When I browse to Libspotify's application keys page, I'm asked to login. I do (with a premium account), and I'm tossed through a loop back to that first screen asking me to login again.
I need an application key (spotify_appkey.key) to get started, but it seems impossible. Anybody have any thoughts?
FYI Spotify has fixed the issue. Should now be able to generate keys as expected.
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I have recently started using the SAML Python toolkit (Flask) from OneLogin. I have a problem in that when I sign out of the application itself, it does not sign out of SSO so that the application can be re-entered into with existing login credentials stored in SSO. Is there anything that you can suggest I can look at to help solve the problem? Logging into the application is no problem, just when logging out, SSO still retains the details. Is there something in settings.json I need to do further?
I can force it to SSO to fully log out but only by force, it does not do it automatically.
What is the difference between singleLogoutService for the sp and singleLogoutService for the idp?
Any other aspects of the settings.json file that I can check over / alter?
Thank you in advance.
Andrew
I've wrestled with the same problem myself. From what I learned, its possible to setup a logout functionality which you can then add to your settings.json. However, this requires SAML2 to be configured in a certain way in addition to that if I recall correctly.
The solution I came up with for now is to have a logout page which deletes the session data via "request.session.delete()". However, in order for this to work, the user then has to completely close his/her browser afterwards. Therefore, this command is perhaps best displayed on a webpage that says something like, "You have been logged out, please completely close your browser to properly end your session."
I am trying to add new permissions to my Azure AD Application, however when I try, it gets stuck on a loading screen that has now lasted for more than half an hour. I tried different browsers (firefox, Chrome, Edge) with no different result.
A screenshot of the loading screen can be seen here.
EDIT:
Aditionally, I tried creating a new App, and I even created a whole new Account, however it didn't work.
It might get stuck on the loading screen due to cache/cookies. I know it's kind of a pain, but you can try deleting the cache/cookies and opening an incognito window which should help it load.
If the issue persists it may require deeper troubleshooting. If you send me an email I can open a support case for you.
I checked Azure Status and it doesn't seem like there are any reported outages that could be causing this.
Apearantly, adding new Scopes worked by using preview.portal.azure.com, even as far as to the normal Azure AD portal. I don't know why it worked, but somehow it did.
I've done everything to make myself anynomous but Google still recognizes me.
What I am trying to do is create multiple Gmail accounts. I can only create one account and if I try second time, it asks me to verify mobile number, which I cannot skip.
Now, I have tried using VPN (on various servers) and clearing all browser data. So, to Gmail I should be a new user everytime I do this and it shouldn't ask for my phone number (it doesn't ask for the first time). What happens instead is Google always knows that I've already created an account and asks me to verify my mobile number.
What methods do Google use to track me? Is there a way out of this?
It appears that the libspotify page is once again no longer able to generate application keys. When trying, either via Firefox or Internet Explorer, the page reports that "There was an error generating your application key". Is the site down again, or am I doing something wrong? I've never used that page before.
Earlier today, the SpotifyPlatform Twitter account reported that the service is having issues. However, they must either be working on it or have finished doing so as a key request I just put in worked properly.
I have recently installed a website project on Azure and that was relatively easy to do thanks to great docs online. We are having a problem with the back office (admin) login though, it's a bit strange, as it didn't happen straight away, I shall elaborate....
When I go to http://www.keelycattschoolofdance.co.uk/umbraco/ it takes me to the login page, which seems fine.
(The url at this point becomes www.keelycattschoolofdance.co.uk/.../login.aspx)
I then login, which works and it starts to display the admin panels but then bounces back to the login and the URL becomes www.keelycattschoolofdance.co.uk/.../login.aspx
I am running this on Azure using the Accelerator, latest version of Umbraco and using SQL CE 4.0 rather than SQL Server.
has anyone seen this before?
Please let me know if you need more information, I shall respond :-)
Thanks in advance
Nick
It sounds like it may be a Session error. This is a problem for Azure and Umbraco because Azure uses round robin load balancing.
The normal way of setting up an Umbraco site using the accelerator would be to have a separate session DB where the shared session state is stored.
Make sure you are using this accelerator for Umbraco on Azure as it's the latest and best.
http://waacceleratorumbraco.codeplex.com/
We have several large production sites using this and I can confirm they all work fine (including the backend editing environment).
Things to watch out for are that you need to follow the instructions closely as they are easy to get wrong :-)
Make sure you don't have dashes in your db names as this makes things go wrong as well.
Finally if you are using more than one web role the Umbraco preview can sometimes yellow screen, as the preview XML may not be on the server that gets to the preview request. This is again because of the round robin load balancing.