for a project i need to run multiple copies of the same web site, each one on a different domain with a different database.
I plan of doing that this way
create an hosting for each website with a personal database and a website
keep the code updated across the websites using git
update the database using an orm
The problem is that i need an unique login page across the various sites.
I think that the user enter the username on a main site and then it' redirected on the personal site where he insert his password, but this way i have to keep in sync the login data.
How can i achieve this?
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Hy All Hope All Are Fine. First Of All Sorry For My English And I Am Totally New And didn't Know About Php My Sql Etc, So Lets Start My Questions With Detail I Purchased too many Projects
subdomain1.maindomain
subdomain2.maindomain
subdomain3.maindomain
subdomain4.maindomain
May Be In Future I Will Add More
Now Simply I Want Single Login For All Subdomains, Mean That User Can Signup In One Of Any Domain But Can Login For All Subdomain As Same Signup For any One Of Above Domain. My Sql Database User Is Same But Mysql Database Is Different One From Other Every Subdomain or Domain Has It's Own Database.
Please Tell Me Is It Possible To Login As A One???? Please If It Is Possible Share With Detail Because I Am New.
I Did't Try Any Method
I have a live application for my app,(say at mysite.com). As part of my customer on boarding, I have a demo site at (demo.mysite.com), this is where I show potential customer what the app can do, etc. (Different databases and url). In order manage my system, i created also an admin panel on my live site.
Is it possible for me to control the demo site from my live site admin panel. I need to perform activities like,
After a user signs up on live site for a demo account, I create a demo customer via the admin panel after reviewing the request. Which means I need to access the demo site via controller to make a new "demo" customer model, is this possible? I know that I can make multiple mysql connections from live. But how can I perform Eloquent model operation from my live site?
Should I set up a different set up for my demo site.? Is this over complicated? I can set-up a demo accounts for my potential customers on my live site as well. I chose this set up thinking that it's safer in terms protecting data on my production site.
$demoUser = App\User::on('demo')->create([
//your attributes
]);
Here is an example how you can achieve an Eloquent operation on another connection. The on method returns a Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Builder instance, btw you can go on and do whatever you want.
I have a website already running made with CakePHP, which has its own login system using the Auth component.
Now I'm going to create another website using moodle, hosted in the same server. Is there any way to share the user session between those 2 websites?
For example, if a user logs into the moodle website and clicks a link to a page of the other website, he is not asked to log in again, since the system recognises that he is already logged in.
I guess that one thing to do would be to tell moodle (somehow) to use same table of users in the database that the CakePHP website is already using. And then tell the CakePHP website to accept the sessions created in that other website. Something like this right?
But I don't know how to do those things or if they even possible, any advice on how to approach this would be very helpful.
Single sign-on (SSO) is not currently a trivial thing to do in Moodle.
Some other approaches you may consider are:
Use external authentication in Moodle and configure it to use Cake's database. Does not provide SSO but tells Moodle to use Cake's user accounts.
Configure both Moodle and Cake to use a common authentication system like LDAP, POP3 or CAS. Depending of your choice it is possible that you may achieve SSO.
More information about Moodle authentication plug-ins in this page:
http://docs.moodle.org/dev/Authentication_plugins
I have implemented many multi site implementations in the past, so I get how to set up the environment. What I haven't done, is set up multiple websites that can share the same cart session.
So if you are on site1.com and add something to your cart or are logged on, when you go to site2.com you are logged in and have the same items in your cart.
From what I read around the forums, well there isn't much about the best way to share session. But I do know that using the configuration to enable SID on the frontend will pass the session id if you transfer between sites. I figured this is all you need to have, but I see where people are saying that only stores can share checkout sessions and that stores can have their own domain.
I am thinking the best way to do this is to setup multiple websites not one website multiple stores and then just make sure when linking to the other site, I use proper magento url methods to build out the link and it will pass over the SID and the users session will be transferred over.
Is this the preferred way to do this? Is there anything I need to know in terms of configuration? Is there any negatives doing it this? Is there a better way?,
Well if you want to have such possibility only for logged customers then i propose to you to use sales_flat_quote table which is represented by Mage::getModel('sales/quote').
With this model you can manage cart and focus only in passing customer identifier which would bring us to security subject... How would you pass customer identifier in secure way as SID isn't very secure.
Plus SEO doesn't like SID in URL from what i've heard.
I am working on building a learners website (http:localhost:8080.xyz.com).This is being built on glassfish server using gwt.I need to integrate forums(http:localhost:8888.abc.com)into this site .The forum is built using php and is on Apache Server.
Both the websites share the same MySQL database and this database has a table named session table which has information about the user id and corresponding session id.
Now i am trying to integrate the forum into my website using an Iframe.
My first question here is,once the user logins into my website will my website and the iframe have the same session id?
If they dont have the same session id what would be the best way to implement the functionality that when user logins into my system he is also automatically logged in into the forum?
Thanks
Easy Solution:
Send the user (via iframe or ajax or whatever) to a page on domain B, providing the session ID as a get parameter (http:localhost:8888.abc.com/sso.php?sessid=the_sess_id), then create the cookie on domain B.
More complicated solution:
Setup one of the two servers as a reverse proxy so both apps share the same domain and cookies.