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- Register the password broker .
- Reset the user s password .
- Send a reminder .
- Register the reminder repository .
- Create a new token for the given user .
- Generate the base migration file .
- Checks if a given reminder exists .
- Create a new driver instance .
- Create the base migration file .
- Call the Guard class .
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QUESTION
I reviewed all tutorials on multiauth (without using is_admin) with different tables for different levels of authorization. I have two authorization entities: boss and admin (Manager and admin)
However, unlike all these tutorials:
- I don't have a separate authorization page. The authorization window is located on the main page and appears when you click on the authorization icon (using JS, just display:block)
- All these tutorials have separate authorization pages for different roles (separately for the Manager and separately for the admin). I have one authorization window, so I need to authenticate the user on one window (for two roles at once: admin and Manager)
- There is no use of blade directives in any tutorial (I've already looked through all sorts of tutorials). Just unique for each content I have is contained directly on the main page (I do not have a separate admin panel and personal account Manager). What should I do in this case? To write a custom Directive? Does Laravel have something ready out of the box?
Sorry for so many questions, I just have nowhere to turn, there is really nothing left on the Internet (maybe I can't find it)
The most useful thing I could find (of all the tutorials, including youtube-video tutorials of course):
- https://www.codermen.com/blog/123/how-to-make-multi-auth-in-laravel-6
- https://www.siddharthshukla.in/blog/how-to-use-multiple-authentication-guards-in-laravel-6-app/ --> I made my own authentication using this method
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-29 at 17:52You don't need separate login pages for different user roles. you need one. if you have user table like this
QUESTION
I run this command :
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-07 at 10:52Please use the command kubectl get namespace
to list namespaces in a cluster.
Please check https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/overview/working-with-objects/namespaces/
QUESTION
I created a simple multiauth in Laravel (admin, user). They both authorize the user and admin login normally.
Yesterday, when I open the admin login page and try to login, it shows me
These credentials do not match our records.
I said OK maybe I wrote the incorrect password. I made a new account via Seed
like this:
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-29 at 11:48It turned out, password was getting hashed twice due to an extensive custom password setter in the Admin model. Issue was resolved by removing the mentioned setter.
QUESTION
Upgraded from Rundeck 3.0.2 (API v30) to 3.2.1 (API v34). Yum/RPM install, RHEL 7.
I configured SSL following Rundeck documentation and modeling after my existing working installation. SSL works fine via the web, and works fine when I hit the job REST API using curl, however when our MuleSoft application hits the REST API, it's failing with a handshake_failure:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-19 at 13:51The issue was that the client, MuleSoft, required that the Rundeck server's SSL certificate had the 'KeyUsage=digitalSignature' extension. Adding this extension resolved the problem.
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