I am using laravel 5.3 and would like to use multiple tables for user and admin login. Could anyone please explain here step-by-step how I can achieve this? I would like to do this without using user roles and any github laravel plugins. Thanks
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I would like to achieve wordpress to moodle sso. If a user logs into wordpress i want the user to also be automatically logged into moodle.
I have already intergrated the courses from moodle into wordpress.
Any ideas on how to achieve this, i would rather not use plugins. Any leads will be appreciated.
I think you're going to be better off using a plugin. As you will need to use wordpress Oauth to authenticate a moodle user againist your wordpress database.
So in short If a user logs into moodle their password will be stored and authenticated in wordpress.
This tutorial on moodle explains how best to handle it in the most efficient way.
https://moodle.org/plugins/auth_wordpress
In my symfony 2 application I'm using FOSUserBundle to authenticate users.
Now i'd like to give an option to login users by SSO.
Since there are multiple Idps for the SSO, I'm not sure there's a sufficient bundle for it. Anyone knows a Bundle where i can set multiple Idps?
If not, I might need to make it myself, but I wonder if I can login a user based on email only using FOSUserBundle (without password).
Anyone has experience with this?
You could create yourself your own user provider and they use both FOSUserBundle and your own as explained here:
https://symfony.com/doc/current/security/multiple_user_providers.html
I want to create a way for Moodle users to automatically login to a Drupal site using OAuth or ldap.
How can this be done..
Is there any well written modules or api around there?
Any help will be thankful and grateful?
Thanks in advance...
Have you already had a look to this integration mechanism?
http://drupal.org/project/moodle
You can configure your Drupal site with Moodle using any of the 2 protocols (OAuth or LDAP). If you are looking for some plugins or module to do so, you can check out the Drupal OAuth Login module for OAuth and also the Drupal LDAP module (if you are looking for LDAP)
I have moodle installation and wordpress blog. When user logged on to moodle want to access wordpress blog. i want to implement sso with moodle(1.9.7) and wordpress(3.0.1) blog.
I am using External DB authentication plugin.
I want to access my wordpress blog through my Moodle database. I did all given steps at Authenticate Users From Moodle Into WordPress MU. Right now, admin is able to sign in both moodle and wordpress using my moodle database, But other users in facing "wrong user name or password error".
Kindly advice
Thanks in advance.
You can login because you changed you admin password to match on each system.
Your other users can't login because they are in effect using 2 separate accounts.
Your users on Moodle will need their authentication changing in their profile to "External Database", at present they are most likely set to "manual".
Try editing a user profile and change the authentication method to "External Database" then get the user to login using their Wordpress login details.
Should fix it.
If it works, change all the other accounts to the same setting.
Regards,
Lewis
Can any one please tell me the steps to be followed or how to configure and also to add Openid module in drupal 4.7.x.
It would be great if i can get detail steps of adding & configuring it as i am very new to this. Please help me.
Ok now i am getting both Openid login form & as well as User Login form of Drupal 4.7 in the same page.
Can we show as i shown below. Please anyone help me in this...
User Login
Log in using OpenID: ( Labels)
Username: * ( Labels)
Log In ( Button)
Cancel OpenID login ( Links)
Create New account ( Links)
Request New Password ( Links)
Is it possible to get the Log In form in the above mentioned way. If yes can anyone tell me what we need to do to get the User Login form in the above mentioned format. What all configuration or changes in code is requied to achieve this.
get it from http://drupal.org/node/109013 and install and configure as usual.
EDIT: that being said, be advised that both Drupal 4.7 and the 4.7 version of the openid module are not being maintained anymore and contain severe security issues. if you don't want your website to be taken over, upgrade to Drupal 5 or (better) 6 and use the maintained and secure openid modules of these versions. Drupal 6 even has openid in core.