Hi Mitchell,
I'm not sure about if there is a certain definition, but I'm using
https for my instance. I just created a self-signed SSL certificate
and added the to my Apache virtual server. There: https. So yes :)
Exactly, and I might be mistaken, but I think that there is support
to store that in the online accounts service.
I agree. I don't know how Ubuntu handles that. Which levels of
operation that checks the certificate.
Thanks!
Cheers,
Daniel
Den 23 aug 2014 23:25 skrev "Mitchell Reese"
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Hi Daniel, I could be missing something, but owncloud does
support https - currently that's the authentication I'm using
for my own cloud server.
Its still password based (meaning we need to store it
somewhere), but it can be done over a secure (ish) connection.
Would be great however if we're able to have some functionality
to work with self-signed certificates - either by forcing them
as default, or having a popup to accept them if we need to.
Otherwise, great work!
Mitchell
On 24 Aug 2014 06:37, Daniel Holm <d.holmen@xxxxxxxxx
<mailto:d.holmen@xxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
>
> Updates:
>
> I've pushed some inital, not at all working code to both
projects.
>
> Need the http auth knowledge now.
>
> Also, the owncloud app could possibly be a bookmark until it
can get the
> account details from the plugin.
> --
> Vänlig hälsning / Yours sincerely,
> Daniel Holm
> IT Consultant
> Web Developer
> Student, Political Science
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>
> lör 2014-08-23 klockan 16:45 +0200 skrev Daniel Holm:
> > Hi again,
> >
> > So.
> >
> > 1. I think we still should work with an account plugin for,
among
> > others, these reasons:
> > a: Users not knowing what Online accounts completely misses
the point by
> > that service in the Ubuntu platform, and since it is a
central part of
> > Ubuntu nowadays, and its connectivity, this is where we
should have our
> > plugin.
> > b: easier, and safer, to store the login details.
> > c: easier for other apps to use without reinventing the
[wheel] login
> > instructions every time.
> > d: using Online accounts gives the user the possibility to
accept or
> > reject each service that asks for the account details - like
oauth.
> > e: setting up the evolution data stuff is currently not
possible by pure
> > QML.
> >
> > 2. I will start right now with an little UI (once I've set
up a demo OC
> > 7 site) that first of all lets a user input the server URL
and then
> > shows the site. I will push this to the project and give you
a shout so
> > that you guys can give it a go.
> >
> > 3. I will give owncloud-qml a go with the latest OC version.
Maybe it
> > still works.
> >
> > 4. Set up a few different branches on launchpad:
> > a: trunk - latest stable. Request a merge and another on the
team
> > accepts.
> > b: bleeding - push and merge the latest you got without
asking.
> >
> > 5. We might need some help from someone with more experience
with Online
> > accounts to push us forward.
> >
> > 6. Since ownCloud doesn’t support OAuth we need to do a HTTP
auth, and
> > that's something I've never tried, so we might need some
help with that
> > if none other has some experience(?).
> >
> > Rock and roll,
>
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