So this is the situation I have at hand right now.
I have 5 domain names.
-centraldomain.tld (the domain which is where everything is stored)
-domain1.tld
-domain2.tld
-domain3.tld
-domain4.tld
So currently, we have a header that goes across all 5 domains which displays whether or not the user is logged in and links to the other websites on the network.
I am looking for a really basic way to check if the end user is logged into one of our websites on our network right now so they don't need to login again. (Definition of SSO lol). We have a central MySQL database across all domains which has all the user information.
Has anyone ever developed a simple solution to do this or have any idea how?
Also I am on a Dedicated Fedora Server so I'm not worried about installing things if necessary. Furthermore, Google wasn't much help either.
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So this is the situation I have at hand right now.
I have 5 domain names.
-centraldomain.tld (the domain which is where everything is stored)
-domain1.tld
-domain2.tld
-domain3.tld
-domain4.tld
So currently, we have a header that goes across all 5 domains which displays whether or not the user is logged in and links to the other websites on the network.
I am looking for a really basic way to check if the end user is logged into one of our websites on our network right now so they don't need to login again. (Definition of SSO lol). We have a central MySQL database across all domains which has all the user information.
Has anyone ever developed a simple solution to do this or have any idea how?
Also I am on a Dedicated Fedora Server so I'm not worried about installing things if necessary. Furthermore, Google wasn't much help either.
Thanks guys!
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