OAuth2 Consumer

[wedtm1]

I would like to have XenForo use my custom built website's authentication system. My website is a OAuth2 Provider, so I feel like this should be fairly simple since Twitter/G+/Facebook are already there.

What am I missing?

 

[Jeremy]

Out of the box, XenForo cannot accomplish logging in via an arbitrary 3rd party system. It would require custom code.

 

[wedtm1]

Ah, okay. Is there a plugin/module that you know of that does this already, or would I have to commission someone to do that for me?

 

[Digital Doctor]

Ah, okay. Is there a plugin/module that you know of that does this already, or would I have to commission someone to do that for me?

http://xenforo.com/community/search/4936419/?q=OAuth2&o=date

 

[wedtm1]

http://xenforo.com/community/search/4936419/?q=OAuth2&o=date
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While I appreciate your help, I was only able to find sources for [bd] API which requires the OAuth2 Provider to be another XenForo installation. My OAuth2 Provider is not a XenForo install, it is a custom built application that follows the OAuth2 standard.

 

[Jeremy]

Ah, okay. Is there a plugin/module that you know of that does this already, or would I have to commission someone to do that for me?

If it is custom, you will most likely have to code one your self. You may be able to use the API, I've never used it.

 

[Digital Doctor]

I'm looking for an addon that will allow my Ruby on Rails website, which is an OAuth2 PROVIDER, to be the master user database for XenForo.

Budget is negotiable, just put an estimated price in your reply.

Good idea to solicit in the Request forum ... but people don't check it that often ....

I know Joomla has OAuth2 authentication. Joomla has Jfusion plugin that can integrate Xenforo with Joomla. I'm not sure the Xenforo Jfusion plugin works with the latest version of Jfusion. Jfusion + Joomla + RoR + Xenforo sounds like a slow setup anyway.

@xfrocks would probably be the ideal person for an addon like this. But he's probably busy. Try xfrocks.com. He is the author of [bd]API.

@Waindigo has done this type of work before.

The search I linked to ... could give you a list of people with similar interests that could help you fund your OAuth2 addon. You could always collect their names and tag them to gauge their interest.

Good luck.

 

[Fred.]

Check this out http://xenforo.com/community/resources/freddyshouse-two-factor-authentication.1663/

Maybe you can learn or even use this.
I know the Yubikey Neo does OAuth, but I don't know any details.

 

[xfrocks]

If you want to do it youself, [bd] API Consumer should be a good starting point.