authkeys | A tool for getting SSH keys out of LDAP | Identity Management library
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authkeys is a tool written in Go that you can use with OpenSSH as an AuthorizedKeysCommand. It'll reach out to LDAP and get keys and display them on stdout. To learn more about our use of authkeys see our blog post.
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QUESTION
I am trying to create a custom endpoint on Wordpress to handle the WooCommerce authentication keys.
At high-level when you use rest api to generate authentication keys, those API keys will be sent back in a separate POST request.
So what happened is, my react website submit the authoziation request to WooCommerce/Wordpress headless server and the callback is the wordpress_url/xxx/v1/authkeys
. It also needs to support https.
I am trying to add this xxx/v1/authkeys
endpoint to wordpress and the purpose will be to extract the JSON data as below:
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-30 at 07:09If all you are missing is the DB store part then it's very easy with WP, you just need this:
QUESTION
I'm trying to verify the code I got from the "Sign In with Apple" service on my Redirect Uri. I used the information from the documentation to create the post data and generate the "client_secret".
The response I'm getting is: {"error":"invalid_client"}
.
My functions to generate the "client_secret" can be found below:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Aug-23 at 08:48The problem for me was that I forgot to verify my domain under the Service Id section of the Apple dev portal.
You need to download the key they give you, and upload it to: https://example.com/.well-known/apple-developer-domain-association.txt
The website doesn't verify automatically, you have to click the verify button and get a green tick next to the domain to be sure. After this, I had no more invalid_client
issues.
QUESTION
I'm facing a very bad issue because I read so many guides and tutorials and nothing works.
The result is always the same: {"error":"invalid_client"}
I get the code, identityToken and everything I need - except the call to https://appleid.apple.com/auth/token - because of invalid_client.
Here is my url for getting the code.
So then I have the default workflow. And after accepting / loggin in I will be redirected to my page.
https://example.org/?code=a277243e2ec324fb09ba1c3333a8e6576.0.abcde.u4xiTDP2qHXoNEaxrcrIGx
(When I'm using the JavaScript API I'll get other informations like state, code and id_token. I already tried it with the "code" there, too.)
Back to the main function.
This is my request for Apple.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Oct-21 at 20:36The problem was this special encryption. In this blog they use PHP for everything except the client_secret generation. https://developer.okta.com/blog/2019/06/04/what-the-heck-is-sign-in-with-apple
And in the text the author explains this sentence:
QUESTION
I try to download an image(png) from a api. My problem is, that for some reason only json files are accepted by ionic/angular.
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Mar-05 at 20:27responseType
holds string value. So you should be passing either of these values
QUESTION
I've been debugging this for hours, and can't seem to find the solution. For some reason, after using RouteActions to switch between scenes, a function from one of the previous scenes triggers and redirects the user.
The culprit seems to be a landing page screen that onComponentDidMount reads authentication tokens from AsyncStorage. Once that is said and done, the user will be redirected to the main screen (assuming credentials are valid). The authKey is stored in the local state
this.setState({'access_token':keyValues.access_token});
The reason I do this is so that I don't have to read the authKeys from AsyncStorage all the time. Anyways, that works all fine, and the user is directed through the app. Now two screens further down in the application, the user state is updated again, and because I added some console.log() statements, I can see that MapStateToProps in the authentication screen is being executed again, as well as a routing action that exists in the render() function of the authentication screen.
Do I need to remove the authentication screen from the stack? How do I prevent the state from updating (and calling ComponentDidMount) on a scene other than the one that is currently active?
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Apr-11 at 08:12Figured out the issue: I was calling the RouteActions (using react-router-flux) within a conditional statement in the render() function of the auth screen. The authscreen stays on the scene stack when I navigate away from it, so the render function is called, even when the scene is not visible.
As a result, when the other screen fetched the auth token and updates the redux state (which was also connected to the auth screen), the RouteAction triggers.
So the fix was actually quite trivial: I put the RouteAction that caused the redirect, along with the conditional to check for presence of the access token inside the componentDidMount() function.
QUESTION
please help me how to return data added which i'm using to set data to cardview in recyclerview. i didn't understand why arraylist size returning zero.anyone please explain.
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Apr-04 at 09:05The problem is return
statement won't wait till onResponse
method is called , so it will return 0
immediately, if you want to get the data
, pass an interface
to method
and use callback
to post as in
interface
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