On Thursday, 16. January 2003 19:07, Kjetil Kjernsmo wrote:
> Yup. That is, I'll display a login form as a part of most pages, but
> I'll have a login-page too that displays if people follow a link to a
That small login form would be part of your global design stylesheet. it's
<form action="X"> parameter should point to your login.xsp.
> OK! Yep, here we go, it did set the cookie! :-) Crashed shortly
> afterwards, though... :-( I had tried to use recognize_user before, I
> don't know what went wrong then.
Crashed? Segfault?? Or "just" a 500 server error?
> OK, nice. (BTW, is_logged_in in Auth.pm contains "guest" hardcoded, it
> would be better to use the value of this variable, wouldn't it?)
Uhm, yes. I think there was something which didn't work as expected, so I
hardcoded it for the moment.
> Have you looked more at extending SimpleTaglib?
No, not yet. I think I will do so when I merge your patches: I want to use
them as template.
> I thought about subclassing Auth with my stuff, but I figured I'll wait
> and see what you come up with... :-)
No, just patch it and send me your patches. Please :-)
> When I count lines (uhm, where did those nice numbers go?), it seems
> these are lines 52-54...:
> no strict 'refs';
> $$session{'auth_access_user'} = $r->pnotes('INPUT')->{'credential_0'};
> my $rc;
>
> What do you make of it...? I can't see anything going wrong with my $rc,
> but the line before.... I've not configured in Apache::Request or
> RequestNotes or anything, but it shouldn't be necessary, should it?
> Anyway, I'm getting another error (see below), that I should address
> first.
Now this looks exactly like my last thought. Either $session is undefined
(which it would be if login.xsp is unprotected) or $r->pnotes('INPUT') is.
That would be the case if you're playing with subrequests or internal
redirects. Your patched version of the session plugin, does it still
externally redirect to /login.xsp? I know someone made a patch to have
automatic login pages appear via internal redirects.
> Hm, right now, I'm getting
> [Thu Jan 16 18:24:20 2003] [error] _get_session_from_store: No such file
> or directory at /usr/local/share/perl/5.6.1/Apache/Session/Lock/File.pm
> line 62.
Sounds like /tmp/locks doesn't exist, unless you changed AxKitSessionDir. This
is a good sign, however, since this means it now tries to allocate a session
record. I guess we are not far from it now.
> [Thu Jan 16 18:55:57 2003] [crit] [client 195.1.208.96] configuration
> error: couldn't check user. No user file?: /login.xsp
>
> This is weird, because it seems that it falls back to Basic
> authentication, but that's rather meaningless, I would think... I've
Some typo?
> seen those before too, they seem to crop up when I'm accessing
> something protected... I've tried to include
> PerlFixupHandler Apache::AxKit::Plugin::Session->recognize_user
No, only use either this one or the other two, you never need both.
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