Simple-Authentication | Source code of my authentication tutorial

I've followed the tutorials here and here.

I can create a user and get a successful response from sign_in, but that sign in does not contain an access token to be used in future requests.

Also I can confirm that tokens are being created and saved in the db.

Registration request

I'm trying deploy my application to our internal server with Nginx. It's an ASP.NET Core 2.2 Razor Pages site. I was asked to include some authentication for logging purposes. Eventually everything was working fine on my computer. I used this site to add cookie based authentication: https://www.mikesdotnetting.com/article/335/simple-authentication-in-razor-pages-without-a-database

I did some modifications to handle a few more users within the OnPost() method. Though I don't think that would be the problem.

It might be important to mention this is not the only .net core app running on the server. The setup is similar to this:

app1: our.domain.com

app2: our.domain.com/app2 (this is the one I have problems with)

everything works properly except the login. When I try to log in, if the password and username is correct it gets redirected to the proper page, however it seems like there is no identity or it cannot find it afterwards.

On my first attempt, I found the following error in the kestrel service log:

The final objective is to have the ability to define custom validator for Google Forms item like requireTextMatchesPattern(pattern).

This custom validator will be used for example to compare what the user enters in the form item field with more than one value. or at least to have a custom functionality to execute when the user enters not valid data in the field.

I have 3 participants, I want to make a simple authentication mechanism to make sure that the targeted audiences are going to participate. I have a spreadsheet that contains 3 passwords. The first question in the Form will require the user to enter a password. If the password doesn't match with one of the stored passwords in the spreadsheet, then, a validation message will appear to the user.

Based on this question we can make a simple validation using requireTextMatchesPattern validator or directly from UI. The problem is that this validator limits the compare values to one.

I am using the session to felicitate log in feature

https://levelup.gitconnected.com/simple-authentication-guide-with-ruby-on-rails-16a6255f0be8

Where is the session[:user_id] stored ?

I want to use JWT authorization for .net core MVC project. I've found a number of examples of how to return a JWT token when a user logs in. However, there are only a few examples of how to transmit a token at each request from the header.

I found example with AJAX:

$.ajaxSetup({ headers: { "Authorization": "Bearer " + accessToken } });

Simple Authentication using Jwt in dot net core MVC

How to use JWT in MVC application for authentication and authorization?

Is this the right way to transfer a JWT token? Do I always have to use AJAX?

From this Simple authentication tutorial

I am looking to test routes of the app inside the :login_required pipeline (which simply checks if the client has called Guardian.Plug.sign_in(conn, user))

As the user_path show action needs to have been piped through the :login_required pipeline, I would have thought that to test this route I would simply need to write the following:

Auth.login_by_email_and_pass(conn, user.email, @password)

and then pipe the conn that comes out of that into:

get conn, user_path(conn, :show, user.id)

and check that I get a 200 status code.

But I can't get past the Auth.login_by_email_and_pass(conn, email, password) line and get the error:

session not fetched, call fetch_session/2

Where should I fetch the session?

I have tried bypass_through(conn, [:browser, :with_session])

I would have thought that the :browser pipeline invokes fetch_session which would have solved this issue.

I have also tried as calling fetch_session before and after, but still get the same error

I never developed anything for web before, but now I have to make a simple application to show some data from an existing database.

Thing is, each user should only see his/her respective data, so I need some form of authentication to do querys joining that user and other tables. I tried to keep things simple, all the user have to do is type it's username, which is the primary key on the Pessoa table (no passwords, no email confirmation, no nothing).

I've read a few tutorials about Rails on RailsGuides, and www.rubypigeon.com/posts/how-to-implement-simple-authentication-without-devise/ for the authentication, but I just can't get my login to work.

Here's my code so far:

HomeController:

I use Apache Activemq version 5.14.4 to send some messages into a queue and to read them. I want to implement a security level so as when I connect to the destination to be asked to give a username and a password.

Reading the official documentation for ActiveMQ security and looking at a lot of examples including these: example1, example2, I choose to use the Simple Authentication Plugin to achieve this.

So, in my activemq.xml, inside broker element I wrote the plugin:

I started to develop a little web site in NodeJS, with admin authentication based on https://github.com/DanialK/Simple-Authentication, it work very well.

I can create a user, login with it and see the private page (dashboard). But I have a problem with my template (I'm using Nunjucks), when the admin come to his dashboard I just wan't to show :

logged as : 'admin_username'.

This is my code :

Model :