Level 88
Yes you can share sessions between subdomains. You just have to update your sessions.php file with the following
[
'domain => '.mywebsite.com',
],
Jul 4, 2019
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Level 1
multiple subdomains on shared hosting.
I want link subdomain with subdomains.
I have laravel files in subdomain "api.mywebsite.com" and I want auth with api two different subdomains "customer.mywebsite.com" and "provider.mywebsite.com".
"api.mywebsite.com" - laravel files and working as RESTful api for auth logins, bookings, images and etc..
"customer.mywebsite.com" - where customer can login and see profile, make bookings and etc..
"provider.mywebsite.com" - where provider can login and see profile, accept bookings and etc..
Main subdomain will be "api.mywebsite.com" what share information to two subdomains..
Do I have do some configures in shared hosting? I don't have permissions to edit httpd.conf if I must change there something?
I want api shares auth info to customer website and provider website.
Any advice how to implement? one tutorial was with valet but this didnt work for me.
Do I have to add every subdomain a laravel files or only to api subdomain?
Level 6
Hi @bobbybouwmann, it doesn't work in restful. What can I do?
Level 7
@hakhsin RestAPI doesn't typically have sessions, they are sessionless. Did you add these routes in the api.php? If so they are by default without session.
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Level 6
Hi @jove, I have storage and api subdomains. I want to a login user can store file. But I get 403 error. How can I solve it? Every route in api subdomain work well.
Level 88
They all need to use the same way of authentication using a token for example.
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