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#1400 closed feature (fixed)

Opened July 16, 2007 03:37AM UTC

Closed February 05, 2010 09:07PM UTC

web site domains each require separate accounts

Reported by: sgbeal Owned by:
Priority: minor Milestone: 1.1.4
Component: site Version: 1.1.3
Keywords: Cc:
Blocked by: Blocking:
Description

Hiya!

A small feature request for you: when an account is created on one of the jQ web sites, migrating it across to the other domains. It is a PITA to have to create an account for dev.jquery.com, jquery.com, and (now) docs.jquery.com.

i understand that synching passwords and whatnot can be problematic, but one workaround is to force users to create/maintain the account only via the the main site, and then force the data downstream to dev.*, docs.*, etc., instead of coming up with a two-way sync process. Alternately, move the authentication-related db tables to a centralized server (assuming that the underlying software supports separating tables across servers).

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Changed September 16, 2007 03:42AM UTC by dmitrig01 comment:1

Same thought here. I personally think we should do what you suggest. However, this is really hard and would require hacking of all platforms we use. My suggestion is to begin porting everything over to [[http://drupal.org/|Drupal]] which we already use for plugins. This is probably the most flexible tool of all the ones we use (Trac (for tickets), WordPress (for the blog), MediaWiki (for docs), and Drupal (for plugins)). I'll volunteer to help as well :). I suggest we begin with WordPress, then move to the Trac, and lastly go for MediaWiki. This may require some custom code, but that's ok.

Changed September 16, 2007 03:43AM UTC by dmitrig01 comment:2

Also, the plugins should start using the soon-to-be-released revision-control backend for SVN :)

Changed February 05, 2010 09:07PM UTC by john comment:3

resolution: → fixed
status: newclosed

We're mitigating this by simply not requiring accounts wherever possible.