I completed all the steps of migrating from parse to my local server windows server 2012R2 deployed mongoDB and the parse server and the node.js and python on the server and of course installed the webserver role on the window.
I am now successfully listening to port 1337 for connections and I connected my node.js to the mongoDB and also accepted connections successfully to the database via port 27017. Entered my new app keys and client keys and updated them on my application. But my application has facebook login. And for sure when I open the app to login it gives me an error in the console saying "facebook auth is not configured". Ordinary user login is working but the Facebook one is not.
I think there was a way that I can add my facebook app ID to the nodejs index file where I updated all the keys. But I really don't know how to do it. If any body has experience in deploying parse on his own web server please advise.
Thanks.
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I've built an app using PHP (Laravel), and now we've deployed it to a client who wants to use Azure Single Sign On rather than the apps native username/password functionality.
The plan is for them to handle the SSO authentication via App Registration, and then send user details via a SAML request.
However the 'SAMLResponse' I get is encoded. They have sent me a .cer file (and an XML file for some reason), and I think I need to apply these to the server, but I don't know how.
The below is the setup their end, and I've red highlighted the files they've sent me.
I have full control over the server, which is Ubuntu 18.04 running NGINX. They also handle the SSL side of things separately, so NGINX is currently listening on port 80.
I have an web server which render HTML webpage to user and recieve request from front-end.
Then I also have a Node.js web app that recieve API request from web server and response it.
Node.js web app stores very important contents so I want keep it secure.
The flow of data is like below.
User <-> Web server <-> Node App
So I'm planning setup TLS on my web server so user's web browser and server will communicate under HTTPS.
But the case of Node App, I cannot install SSL Certification because I cannot connect SSH with this app.
Web server has a secure authentication key for connect with Node App and Only this web server is connecting with Node App.
In this case, is it necessary to use HTTPS between Web server and Node app?
I want to send a link to the email address for account verification and to reset the password. Later I had a frontend+backend structure, I want to know how can I do this in REST api way. If I host 2 frontend app in https://example1.com and https://example2.com how can I write a flexible backend in nodejs
Part 1: Sending Emails
To send emails, you need to have an SMTP server. For SMTP server, you can either configure one by your own or subscribe for email services like sendgrid.
Sendgrid provides APIs, which allows you to send transactional or promotional emails.
Part 2: Middleware
You may have to rent a linux server, install Node JS on it and use Express JS for developing and deploying the backend with REST API support. Your frontend apps https://example1.com and https://example2.com can be hosted using Apache and they can communicate to the middleware which is developed using Express JS.
Part 2: Database Connectivity from Middleware
You can install MariaDB in server and connect your node js program to MariaDB using the node module mysql.
This is just a high level advice. You will have to spend some time yourself to get everything configured and wired, or take the help of experienced engineers.
I am following this scotch.io tutorial on twitter node authentication to authenticate users on a Heroku app. I have made my callback URL this: http://127.0.0.1:8080/auth/twitter/callback
I am able to click on a link to authenticate the user but then and it says "can’t establish a connection to the server at 127.0.0.1:8080"
No useful clues in the logs. I believe I have set up all my routes and .js files properly, as laid out in the tutorial, and am not sure what could be causing this problem.
I am trying to establish a connection to a ldap in gwt. Thanks to a former post
( GWT JDBC LDAP connection fails ) I was able to at least contact that server. However, even though I put in the correct cn/uid and password the access is denied. I get following exception:
java.security.AccessControlException: access denied (java.net.SocketPermission IP:PORT connect,resolve)
I know that my login name and password are correct because I was able to access the ldap via JXplorer and checked it. Could App Engine be the problem? And if so, how can I test my application when using App Engine is disabled?
Thanks in advance
you mentioned that you are developing for app engine.
On app engine you are not allowed to open a socket by yourself (your exception occurs because of this restriction.) If you want to setup a connection to your ldap you have to wrap your ldap call as HTTP and use it with the url fetch service. If the ldap is inside your company you can use google secure data connector to have a https connection from app engine to your internal network.
If you are developing for app engine, i dont think you can connect to LDAP or JDBC or anything TCP/IP, apart from what app engine offers as API.
LDAP requires sockets (TCP port 389) and AppEngine does not support sockets.