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Problem dealing with return value from AUTHENTICATE plugins [message #185778]

Wed, 07 May 2014 21:23

Jon

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Registered: April 2014

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First of all, thanks again for the great software. I hesitate to call this a bug report, but it may be a problem for some users.

The advice for AUTHENTICATE plugins is to return 1 to allow access and return 0 to deny access: http://cvs.prohost.org/index.php/Plugin

This is tested in login.php with:

if (!empty($ok) && $ok != 1){
	login_php_set_err('login', 'Invalid login/password combination.');
}

But this error message is never set, because a zero integer is empty: http://uk1.php.net/empty

This can cause a problem if the user has changed his external password but has not changed his FUDforum password - the result being that he can log in using his old FUDforum password.

A workaround, without changing login.php, is to return 1 to allow access and -1 (or anything non-zero) to deny access.

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