On 10/14/2009 09:52:06 AM, David Silva wrote:
> But now i have other problem =P
>
> Let's say i have a token to validate a login form. And i have a page
> where
> the user go if the login goes ok. But at this time if i call that
> page
> without login it shows up. What i want is that the page redirect to
> login if
> i try to "force" and shows only after login.
The way I have done this is to record the user's IP when they log in.
Then the pages that require you to be logged in have an <%init block%>
like this:
<%init>
# chat.mhtml called from login with arg name
use NCHIAD;
NCHIAD::fatal("chat.mhtml: Illegal access attempt by \"$ARGS{name}\"")
unless NCHIAD::CheckList($ARGS{name}, $ENV{REMOTE_ADDR}) {
NCHIAD::fatal("chat.mhtml: Illegal access attempt by \"$ARGS
{name}\"")
}
</%init>
Notice $ENV{REMOTE_ADDR}. This is the IP of the client and is
available in any Mason page.
NCHIAD is just a module for the site. "CheckList" compares the user
name and IP address stored in a temporary database. "fatal" includes a
redirect:
sub fatal {
my $mro = HTML::Mason::Request->instance();
log_msg("FATAL REDIRECT: ".shift);
$mro->redirect("error.mhtml");
die;
}
You could redirect back to login.mhtml, too.
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