RES: [dev] Gollem Login option
Samuel Mota
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Thu, 3 Jan 2002 13:32:34 -0200
Hi,
> Chuck added a basic ip based authentication driver to the Auth:: class
> recently that does almost exactly what you did.
> Did you try this one? You find the driver in horde/lib/Auth/ipbasic.php.
I didn't.
I could use it's function addressWithinCIDR() (should I copy it or call from
an driver instance inside gollem?) but not the Driver, I do not want the
user to login into the application framework, just to use Gollem.
I need to be able to validate against IP ranges (with this function) and
domains, I think this is not the case to add domain support to de IPbasic
class, is it?
Please tell me, what would be better and I will do it.
REMEMBER: I want to enable users to use Gollem without login at Horde
Framework (no matter wich Auth driver it is using)
Thanks
Samuel
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Subject: Re: [dev] parent:: $this-> and other stuff
Quoting Jan Schneider <jan@horde.org>:
> This doesn't work of course because Horde_sub::bar() (inherited from
> Horde::bar()) call Horde::foo() instead of Horde_sub::foo(). If this were
> an object I would write $this->foo() in Horde::bar() and everything would
> work. Can anybody think of a construct which makes this work with these
> package style classes also (something like this::foo() which doesn't work
> of course)?
Horde_sub::foo().
-chuck
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Subject: Re: RES: [dev] Gollem Login option
Quoting Samuel Mota <samuel@gsw.com.br>:
> REMEMBER: I want to enable users to use Gollem without login at Horde
> Framework (no matter wich Auth driver it is using)
Just specify different $conf['auth'] parameters in Gollem's conf.php.
-chuck
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Subject: Re: [cvs] cvs commit: imp login.php redirect.php horde/lib Lang.php
Quoting Jan Schneider <jan@ammma.de>:
> Reintroduce the language cookie, but only for the length of the browser
> session.
Why?
> The current language selection scheme is the following:
> Login screen
> 1) The language selected on the login screen
> 2) The browser's accept-language header
> 3) The default value in $nls
> After login
> 1) The user's preference
> 2) The preference's default value
> 3) The language selected on the login screen
> 4) The browser's accept-language header
> 5) The default value in $nls
This is far, far too complicated. And I don't see where the re-introduced
cookie fits in here.
-chuck
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Subject: Re: RES: [dev] Gollem Login option
Zitat von Samuel Mota <samuel@gsw.com.br>:
> Hi,
>
> > Chuck added a basic ip based authentication driver to the Auth::
> class
> > recently that does almost exactly what you did.
> > Did you try this one? You find the driver in
> horde/lib/Auth/ipbasic.php.
>
> I didn't.
>
> I could use it's function addressWithinCIDR() (should I copy it or call
> from
> an driver instance inside gollem?) but not the Driver, I do not want
> the
> user to login into the application framework, just to use Gollem.
You can make a subclass of Auth_ipbasic to use the method.
> I need to be able to validate against IP ranges (with this function)
> and
> domains, I think this is not the case to add domain support to de
> IPbasic
> class, is it?
No, but perhaps you can extend this class do handle domains also. It may be
problematic to use domain names though because gethostbyaddr() may not work
because of incaccessible dns servers or timeout problems.
> Please tell me, what would be better and I will do it.
>
> REMEMBER: I want to enable users to use Gollem without login at Horde
> Framework (no matter wich Auth driver it is using)
Probably Chuck can help you further as I don't know his intentions for this
class.
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Subject: Re: [dev] parent:: $this-> and other stuff
Zitat von Chuck Hagenbuch <chuck@horde.org>:
> Quoting Jan Schneider <jan@horde.org>:
>
> > This doesn't work of course because Horde_sub::bar() (inherited from
> > Horde::bar()) call Horde::foo() instead of Horde_sub::foo(). If this
> were
> > an object I would write $this->foo() in Horde::bar() and everything
> would
> > work. Can anybody think of a construct which makes this work with these
>
> > package style classes also (something like this::foo() which doesn't
> work
> > of course)?
>
> Horde_sub::foo().
Then I wouldn't need two classes but of course I sometime only need Horde
and call Horde::bar directly. I think I'll forget this and create a 'real'
class instead.
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Subject: Re: [dev] Re: [cvs] cvs commit: imp login.php redirect.php horde/lib Lang.php
Zitat von Chuck Hagenbuch <chuck@horde.org>:
> Quoting Jan Schneider <jan@ammma.de>:
>
> > Reintroduce the language cookie, but only for the length of the
> browser
> > session.
>
> Why?
The cookie stores the language the user eventually selected on the login
screen.
> > The current language selection scheme is the following:
> > Login screen
> > 1) The language selected on the login screen
> > 2) The browser's accept-language header
> > 3) The default value in $nls
> > After login
> > 1) The user's preference
> > 2) The preference's default value
> > 3) The language selected on the login screen
> > 4) The browser's accept-language header
> > 5) The default value in $nls
>
> This is far, far too complicated. And I don't see where the re-introduced
> cookie fits in here.
It's not really more complicated than it used to be. The only thing that
changed is that the language selection on the login screen is now respected
in certain cases and the order of the rules changed.
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Subject: Re: [dev] Re: [cvs] cvs commit: imp login.php redirect.php horde/lib Lang.php
Quoting Jan Schneider <jan@horde.org>:
> The cookie stores the language the user eventually selected on the login
> screen.
I know I've missed a lot lately, but is there a reason you need to store this
seperately instead of processing it in redirect.php?
-chuck
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