apps can sign in. Google/Facebook sign-in returns 403: disallowed_usegagent and it is impossible to sign up. Is there any workaround? Has anyone

问题 I am currently struggling with an Asp.net core 2 application which uses two openid providers for authentication, mapped to two different Authentication Schemes (with different names). The problem I am facing is trying to logout of the specific scheme that is currently being used. For example, if I support both Google and Facebook authentication, I need to understand which scheme is currently being used, and call the SignOut method indicating the correct scheme. This allows me to clear the

问题 I am currently struggling with an Asp.net core 2 application which uses two openid providers for authentication, mapped to two different Authentication Schemes (with different names). The problem I am facing is trying to logout of the specific scheme that is currently being used. For example, if I support both Google and Facebook authentication, I need to understand which scheme is currently being used, and call the SignOut method indicating the correct scheme. This allows me to clear the

问题 I'm quite new to AWS Cognito and about token security. I decided to use AWS Cognito for may application. I followed the guide here for my web app and my web api. https://dzone.com/articles/identity-as-a-service-idaas-aws-cognito-and-aspnet https://dzone.com/articles/identity-as-a-service-idaas-asp-net-core-api-and-a Everything works fine. But when I try to create a new User pool in AWS Cognito and then change the appsetting for both web app and web api to use the new user pool, I found