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Hi. I'm the creator of WhatTheDeploy. That's certainly on the possible roadmap. Right now, I'm trying to determine the best way of accomplishing that without r
by chris_vannoy 12y ago
Hi. I'm the creator of WhatTheDeploy.
That's certainly on the possible roadmap. Right now, I'm trying to determine the best way of accomplishing that without requiring someone to poke a giant security hole in their application.
It can be accomplished right now if you're OK with a security hole by creating a separate dummy account and enabling Basic Auth through that single account.
Very much open to better suggestions, however.
- SpyKiIIer 12y agoMight want to close this up a bit, can just change the number at the end and grab emails for everyone that signed up: http://beta.whatthedeploy.com/users/1 http://beta.whatthedeploy.com/users/1 User Name: Chris Vannoy Email: chris@chrisvannoy.com
- chris_vannoy 12y agoThanks. Should be all patched up now. A lot of the user management stuff is a work in progress. After all, didn't have many users before today. Thanks so much for pointing it out!
- opendais 12y agoI'm not sure if I really have a better suggestion but possibly letting people define a login form post & the ability to store a session ID might work better. For example, have a form like this: http://www.hurl.it/ http://www.hurl.it/ Have the Destination labeled as the login form, then store the resulting cookie. I'm not sure if you are setup in a way that is practical, tho.