The new Facebook AccountKit, looks like a great way to add passwordless authentication to a mobile app.
Parse Server is fast becoming a de-facto choice for mobile back-ends.
Is adding AccountKit support underway somewhere with Parse Server? If so where? Where should I look or ask? (Yes, I've tried!)
Any suggestions for how to get started? E.g. is it possible to add to the existing oauth support in Parse Server?
Just trying to make sure that this doesn't exist somewhere obvious already and/or that efforts aren't underway before I jump in... (or, possibly, that this is just a dumb idea and that's why I can't find it!)
Sorry for being late
Yes its possible you can use a new parse server module called "parse-server-accountkit-auth"
In the parse-server-example folder run
npm install -S parse-server-accountkit-auth
This will make install this module in node_modules folder. Don't change anything in the module.
Edit the index.js file in parse-server-example and configure ParseServer with oauth, you can find this in parse server docs
Then use this code where you are defining your data (e.g in your index.js of parse-server-example)
oauth: {
accountkit: {
module: 'parse-server-accountkit-auth',
appSecret: 'YOUR_APP_SECRET'
},},
Hope this helps.
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I'm working on setting up and migration of old sites to a new server from Dreamhost. I have 130 sites to migrate. 1 is successful. The version is: 1.12.1
The mods in the first site upgraded well. No problems. Have a procedure to migrate. That being said, the second site, as I followed my own documentation, fails when I try to access /admin/index.php
What I get is this below:
So, this is more informational than code... so please forgive me. I don't understand why CMS MADE SIMPLE is actually not simple.
That seems like an annoying issue. Forgive any repetition but here is what I would check:
that is is 100% functioning on existing server
correct php version 5.4.3+ (5.6+ recommended) on new server
that all files & database are copied fully & without errors
config.php settings are updated for new hosting & database
that .htaccess, php.ini/.user.ini settings are appropriate
check php error log
are there any additional modules installed that may require additional php modules
try more coffee or a nights sleep - both have helped me solve all sorts of issue in the past!
consider posting on CMSMS forum - will get a wider range of CMSMS users/experience and suggestions
Good luck
Chris
Not sure what process you are using. So presuming that the site was working correctly on existing hosting and that the new hosting meets recommended requirements, especially PHP version:
Export database
Zip/Compress all website files into a single file
Copy zipped file to new hosting
Create new database & user with full access
Unzip files and make sure that they are in the right location (probably website root)
CHMOD config.php to 0644 and edit database, username & password settings for new hosting, CHMOD back to 0444
Make sure .htaccess is using correct settings for new hosting
Login to admin and clear cache
Sorry that the instructions are so basic, but the process really is Simple.
Possible issues can occur if:
the PHP version is older than 5.4.3 (5.6+ recommended).
files copied individually using ftp and some are corrupted/not copied.
Apart from that it is pretty straight forward.
Hope it helps
I'd like to download a website to whiten it into a private network.
I know it's being done a lot with StackOverflow itself, I just don't know how to do it myself.
The specific site I want to download is CPP-QUIZ with all the questions and explanations.
I've tried doing it with HTTrack, but it seems to download just a couple of questions and then it fails.
What is usually done to do something like this?
You can use a tool like wget or curl. If the site had an index then you could use wget's recursive option. It seems like it does not (the homepage just seems to choose a question at random for that specific site).
In that case you can just start generating commands:
wget http://cppquiz.org/quiz/question/1
wget http://cppquiz.org/quiz/question/2
wget http://cppquiz.org/quiz/question/3
And so on. After running those commands you would have the files downloaded to the directory you ran the commands from.
I was also wondering the same thing & stumbled upon this Github project this week called Diskernet
it saves resources to your file system as your browsing using your web browser (when launched with the diskernet binary or CLI tool)
It's still an early project, but I found I already started making use of it this week & it worked great!
https://github.com/i5ik/Diskernet
Highlights:
is able to download Single Page Web applications (doesn't use wget)
once you download a site, it works offline
There are alternative tools like SiteSucker, but I found Diskernet to work even for websites that require authentication
I'm designing my new Ember CLI application. I gonna use Ember Simple Auth for authorisation. And I also need to use CSRF protection. I know how to inject the token to requests. The problem is how to embed the token to the application in a right way.
It is required the token to be generated on the backend side and to be embedded into the page. And it should be the same one that API uses to verify requests.
In my case API and Ember application would be served by the same web server (most likely Microsoft IIS, since API is build with .NET MVC). So the web server should generate the token and embed it somehow into the Ember application once its index file requested.
But Ember CLI generates static index.html file during its build process. And I see just two ways of embedding the token.
The first one is to parse Ember's index.html file on each request and embed CSRF token metatag to the proper place. I don't really like this way.
The second one is to make Ember CLI produce index.aspx instead of index.html during the build process. In this case web server would put the token automatically. I like this way better, but i'm not sure if it's possible. And if it is then how to do this?
Maybe, there is another better way? Any help and advices would be appreciated.
It is possible to implement your second idea. You need to specify options.outputPaths.app.html property of EmberApp in ember-cli-build.js:
const app = new EmberApp({
outputPaths: {
app: {
html: 'index.aspx'
}
}
});
Doing this will result in Ember CLI writing index.aspx instead of index.html to filesystem:
You can read more about configuring output paths of your Ember CLI application in user-guide.
You can also dig directly in Ember CLI's ember-app.js source code to see if you can adjust options more to your needs.
Is it possible to make it environment-dependent? It works perfectly
for production build. But it doesn't work for development since Ember
CLI can not serve .aspx files. So it would be nice to overwrite output
files for production builds only and use generic ones for development
and test environments.
You can achieve this by checking value of app.env. So, in ember-cli-build.js, instead of passing outputPaths as argument, use following technique:
const app = new EmberApp();
if (app.env === 'production') {
app.options.outputPaths.app.html = 'index.aspx';
}
This way you still get index.aspx in dist/ when building for production, but development and test environments' outputPaths options are untouched and live development/testing works.
I've got a Problem i can't upload any Media files in my Typo3 Backend.
If i choose a file in the Element browser I get a Internal Server Error 500, If i use upload i get this Error: Link Error
I also can't see the Thumbnails
I made the Files tyo3conf, fileadmin, typo3 and typo3temp with 777 access.
Imagemagick is also running and shows me all Test images.
Can anybody help me, I dont't know what do do.
The TYPO3 Version I use is: 6.1.0
I get a Internal Server Error 500
Have a look in your TYPO3 log accessible by the "log" backend module. If you can't find something there, get access to your vhost error log from the webserver. Usually, some sort of view capabilities are provided by some hoster control panels. Since it is a server error, you usually have to check the server log.
I also can't see the Thumbnails
Check your install tool again and play with the different options there. Also check that, in install tool > basic configuration, you have set the default paths (maybe let the install tool search again). You may see the test images, but if they're not generated correctly or display warnings, it may not work correctly.
Generally said: It is not really programming related, so IMHO not a fit for stackoverflow.com. Ask for help on irc.freenode.net in the #typo3 channel, this may be more helpful.
I was wondering if there was a sever side system for injecting metaData into FLVs recorded using a streaming server like Red5. I don't want to hack in a command line injector, I would like to use a .Net, CF or Java solution.
Caveat: I know that Red5 has its own Metadata.xml, I want to inject metaData directly into the FLV.
I can recommend you to use flvedit by Marc-André Lafortune! Its written in Ruby and works awesome!
Indeed its a command-line-tool but the only thing you have to do is something like:
"flvedit myawesomefile.flv --update --save thenameoftheflvfilewithmetadata.flv"
;)
Here is the link:
http://github.com/marcandre/flvedit/tree/master
I need make my server side app to inject metadata to flv as well. I found this jflvtool. I wonder if anyone here had used this extensively and has anyfeedback on how mature the project is.