switch_user | Easily switch current user

I am currently using symfony 5.4 and i wanted to understand how to remove the REMEMBERME server side

I am trying to set the delete_cookies parameter in the security.yaml under the logout:

I set up an api with symfony api platform, when log in with user credentials (username and password) the api returns me token, but when i want to get list of users using this token i get following error :

I wonder if it is possible on a symfony controller to only allow logged out users (for the login page for example).

I tried using:

1. isGranted("IS_ANONYMOUS"): Only anonymous users are matched by this attribute.
2. On security.yaml { path: ^/connexion, roles: IS_ANONYMOUS}

My security.yaml :

I'm trying to migrate my Symfony 4 project to HostGator. The issue is that I'm not able to login to the backend with no errors showing. The website is reading fine from the backend meaning there's no database issue. Locally, everything is working fine.

The only errors I'm getting in the var/log:

it's simple.

I need to validate a user via external and sticky the session, but at the moment, I want to validate any user.

I'm following the Custom Authenticator doc: https://symfony.com/doc/current/security/custom_authenticator.html

I create a User and UserProvider without Doctrine:

This is a Social network website. It's built-in python Django. I need to add the user login section to the values stored in the local storage section.

• in this website have 2 login method one is end-user and another is companies

• the main setting is needed user is login that time the key and value is needed to store the local storage

• this is needed for cross-site login for users for example Facebook users have joined in through Instagram.

• please help me with the solution? I need to fix the set cookies in the session also

I added the codes below section models.py

I'm working on an API, and I had implemented a JWT to make it stateless. I created an AuthController, which returns a JWT when login information is correct. Here you can see the return code that generates the token:

Following an upgrade from Symfony 4 to the latest Symfony 5 version, I've tried upgrading my registration and login form guard thingies to become authenticator thingies.

After trying a lot of stuff, and using the make:user and make:auth commands again and again, I'm now in a situation where I have no warning, no error, just when I try to log in, nothing happens: it doesn't matter whether the username/password combination is correct or not, I just get back to the login form.

Here are the files I believe could be relevant to the issue:

config/packages/security.yaml

I created a test application to test if SSO (Single sign on) works. I use Auth0 as a SSO provider. Symfony 4.4 as application framework. I used this article from Auth0 to create the basics. So far I can login/logout.

When I login once (with credentials), logout after and then login again I am instandly logged in with the same account I used before. Without needing to fill in credentials again. It seems to remember the session or somehow does not completely logout a user. I want the user to have to login again with credentials after it logged out. Since some of my users will use one computer for the applications (so switching user is needed).

According to there docs/community I should look at this. But this seems to mean that I need API calls to add the ?federated. Which the setup example does not use (probably the library does it for me). Also my logout function in the SecurityController that is generated by the make:auth (or make:user) doesn't execute the code anymore. Even if I change the function name it still logged me out. Only untill I remove/change the route name it stops. It's probably very bad but maybe if I had the chance to execute a API call when I logout I could do this API call.

The best thing I could imagine to do is change some settings in symfony or add some small piece of code to make it logout correclty. But I dont know how.

SecurityController.php