HI Tom,
what about an openid single sign on.
there is a python package out there doing it.
openid_provider
from openid_provider.models import OpenID, TrustedRoot
and glue it together with django userena
and you have your sso.
Thanks
Frank
Am 12.06.13 13:38, schrieb Tomas Ehrlich:
Hi Tom,
Hi Tom,
that's interesting approach. I'm going to use it and publish code later.
Thank you!
Cheers,
Tom
PS: The key is the name of problem:) SSO
https://github.com/ojii/django-simple-sso
https://github.com/bltravis/django-token-sso
Dne Wed, 12 Jun 2013 10:30:43 +0100
Tom Evans napsal(a):
On Tue, Jun 11, 2013 at 3:32 PM, Tomas Ehrlich wrote:
> Hi Marcin,
> unfortunately it doesn't solve the problem. As it's said in document:
>
> Just like the secret keys, the SESSION_COOKIE_DOMAIN setting from
> OldWebsite.com and NewWebsite.com must match if you want
> to share sessions.
>
> ...
I wonder if you could use an iframe to create the illusion that these sites
are served from separate domains?
On Tue, Jun 11, 2013 at 10:32 AM, Tomas Ehrlich wrote:
> Hi Marcin,
> unfortunately it doesn't solve the problem. As it's said in document:
>
> Just like the secret keys, the SESSION_COO
Hi Marcin,
unfortunately it doesn't solve the problem. As it's said in document:
Just like the secret keys, the SESSION_COOKIE_DOMAIN setting from
OldWebsite.com and NewWebsite.com must match if you want
to share sessions.
... but that's possible only when you share sessions in subdomains (eg.
Hi,
If you use db backend for sessions you could save the session in both
databases. Check this:
http://dustinfarris.com/2012/2/sharing-django-users-and-sessions-across-projects/
I hope this helps.
Best regards,
Marcin
On 14:22 Tue 11 Jun , Tomas Ehrlich wrote:
> Hi Avraham,
> I know that c
Hi Avraham,
I know that cookies can be shared among subdomains, but my customer wants to
have separate domains.
The iframe solution is already implemented. It simply opens
http:///sess/ url for each domain in hidden iframes.
The view only saves session_id to cookie "sessionid" (by default).
https:
interesting problem!
I googled for "Sharing session among multiple domains"
take a look here for example:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6080017/how-to-share-session-among-multiple-domains-on-single-asp-net-website
it looks like you can do it across subdomains, so one solution is to split
you
Hi there,
this question isn't bound to Django Web Framework as the major
limitation are cookies:
I have single instance Django site running on multiple domains. Each
domain simply filters specific categories. There's an eshop and I need
to share sessions among all domains so user can log in on one
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