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Is there any way I access Profile information set in one sub-domain across another sub-domain? Or is the Profile information application specific? I am setting profile values in one sub-domain and want to access that Profile on another sub-domain. If your applications specify the same applicationName value to the profile provider then they should access the same profile information as long as they agree on the user's identity. If you're using forms authentication then you can ensure that the authentication cookie is visible to all applications with <forms domain="parentdomain.com" ... /> Your

I'm developing a nodejs web application, in that I have multiple subdomains like domain.com, sub1.domain.com, sub2.domain.com etc. if user logs in to sub1.domain.com and gets redirected to domain.com or sub2.domin.com it will give as not logged in, How can I maintain this session across sub-domains and in main-domain? I'm using express, nodejs, mongodb. app.use(session({ secret: "secrete key", store: new MongoStore({ db: "session-db" }) })); I tried setting up like this, didn't work: app.use(session({ secret: "secret key", cookie: { domain:'.yourdomain.com'}, // here I used '.localhost' store:

I'm relatively new to Rails, and here is my situation: I'm building an inventory management app with rails to help three separate branches of a company manage their own product inventory. Each of these three branches are keeping track of the same products, use the same data models, but are managed separately. My plan is to build a single app using a single database, but one that keeps track of the inventory in all three branches. My plan is to have something like this: branch1.inventoryapp.com branch2.inventoryapp.com branch3.inventoryapp.com Each subdomain will lead to the same interface with

I want to make the ssh server on port 22 available through a subdomain on port 80. I thought it should by something like this: server { listen ssh.domain.tld:80; server_name ssh.domain.tld; location / { proxy_pass http://localhost:22; } } But it won't work. nginx will accept this and start with this configuration, but I only get empty responses from ssh.domain.tld:80 . What am I missing? You should use sslh . Configure nginx to run on a different port than 80, say 800, and then configure sslh to redirect web traffic to that port in /etc/default/sslh.conf file. This setup may take 15 min. or

I'm using Symfony 1.2.7. My web is in several languages, each of one is in a subdomain like en.example.com, es.example.com. If the user enters into example.com, I want to redirect him to his language. I also want to have support staging.example.com and redirect to es.staging.example.com and en.staging.example.com so I can test everything before the deployment. I have the following code that works both on index.php and frontend_dev.php. My question is, can you improve it? is there a better or cleaner way? Thanks! require_once(dirname(__FILE__).'/../config/ProjectConfiguration.class.php');

I am using the django-subdomains package to create subdomains. The problem is that no matter how I configure the SUBDOMAIN_URLCONFS, the site always directs to whatever I have put in ROOT_URLCONF as a default. Any insight as to what I am doing incorrectly would be greatly appreciated! EDIT: Added MIDDLEWARE_CLASSES mysite/settings.py ... MIDDLEWARE_CLASSES = ( 'django.contrib.sessions.middleware.SessionMiddleware', 'django.middleware.common.CommonMiddleware', 'django.middleware.csrf.CsrfViewMiddleware', 'django.contrib.auth.middleware.AuthenticationMiddleware', 'django.contrib.messages