On 02/07/2012 01:01 PM, Stano Paška wrote:
We use something like
http://supergenpass.com/
Stano.
I was tempted to start using this, because the concept is nice, until I saw [1].
Your master password can get stolen by a compromised site. This serious flaw
that has not been fixed yet, try the
On 2012-02-07 15:11, Xavier Perseguers wrote:
> Hi,
>
>> I would recommend spending a days or two hacking together a solution
>> that can SSH into all the sites of all your clients and add/remove
>> user accounts from the local database.
>
> I developed such an extension that allows synchronizati
Hi Xavier,
This sounds like a very interesting solution. Do you have any plans to
release this to the public any time soon?
Perhaps we can extend it to include Magento as well?
Cheers!
On 7-2-2012 15:11, Xavier Perseguers wrote:
Hi,
I would recommend spending a days or two hacking togethe
Hi Oliver,
Thank you for your insights. I actually did think about an LDAP solution
but thought we could do better.
I'm not sure I agree on your lock-in comment, but the rest stands clear.
I prefer to create as little as possible to avoid security risks.
Relying on proven solutions made by kn
Hi,
> I would recommend spending a days or two hacking together a solution
> that can SSH into all the sites of all your clients and add/remove
> user accounts from the local database.
I developed such an extension that allows synchronization of admin
accounts with preferences from one master web
Hello Rik,
my opinion is that, yes, you would have to delete every one of those
200 accounts one-by-one.
I assume you build these sites for your clients. So by forcing a
non-default authentication mechanism on the client just to solve your
in-house account management issue, you're making life wor
Hi Oliver,
I've seen this one. It does solve the password distribution but not the
management part of the user accounts.
When you run 200 websites you don't want to remove a user in each
installtion when one of your employees leaves. How you other companies
manage this?
Cheers! Rik
On 7
Thank you Kay,
I will look into this. Too bad there is not Magento plugin yet. Let's
see if it can solve our TYPO3 necessities for now.
Cheers! Rik
On 7-2-2012 10:45, Kay Strobach wrote:
www.single-signon.com and the TYPO3 BE Adapter should do the job.
Regards
Kay
Am 07.02.2012 10:12, schr
We use something like
http://supergenpass.com/
Stano.
On 7.2.2012 10:12, Rik Willems wrote:
Hi all,
I'm looking for some password management advice. How are you all
handeling this situation.
Say, you work on a lot of TYPO3 (and perhaps Magento as well) projects
with your team. Does everybody
On 2012-02-07 10:12, Rik Willems wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I'm looking for some password management advice. How are you all
> handeling this situation.
>
> Say, you work on a lot of TYPO3 (and perhaps Magento as well) projects
> with your team. Does everybody use his own username/password? How do you
www.single-signon.com and the TYPO3 BE Adapter should do the job.
Regards
Kay
Am 07.02.2012 10:12, schrieb Rik Willems:
> Hi all,
>
> I'm looking for some password management advice. How are you all
> handeling this situation.
>
> Say, you work on a lot of TYPO3 (and perhaps Magento as well) pr
Hi all,
I'm looking for some password management advice. How are you all
handeling this situation.
Say, you work on a lot of TYPO3 (and perhaps Magento as well) projects
with your team. Does everybody use his own username/password? How do you
manage changes in your team? Do you go through al
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