Yes, I have the view set.
I have it working now if I use the password stored in my auth_user table.
But, I'd really prefer to have it go through all available authentication
methods to authenticate a user. We have some users that authenticate to
our mail server and others that use the
Massimo - thanks for that info. This won't help in my case as I'm using
the RESTful API to get access to another of my server-side python
packages. But, I can see the power of the DBAPI. I'm waiting for you to
stabilize web3py before I jump in. I'd love to get involved in more
testing but I
You may want to see my other post about the new policy based DBAPI.
On Monday, 13 May 2019 09:28:11 UTC-7, Jim S wrote:
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> Hi
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> I'm setting up a REST service that requires authentication. I'm following
> the example here:
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One yet important moment:
Do you set the view for your api?
I mean, that book example will not work without response.view='generic.json' if
request is not local.
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I just created a test app based on the code in the book and all is working
as it should. Must be something else in my other app that is causing the
trouble.
I'll check it out later. Also looking into JWT...
On Mon, May 13, 2019 at 8:38 PM Jim Steil wrote:
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> Thanks so much for
Val
Thanks so much for the references. However, I'm really a bit lost.
Using login_bare()?? Where does that come in to play? And then a custom
decorator?
Am I doing something wrong that is preventing the sample in the book from
working? Not sure why mine is just redirecting.
Any samples
There is also https://github.com/web2py/web2py/blob/master/gluon/authapi.py
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For services I use auth.login_bare(u,p) and handmade decorator based on
auth.is_logged_in() - don't forget about parens!
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Shoot, looks like my initial testing wasn't even working. I was just
checking the status code which was returning 200, but didn't realize it was
redirecting me to the login page. Any way i can stop that?
-Jim
On Monday, May 13, 2019 at 11:51:27 AM UTC-5, Val K wrote:
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