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Server should be ready now.
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In your HOSTING tab on your profile you should now see MY SERVERS and under that the server being created.
Could you go to the next tab along PAYMENTS and in the upper right there should be button UPDATE CREDIT CARD. Hopefully clicking that brings up the details modal.
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I'll just build it for you then we can connect up the payments system after its done. should take 15 min ish then you'll get an email saying its up.
Thanks for the screenshots, i've used that info.
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huh. not good. Sorry about that. Do you get this popup modal. (screenshot)
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well thats not a good start.
where are you running into that? when you're trying to activate a server?
Implementing SSO and authentication
Using Jamroom
Normally for single sign on we suggest using the existing OneAll module
https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/networkmarket/47/oneall-social
then they can use the same login on both sites = Single Sign On.
But it sounds like you're looking for something different in getting it to seam like the sites are not different but the same.
My first thought is disable login on the jamroom site, only enable it on the other system then add a listener
Docs: Events and Listeners
https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/documentation/module-developer-guide/1011/events-and-listeners
to the jamroom side that picks up on anyone who is not logged in visiting a page.
The listener reaches out to the other system and requests who they are logged in as. Gets their email address and logs in the user with the same email address or creates the jamroom side user/profile with that info if they've not yet got a jamroom side account.
If they're not logged in on the main site and trying to access a jamroom page I'd probably immediately redirect to the login.
Something like that.
You could reach out on each page load to check the user status or if that was too heavy run a listener on the ten_minute_maintenance event to log out users who had logged out at the main site.
Installing modules/localhost
Installation and Configuration
I use it on my mac. I use UTM then install a debian server into the virtual machine. I like that setup. brian uses apache directly on on his mac installed via homebrew. many ways to do it.
Installing modules/localhost
Installation and Configuration
using your file browser. your server needs to be able to write to the /modules/ directory in order for it to use the marketplace to import files.
You still should be able to use the system without that if you don't use the marketplace. There might also be a way to allow your web server to run as the person you're logged in as, that would also solve the permissions issue.
Localhost error
Installation and Configuration
What URL are you trying to access it on? you need to have a domain name set up for it. What is the 500 error? check the logs it will tell you.
