thank you all for the tips
On Sun, Sep 16, 2018 at 5:47 AM 黄祥 wrote:
> detail explaination and example about customizing auth is on the book
>
> http://web2py.com/books/default/chapter/29/09/access-control#Customizing-Auth
>
> best regards,
> stifan
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For my own I have my Apps separately within a Docker container and I grant
access to the apps using Nginx as a reverse proxy. I have migrated all my
Web2Py Apps to Docker containers because the portability, libraries
isolation, monitoring porpouse and efficiency. Now I can migrate my apps to
an
That looks great Lisandro. I would say there's nothing wrong with your
architecture. You're making it work and there are some advantages too.
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Hi Leonel, thank you for your time. I supposed that would be the answer,
but still I wanted to hear your opinion because of your experience.
Yes, it would definitely be better to install the app only once. In fact,
we have some plans to do that in the future. But it won't be possible for
now, b
Hello, I have an app with a facebook login (oauth),I took the example from
the documentation and works fine. But I need to enable the login form
included in web2py.
Does anybody know how to make this 2 login methods works ? or if someone
have an example about this?
Any help would be very apprecia
No there's no limit. Although, wouldn't it be better to make a multi-tenant
app using common filters instead of replicating the app each time? This
seems like a nightmare when you want to update the app you're replicating
across all the installations.
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Hi, yes the pool has been created successfully in AWS. When I use test
units to test the code on the class the authentication works correctly and
AWS responds with a Token.
On Tuesday, September 18, 2018 at 3:50:26 PM UTC+1, CDA wrote:
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> Have you created a User Pool in Cognito to store the
Have you created a User Pool in Cognito to store the user profile? If you
have configured it correctly, you should get a token when your app call
Cognito to authenticate the credentials. If you get None response, there
could be a configuration issue.
On Tue, Sep 18, 2018 at 9:09 AM wrote:
> I am
I am changing the login authentication to be handled by AWS Cognito and
require some clarification around the approach as cannot get it to work
correctly
1. I have created a class cog_login that has been assigned to the
auth.settings.login_methods = [cog_login]
1.
One of the fu
I would like to hear from the experts if there is a theoretical limit on
the amount of installed apps that a single web2py instance can handle.
This is not a question about improving performance or scaling: there is a
lot of advices in the book regarding that (lazy tables, reduce models,
caching
No es un problema nuevo,
https://groups.google.com/forum/m/#!topic/web2py/P-dU23VOO3o
La solucion propuesta de Mirek Zvolský.
1 hacer un respaldo y eliminar database/*.table
2 en db=DAL(...) agregar db=DAL(..., fake_migrate=True), ya sea db.py o
definir la variable en private/appconfig
3 actu
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