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Need some advice on integrating Ruby on Rails website to a forum login

So i am trying to set up a subdomain with a forum for my ruby on rails website which will be hosted on different server.

so I have A domain.com hosted on AWS which is built with Ruby On rails

then B Community.domain.com hosted on another server.

I would like to make community.domain.com a forum, options would be SMF, Mybb, phpbb, or other.
SEMrush

Question:
Any advice which forum software i could use so that they log in on my website A and still logged in when accessing B or how I would even go about integrating them both?

forms – Which is the better UX for a user to see their password at the login screen?

Use Icon or Text?

So, speaking from personal experience when I was asked to redesign the login page for a Financial software. I proposed three designs, including the eye icon.

To keep story short, I would definitely vote for using a text (Show Password or SHOW in the Password field) as opposed to the “eye” icon.

This was not based on a survey, but practice. We have a vast variety of users (clients) with ages that range between young users (age of a fresh college graduate) and old users (60s and 70s years old). Once we threw the design (with eye icon) as a beta we had a lot of phone calls asking about it. Questions ranged between, why we need this now? To What is this for?

We figured that some users tried it and did not find it important but risky (that’s another discussion). While others (older respected generations) did not even click on it, they called to ask What is it?

Some designers suggested that we add a tool-tip on the eye icon says “Show Password” on mouse-over. But again many users did not even try to click on it and we believe some even ignored its existence.

However, after a call from the head of Customer Services department who called to have it completely removed, someone suggested to go very conventional and add a check-box with “Show Password” text next to it to remove all kinds of ambiguity it caused. However, I did not want to go very conventional with it, especially that we are already using that space for “Caps Lock is on” warning and “Forget username or password” link.

So I suggested to add a text “SHOW” in the Password field itself and added a tool-tip says “Show Password” on mouse-over. Text changes to “HIDE” to mask the password again.

We lived happily ever after!

This design actually solved three issues:

(1)- The need for the “Show Password” feature for a better UX.

(2)- The space issue that we had if we would have chosen to use a check-box and “Show Password” text next to it. (as mentioned earlier, we were already using that space for a warning message when Caps Lock is on and for a forgot username or password link).

(3)- It is a responsive design, using the text “SHOW” is fairly easier to click on a mobile device compared to a small check-box.

Hope this adds some insights.

vpn – getting 401 unauthorized when accessing website login from company network but not when accessing externally

This is probably for Network admins who set security rules for employees accessing the public internet.

Due to the nature of this issue, I can not disclose much about the endpoints involved. However, maybe someone can help.

I have a custom login over HTTPS for a public-facing website and a customer can not log into this when they are accessing the site when using a VPN to their company network. The Authorization header is using BASIC auth with a base64 encoded username/password and is all good.

I have been looking through the HAR file and I can see that the API for login is returning 401 – Unauthorized despite the credentials being correct.

The only difference between the failing request and a working request is in the General tab for chrome network inspection, the Remote Address is marked as coming from port 80. When making the same request not using the VPN the Remote Address is port 443.

In both cases the requested authentication endpoint is https://… and the website is loaded using https

authentication – Unable to login to local DHIS2: Getting a null value in the SessionId

I have installed DHIS 2 version 2.33.0 on a local instance following steps mentioned here. I have also restored the sample database dump. I am able to create new users, but couldn’t log in using username as ‘admin’, or a newly created user. The page gets reloaded on the click of the Sign In button.

The following warning message is displayed in the log:

WARN 2019-11-26 20:07:42,969 Authentication event
InteractiveAuthenticationSuccessEvent: admin; details:
org.hisp.dhis.security.spring2fa.TwoFactorWebAuthenticationDetails@b364:
RemoteIpAddress: 0:0:0:0:0:0:0:1; SessionId: null (LoggerListener.java
(http-nio-8080-exec-1)).

*** Getting a null value in the SessionId

plugin development – By adding “?login – failed” code unable to access my dashboard

I am using the following snippet code to stop customer redirect after wrong password or empty username and password in my WordPress theme.

But by adding this code i am unable to access my admin dashboard from url like “www.example.com/ignite” or “www.example.com/wp-admin”


add_action( 'wp_login_failed', 'elementor_form_login_fail', 9999999 );
function elementor_form_login_fail( $username ) {
   $referrer = $_SERVER('HTTP_REFERER'); 
  if ((!empty($referrer) && !strstr($referrer,'wp-login') && !strstr($referrer,'wp-admin') )) {
        wp_redirect(preg_replace('/?.*/', '', $referrer) . '/?login=failed' );
        exit;
   }
}


add_action( 'wp_authenticate', 'elementor_form_login_empty', 1, 2 );
function elementor_form_login_empty( $username, $pwd ) {
    $referrer = $_SERVER('HTTP_REFERER'); 
    
 if ( empty( $username ) || empty( $pwd ) ) {
    
     if ((!strstr($referrer,'wp-login') && !strstr($referrer,'wp-admin') )) {
       wp_redirect(preg_replace('/?.*/', '', $referrer) . '/?login=failed' );
      exit;
    }
   exit();
 }
}

custom post types – Poll / survey you can vote Unofficially THEN if want “officially” counted, Login… (SW /plugin/etc)

I need a poll / survey SW / plugin / etc
that people can vote unofficially
then
if they want it “officially” counted
have to login
w/
name/email/phone
or
a partial “official” w/
FB or
twitter
w/ option to become “full official”

This should be easy to do
via
WP…
or www.Jekyllrb.com (just running across)
Open to other platforms, too.

All leads are appreciated!
Thanks kindly!

If I only know my private key, can I still login to my wallet, even if this requires some calculations?

Yes. The main idea of mnemonic backups is that the mnemonic encodes a master private key. All other addresses that your wallet generates are derived from this initial secret.

To recover your transaction history and funds, you would need to go further than just to derive a single public key. You would need to rederive all of the wallet’s addresses and then search the blockchain for any transactions that pertain to these addresses. The simplest way to achieve a recovery would be to import the mnemonic into the same wallet software that created it, or another wallet that implements the same derivation scheme (of which there are multiple, unfortunately).

I’d recommend that you additionally note what software was used to create the mnemonic, (and which wallet software you used to transact from the mnemonic, if the two differ). If you know it, you might also want to note the derivation path with your backup.

security – Trigger login / send login credentials from different subdomain

I have my Drupal 9 living on a subdomain like e. g. drupal.xyz.com. Then I have some marketing-related landingpage stuff at subdomain.xyz.com, which is not Drupal, but another system.

Now I would like to have a quick-login form on subdomain.xyz.com pointing to that Drupal I run on drupal.xyz.com.
Is it possible to somehow create a usual form and point the action to drupal.xyz.com/user/login?

<form action="https://drupal.xyz.com/user/login" method="POST">

or is there some security logic which would prevent this? If yes, is there another “easy” approach for this?

ios – Como ativar e desativar um botão de login em Swift?

Estou criando uma tela de login, quero que: caso o usuário não tenha digitado seu documento (username) o botão de login fique desabilitado.

import UIKit

class loginManager: UIViewController, UITextFieldDelegate {

        @IBOutlet weak var document: UITextField!
        @IBOutlet weak var loginButton: UIButton!
    
        override func viewDidLoad() {
            super.viewDidLoad()
            
            document.delegate = self
            loginButton.isEnabled = false
        }
    }
    extension ViewController: UITextFieldDelegate {
        
        extension ViewController: UITextFieldDelegate {
            func documentDidEndEditing(_ document: UITextField) {
                if document.text?.isEmpty == false {
                    loginButton.isEnabled = true
                } else {
                    loginButton.isEnabled = false
                }
            }
        }
    }

plugins – How to hide “You are now logged out” message on WordPress login form?

The cause of your error is that the filter receives and is expected to return a WP_Error object, null is not an error object.

We can confirm this via the docs, and enforce it via type hinting:

function my_logout_message( WP_Error $error ) : WP_Error {

Additionally, if your code had worked, all errors would be eliminated, not just the logout message. There would be no way to tell a user their password was incorrect, that a password reset email or a confirmation email was on its way, etc

With this in mind, the WP_Error say there is a remove method, so we can remove the loggedout error if it’s present:

$error->remove( 'loggedout' );

I do not recommend this though