securesocial | provides OAuth , OAuth2 and OpenID authentication | OAuth library
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A module that provides OAuth, OAuth2 and OpenID authentication for Play Framework applications
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QUESTION
I am using securesocial master snapshot version in play framwork 2.6. The error says 'authorizationUrl' is expecting string, that is what I did. Please help if I am making any mistake. Below is my securesocial.conf file
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Answered 2018-Sep-18 at 06:34Change it within your reference.conf
file and not the securesocial.conf
file; as you stated in your question.
QUESTION
In securesocial ( https://github.com/jaliss/securesocial ), you have to override the
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Answered 2018-Jun-15 at 09:07We used [userpass] as the providerId for user registering with email. And as per my understanding this method has providerId as a parameter because, there can be multiple entries with single email(i.e for different social accounts and email registration). And when a user tries to login by a certain method(either social or email), you need a way to differentiate records in DB. For example user registers through email and tries to login through facebook, then this will help you to identify that user's facebook info is not there and he first needs to connect his facebook account.
QUESTION
I'm new to Scala and to Play. I'm trying to setup https://github.com/jaliss/securesocial which is a Play project implementing a login/registration component for a website. Unfortunately this project doesn't have a password strength validator built in (unless you provide your own password validator, the registration process only checks for Password length, not strength). So I'd like to add my own password validator using the following library:
https://github.com/tekul/szxcvbn
I cloned https://github.com/jaliss/securesocial
I can use sbt
to build and run the project. How should I proceed to add https://github.com/tekul/szxcvbn as a dependency ? I think there must be a better way than to copy/paste the source of one project into the other.
Thanks for your help.
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Answered 2018-Jun-12 at 18:43Maven Central lists the dependency as
QUESTION
I am attempting to read and write from a remote MySQL database from a Play for Scala controller using jdbc, and SBT is displaying at runtime the error:
"Table '{dbname}.token' doesn't exist"
Sql calls (selects) complete as expected despite this error.
My questions are:
What is this 'token' table and why would I want it?
Is there a way to turn off the requirement for the 'token' table
I have googled this aggressively and not found an answer, or indeed anything about this token table.
the details are as follows:
versions:
- scala 2.11.6
- play 2.2.6
relevant configurations in application.conf:
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Answered 2017-Nov-17 at 19:38the issue turns out to be related to securesocial competing for the db.default configuration.
since this project is deployed on heroku, the db.* configurations were set in the Procfile, rather than application.conf, and were set to use postgres on a different server.
redeclaring db.default in application.conf cause securesocial to attempt to query the mysql database and, thus, the 'table token doesn't exist' error.
the solution was to provide db configuration other than default and use that:
application.conf: use 'custom' (or any other string) instead of 'default'
QUESTION
I've taken over a project which uses SecureSocial 2.1.4 and is running Scala 2.2.4
I looked at updating, and decided that as the app is in such disrepair and hasn't been updated in so long, I'd just do a rebuild in a different language (I've done almost no Scala).
Today, it looks like an update to the Facebook API has broken logins.
I'm trying to figure out the quickest path to getting logins back, but can't figure out what is the best version to update to, and how to get that to work nicely with the simplest version of scala.
In the Build.scala, it shows
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Answered 2017-Apr-03 at 17:51Since you are using 2.1.4 I suggest you create a new Facebook provider that does not override the buildInfo method in OAuth2Provider and register that instead of the built in one.
That should get you going quite fast.
QUESTION
After lots of research i still wonder how to use SecureSocial with the UsernamePasswordProvider via REST. I need to get an auth token from SecureSocial after login so that i can put this token in the X-Auth-Header for future requests to secured actions in a stateless manner.
Following this answer I'm now able to login with curl but the answer from the server is empty (instead of the expected access token).
I'm using SecureSocial 3.0-M4 and PlayFramework 2.4 with Java. Unfortunately the docs for SecureSocial 3.0-M4 are not up to date, so I have no idea if this version supports such a scenario.
Is there a possibility to get SecureSocial working with X-Auth-Tokens? Does SecureSocial provide such functionality?
Thanks in advance!
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Answered 2017-Feb-02 at 15:49To answer my question:
SecureSocial provides an interface for token based authentication!
The problem was that I sent the request to /authenticate that is used for cookie based authentication instead of sending to /api/authenticate as described here.
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