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While I realize adding an authentication mechanism to Calagator is out of scope, what about delegating that to external systems and just checking the presence of the REMOTE_USER environment variable?
I'm working on updating some IndieWeb community infrastructure, and just did a similar thing for MediaWiki. Instead of updating our authentication extension, I just installed the Auth remoteuser extension which assumes if the REMOTE_USER environment variable is set then the user is logged in. Separately, I run a subdomain that actually handles logging users in, and it sets a cookie across *.indieweb.org.
I'd like to be able to deploy calagator at events.indieweb.org so it would also have access to this cookie. As such, Calagator can know if a user is already logged in, and use that to check whether they're allowed to create events.
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While I realize adding an authentication mechanism to Calagator is out of scope, what about delegating that to external systems and just checking the presence of the
REMOTE_USER
environment variable?I'm working on updating some IndieWeb community infrastructure, and just did a similar thing for MediaWiki. Instead of updating our authentication extension, I just installed the
Auth remoteuser
extension which assumes if theREMOTE_USER
environment variable is set then the user is logged in. Separately, I run a subdomain that actually handles logging users in, and it sets a cookie across*.indieweb.org
.I'd like to be able to deploy calagator at
events.indieweb.org
so it would also have access to this cookie. As such, Calagator can know if a user is already logged in, and use that to check whether they're allowed to create events.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: