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118 lines
4.0 KiB
PHP
Executable File
118 lines
4.0 KiB
PHP
Executable File
<?php
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return array(
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/*
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| Login Throttle
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|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
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| Defines how many login failed tries may be done within
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| the 'throttle_time_period', which is in minutes.
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*/
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'throttle_limit' => 9,
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'throttle_time_period' => 2,
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/*
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|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
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| Login Throttle Field
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|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
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| Login throttle is done using the remote ip address
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| and a provided credential. Email and username are likely values.
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| Default: email
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*/
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'login_cache_field' => 'email',
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/*
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|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
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| Form Views
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| The VIEWS used to render forms with Confide methods:
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| makeLoginForm, makeSignupForm, makeForgotPasswordForm
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| and makeResetPasswordForm.
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| By default, the out of the box confide views are used
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| but you can create your own forms and replace the view
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| names here. For example
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| // To use app/views/user/signup.blade.php:
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| 'signup_form' => 'user.signup'
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*/
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'login_form' => 'users.login',
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'signup_form' => 'confide::signup',
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'forgot_password_form' => 'users.forgot_password',
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'reset_password_form' => 'users.reset_password',
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/*
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| Email Views
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|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
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| The VIEWS used to email messages for some Confide events:
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| By default, the out of the box confide views are used
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| but you can create your own forms and replace the view
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| names here. For example
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| // To use app/views/email/confirmation.blade.php:
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| 'email_account_confirmation' => 'email.confirmation'
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*/
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'email_reset_password' => 'confide::emails.passwordreset', // with $user and $token.
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'email_account_confirmation' => 'emails.confirm_html', // with $user
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/*
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| Signup (create) Cache
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|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
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| By default you will only can only register once every 2 hours
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| (120 minutes) because you are not able to receive a registration
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| email more often then that.
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| You can adjust that limitation here, set to 0 for no caching.
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| Time is in minutes.
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*/
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'signup_cache' => 120,
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/*
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| Signup E-mail and confirmation (true or false)
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|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
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| By default a signup e-mail will be send by the system, however if you
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| do not want this to happen, change the line below in false and handle
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| the confirmation using another technique, for example by using the IPN
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| from a payment-processor. Very usefull for websites offering products.
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| signup_email:
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| is for the transport of the email, true or false
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| If you want to use an IPN to trigger the email, then set it to false
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| signup_confirm:
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| is to decide of a member needs to be confirmed before he is able to login
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| so when you set this to true, then a member has to be confirmed before
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| he is able to login, so if you want to use an IPN for confirmation, be
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| sure that the ipn process also changes the confirmed flag in the member
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| table, otherwise they will not be able to login after the payment.
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*/
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'signup_email' => true,
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'signup_confirm' => true,
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);
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