Tell me, can someone faced with such a problem. Tell us briefly; I have two drivers are configured for authentication - Eloquent and LDAP.
Tell me, how can I implement user authentication methods, it said on the form. What is important, without the use of third-party drivers ollieread/multiauth?
Thank you.
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I want to use SSO for Jenkins without going through LDAP. I tried using URL Auth plugin for this purpose. It is confusing and complicated. Plus I couldn't find any proper documentation for it on web.
Can anyone please help me understanding how to use it? Links to proper documentation around it is as well appreciated.
This is my first question in SO, sorry if it's poorly structured.
I'm a relative noob developer trying to make a REST Api with Token Authentication. I already made one with Flask and I want to make the same one with the help of CherryPy. The problem is that I'm quite lost finding some sort of plugin for CherryPy, I'm either blind or I just can't find examples nor plugins in order to make the token authentication. Could someone help me? Any info or advice will be of great help :)
This is what I achieved with Flask https://github.com/themese/flask-api
Really my problem is that with Flask and Cherrypy i found the same issue with the token auth, but with various SO posts and wiki info, I managed to code the token auth. I just seem not to be able to reporduce it with Cherrypy, perhaps the lack of info :(
I realize this post is a little old, but I would recommend you look at implementing tokens with JWT. You should use the PyJWT package and create a CherryPy Tool for route authentication & authorization checks.
Another method would be to generate a token using something like a uuid4 hex and persisting that token in your db.
I'd recommend you investigate JWT and how to implement it properly - Auth0.com.
I am a noob too. probably more so. Just trying to help.
From the docs:
Authentication
CherryPy provides support for two very simple authentication mechanisms, both described in RFC 2617: Basic and Digest. They are most commonly known to trigger a browser’s popup asking users their name and password.
link: http://docs.cherrypy.org/en/latest/basics.html#authentication
I'm almost driving crazy looking for the right way to implement appropriate authentication functionality for my OWIN/Katana project using SignalR.
I already read about writing an own OAuth2.0 Service, I heard about using cookie authentication, and using SignalR's [Authorize] attribute. Yet, I am not quite sure about whether any of these approaches meet my requirements.
I have the following scenario:
I've got a host application that performs a WebApp.Start() for let's say TWO owin hosts.
Each owin host has various middlewares.
What I want to do: At the beginning of each OWIN pipeline I want to add an OWIN middleware that presents a login-page and allows the user to authenticate. If the user has been successfully authenticated, he is able to reach any other middlware in the pipeline. If the user browses to a further pipeline before authenticating, he should be redirected to the login page.
The problem: I found plenty of articles describing how to write an OAuth 2.0 server and so on. What I did NOT found is a step-by-step tutorial showing how to authenticate using JavaScript and after that, share and use the authentication data in each middleware that has to check if the user is authenticated.
Does anyone have a good tutorial of how to achieve something like this?
Or, is it even possible to share the authentication data between multiple OWIN IAppBuilder instances. (Each middleware is a separated DLL, in my case.)
Please don't blame me for not reading any documentation or something, I really did already spend a looot of time investigating in how to approach something like this. IMHO there is no really good article describing how to achieve something like that.
Or, at least, can anyone explain to me how to work something out?
Thanks in advance!
Ronald
Project structure: https://pl.vc/2y86u
I have a project OWIN.Framework that allows you to have multiple OWIN pipeline segments with routing. This would allow you to have some middleware that runs first, and multiple pipelines behind this configured with different middleware in each pipeline.
Good morning,
First thanks a lot for the helps.
I have a problem in my organization because there are legacy applications that to use an LDAP Server to authentication.
The problem is that the model to authenticate the applications this different. For example:
The applications to authenticate with the attribute cn=user (only this) and not cn=user,ou=XXX,dc=YYY,dc=WWW ie using the complete DN and the worst is that we have no codes of these applications.
Could someone help me?
Thanks a lot,
The quick login/no registration of stackoverflow is one of its finest features. I'm just curious if there's an off-the-shelf solution for providing this service.
Has anybody seen anything?
It's called OpenID. Anybody can define an OpenID, and anybody can use any OpenID for authentication. Visit http://openid.net/ for details.