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Hello, looking forward to working on a my first apostrophe project!
Before i start, im wondering if anyone in the group has built a
multisite setup using apostrophe, where a single set of users can
update multiple apostrophe sites.
Im planning to have the sfDoctrineGuard users in their own database
and all the apostrophe / apostrophebBlog data in a separate database
per site. so each site would connect to the user database and one
content/blog database. Assuming doctrine can join across databases.
Ive read a few examples of how to do this in symfony but just checking
to see if anyone has successfully done something like this or not with
apostrophe
thanks in advance
Ryan
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did someone find a solution for this?
Geoff DiMasi
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Single sign-on could be achieved with something like open id and/or open auth.
Wildan Maulana >> OpenThink Labs
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On Tue, May 29, 2012 at 8:01 AM, Geoff DiMasi <ge...@punkave.com> wrote:
Single sign-on could be achieved with something like open id and/or open auth.
Or you can use simpleSAMLphp, i use it in one of my projects.