Authentication is handled by http headers.
- X-Points-Key
- X-Points-Secret
Authentication is handled by http headers.
#!/bin/sh | |
make clean | |
./vcsclean | |
./buildconf | |
YACC=/usr/local/opt/bison27/bin/bison ./configure --enable-debug --enable-phpdbg "$@" |
import cookie from 'cookie-cutter'; | |
App.on('before:start', () => { | |
//Safari does not respect P3P policies by default and blocks all 3rd party cookies (which is what our cookie is when | |
//loaded in an Iframe). To work around this we need to open a window to our application and set the cookies then | |
//close it. Safari allows us to interact with cookies that have already been set (but not create new ones). | |
if (cookie.get('expected_cookie') === undefined) { | |
//However, Safari (like all browsers) puts the kibosh on all windows that open without user interaction! | |
//Therefore we intercept all clicks to open the short-lived window that initializes all of our cookies. | |
$(document.body).one('click', '[data-goto]', e => { |
#!/usr/bin/env bash | |
rm -rf extensions | |
mkdir -p extensions | |
rm -rf build/packages | |
mkdir -p build/packages | |
function build_version() { | |
PHP_VERSION=$1 |