[gollem] Dynamic SMB location in gollem backend

[Jan Schneider]

Zitat von Paul De Vlieger <paul.de_vlieger at moniut.univ-bpclermont.fr>:

> Le mar. 07 janv. 2014 02:10:53 CET, Matthew a écrit :
>>
>> Been setting up a new horde install, with imp, gollem and others.
>> Authentication is imp-based, with the main horde username being
>> my.name at mydomain.com - and then luckily the hordeauth parameter in  
>> the backend
>> config allows me to then just take the my.name which my SMB back  
>> end requires
>> for login.
>>
>> All good, working well with the 3 general shares on my server - each one
>> getting a separate backend entry along the lines of:
>>
>> $backends['smbdocuments'] = array(
>> 'disabled' => false,
>> 'name' => 'Documents',
>> 'driver' => 'smb',
>> 'shares' => true,
>> 'hordeauth' => true,
>> 'params' => array(
>> 'hostspec' => 'localhost',
>> 'share' => 'documents',
>> 'port' => 139,
>> 'smbclient' => '/usr/bin/smbclient',
>> )
>>
>> However, each user also has their own private share, which in my setup
>> (Zentyal) must be accessed at localhost/my.name - so I need  
>> something like this:
>>
>> $backends['home'] = array(
>> 'disabled' => false,
>> 'name' => 'My home folder',
>> 'driver' => 'smb',
>> 'shares' => true,
>> 'hordeauth' => true,
>> 'params' => array(
>> 'hostspec' => 'localhost/my.name',
>> 'share' => '',
>> 'port' => 139,
>> 'smbclient' => '/usr/bin/smbclient',
>> )
>>
>> Hardcoding this with my own name works just fine. But of course I need the
>> my.name to reflect the logged in user. I can't quite figure out  
>> how/where/when
>> I can do this - there don't seem to be hooks for gollem, and I  
>> don't think the
>> global variables which would allow me to do something like:
>>
>> 'hostspec' => 'localhost/'.$GLOBALS['registry']->getAuth(true),
>>
>> Because that info isn't there yet when this backend config gets called. Any
>> ideas as to how to achieve this?
>>
>> MTIA, Matthew
>>
>
> Works for me with username:
> 'share' => $_SESSION['horde']['0auth/authId'],
> 'host' => 'localhost',

$GLOBALS['registry']->getAuth() would be the correct way, but I wonder  
if this is necessary at all. Unless you have a really strange Samba  
setup, all you need to do is to create a "homes" share (or how ever  
you have named the personal user shares).
-- 
Jan Schneider
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