@christiaan said in Free cloud computing hosting:

A real free tier.

I doubt it. Perhaps you can you can use your home computer for hosting. That one time cost and minor addition to your shared electricity and internet bill.

@nebulon - Thank you.

Can I look forward to the Discourse 2.9.0 update. It will help me with a migration.

Thanks in advance.

@nebulon said in Google Sign In for Surfer:

so you could write small shell scripts for each site to avoid the risk of uploading to the wrong instance.

Yes, I do the same. Thank you.

@nebulon said in Google Sign In for Surfer:

The aim for Surfer is to be a quite slim static asset server. The current auth which is there was just trivial to add, since there was already the user-interface which was Cloudron auth enabled.

Thank you for this explanation.

I enjoy using it, and it filled in my need for static sites. I previously I used Github pages or Neltify.
Both had limitations and extra management that I avoid with surfer.

A different topic, but one feedback I had with surfer design was, I had to adop token based upload, with managing multiple sites from a single local computer. The global credential was security risk, when one of my site was private.

@scooke The domain was matrix.learntosolveit.com

But now I get this error.

request failed: CORS request rejected: https://matrix.learntosolveit.com/_matrix/client/r0/publicRooms?server=matrix.org

@girish said in Google Sign In for Surfer:

are you asking how to make a static web site which uses Google Sign-in ?

Yes, I was looking for that.

@nebulon said in Google Sign In for Surfer:

However since there is no session or active code on the server side to deal with this, all content protection logic has to be done on the client side, which I am then not sure what the benefit of it will be.

Yes, I wondered about this too. I didn't know how the client side library will authenticate if I can have direct link to a different path.

@nebulade - on this topic - surfer has password, and ACL authentication. What does it take to add an OAuth authentication to surfer? Is it possible? Is it desirable / or in roadmap? Your thoughts please.

Does adding https://developers.google.com/identity/sign-in/web (Add Google Sign-In to Your Web App) using Javascript sound like a good idea to have a google sign in protected website on surfer?

Is there any other way to add a google oauth to a static pages hosted on surfer?

@chetbaker - No. I will try it again.

@nebulon said in Access Control of Surfer content:

there is no real way to logout otherwise, since I didn't want to add any kind of overlay with a button or so.

Got it. Thanks for closing on this topic.

@christiaan said in Free cloud computing hosting:

A real free tier.

I doubt it. Perhaps you can you can use your home computer for hosting. That one time cost and minor addition to your shared electricity and internet bill.

Thank you both @fbartels and @nebulon

I believe https://github.com/cloudron-io/surfer/blob/master/src/auth.js is responsible for entire authentication verification before serving the content.

• I can logout of /_admin/ using logout of admin file server.
• But for the static content that is behind authentication, clearing cookies seems to be the only way to logout. Is there any other idea?

Thanks again. My original question was answered and I find this functionality very useful for keeping my notes with credentials.