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    Laravel Impersonate

    Laravel Impersonate

    Laravel Impersonate is a plugin to authenticate as your users

    Laravel Impersonate makes it easy to authenticate as your users. Add a simple trait to your user model and impersonate as one of your users in one click. By default all users can impersonate a user. You need to add the method canImpersonate() to your user model. You can use the middleware impersonate.protect to protect your routes against user impersonation. This middleware can be useful when you want to protect specific pages like users subscriptions, users credit cards, etc,
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    Deadlock is a powerful, fully featured user management system primarily written to protect web directories and documents using Apache's htaccess and htpasswd. Deadlock is written in PHP and uses a MySQL database.
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