Hi all
I was not able to find the original thread for the idea to create a global php.net login[1] and since the last update to this was 5 years ago, I'm starting a new thread.
The original idea is to create an own oAuth system. But setting up and running an own oAuth system takes many resourceful
Best regards
Aaron
My impression was that every homebrewed part of infrastructure suffers from
lack of maintainer (man|woman|person)power. In such conditions, adding more
things to maintain sounds risky. What about more third-party OAuth instead?
For a lot of use cases you mentioned, using GitHub login sounds more
attractive to me. Pros: it's a de-facto standard for open source
collaboration, PHP uses GH already. Cons: third-party dependence, some
people still have reservations about Microsoft specifically. Note that I'm
not proposing going GitHub login only, I'm just suggesting an alternative
to PHP OAuth.
On Thu, May 19, 2022 at 8:57 PM Aaron Junker aaron.junker@outlook.com
wrote:
Hi all
I was not able to find the original thread for the idea to create a global
php.net login[1] and since the last update to this was 5 years ago, I'm
starting a new thread.The original idea is to create an own oAuth system. But setting up and
running an own oAuth system takes many resourcefulBest regards
Aaron[1] https://wiki.php.net/ideas/phplogin
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