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| <?php | |
| Route::post('authenticate', function() { | |
| // This gets userHash and decrypts it to an ID | |
| // try{} catch(xxxException $e) {} - if its not correct format (script kiddies) it will throw an exception of some kind | |
| $user_id = Crypt::decrypt($request->input('userHash')); | |
| // Authenticate | |
| Auth::loginUsingID($user_id); | |
| // redirect anywhere you want | |
| return redirect('/'); | |
| }); |
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| In this file where you log-in. You need to do these things: | |
| 1. Get steamID64 and find the user_id | |
| 2. Encrypt the user_id | |
| 3. Either make Route::post(authenticate) to a get so you can redirect without problems or you make it to GET and with parameters (less safe) | |
| 3.1 http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5576619/php-redirect-with-post-data | |
| 3.2 You will also need to think of a way to prevent "hackers" | |
| 3.2.1 Maybe csrf_token will help? | |
| 3.3 Don't use redirect('authenticate') because then it will use the same domain, instead use redirect('http://correctdomain.com/authenticate') | |
| 4. Should work | |
| 5. Profit? |
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