authentication

问题 I am using a library to connect to my ETSY store and pull data from receipts to bring them into my personal website (database). After making the request using OAuth, I get to the ETSY site to "Allow Access" https://www.etsy.com/images/apps/documentation/oauth_authorize.png Then, I need to manually click on Allow Access and my request will be completed and will display the data requested. I would like to avoid the process of manually clicking on "Allow Access", since I want my personal site to

问题 I am using web api for accessing data and I want to authenticate and authorize web api.For that I am using JWT token authentication. But I have no idea where should I store access tokens? What I want to do? 1)After login store the token 2)if user want to access any method of web api, check the token is valid for this user,if valid then give access. I know two ways 1)using cookies 2)sql server database which one is the better way to store tokens from above? 回答1: Alternatively, if you just

问题 When a user logs in to my site, the date of the visit is stamped in the database (User table). This is handled by the (custom) membership provider. However, if the user checks the "Remember me?" option when logging in, they are (naturally) not prompted to log in on subsequent visits. As the membership provider is not employed in this situation, the last login date is not updated in the database. Using forms authentication, how can I ensure that the last login date is updated on each new visit

问题 I copy pasted the app passport-local on my app, The fun is I can log in users, but I can't make them logout, app.get('/logout', function(req, res){ req.logout(); res.redirect('/'); }); this is not doing nothing, nothing on the logfiles, and I I have its a link to /logout this is the main route examples app.get('/page1', function(req, res){ res.render('page1', {user: req.user}); }); app.get('*', function(req,res){ res.render('root', {user: req.user}); }); Why the logout its not working ????

问题 I copy pasted the app passport-local on my app, The fun is I can log in users, but I can't make them logout, app.get('/logout', function(req, res){ req.logout(); res.redirect('/'); }); this is not doing nothing, nothing on the logfiles, and I I have its a link to /logout this is the main route examples app.get('/page1', function(req, res){ res.render('page1', {user: req.user}); }); app.get('*', function(req,res){ res.render('root', {user: req.user}); }); Why the logout its not working ????

问题 I am using the OWIN middleware in an external Authentication Server that my applications authenticate to using OAuth Authorisation Code Grant flow. I can redirect to the Authentication Server, authenticate against an external provider (Google) and redirect back to my client application with a logged in user and Application Cookie set just fine, however when I try to sign out the cookie remains after I call the AuthenticationManager.SignOut method. My cookie options in Startup.Auth.cs are: var

问题 I'm trying to implement a simple google sign in, and since the popup is often blocked by the browser, I've set ux_mode: "redirect" This is what I did: //Inside https://example.com/login/index.php onload = function() { gapi.load("auth2", function() { var auth = gapi.auth2.init({ client_id: "{MY_CLIENT_ID}.googleusercontent.com", fetch_basic_profile: false, scope: "email", cookie_policy: "none", ux_mode: "redirect", redirect_uri: "https://example.com/login/auth.php" }); auth.attachClickHandler

问题 I've searched the internet but didn't find a solution so hopefully somebody can give me a hint. I have a federated identity pool with a configured facebook authorizer. The API Gateway currently uses the IAM Auth to allow access for authenticated users. This is works fine, but I need to make a few db queries to check if the user is really allowed to access the endpoint (Check groups, roles in my db etc.). Now my idea was to use a custom authorizer, because I don't want to call my user service

问题 The default behaviour of tomcat sessions is to persist them on shutdown and restore them after startup. This works on my simple test application as expected. But when I add form based authentication the user login (User principal) won't get restored on tomcat restart. Even the example application located under /examples/jsp/security/protected/index.jsp does not restore the login. Is there any way to achieve session/authentication restoration without clustering/replication as suggested

问题 The default behaviour of tomcat sessions is to persist them on shutdown and restore them after startup. This works on my simple test application as expected. But when I add form based authentication the user login (User principal) won't get restored on tomcat restart. Even the example application located under /examples/jsp/security/protected/index.jsp does not restore the login. Is there any way to achieve session/authentication restoration without clustering/replication as suggested