Hello,
We maintain a maintenance branch for bugfixes that were added after a package
was released.
If you look in /usr/local/pf/addons you will find a pf-maint.pl script that can
automate applying those changes.
Just make sure you have a valid git commit id in the
/usr/local/pf/conf/git_commit_id and then run
/usr/local/pf/addons/pf-maint.pl.
That should download the patches and apply them for you.
Just restart PacketFence afterward.
Regards,
--
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On 2014-06-17, at 8:44 , Boris Epstein <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hello Bum,
>
> Thanks! So did this fix the issue?
>
> If so - do you know if these changes are being rolled into the next release
> of the PF?
>
> Cheers,
>
> Boris.
>
>
>
> On Tue, Jun 17, 2014 at 12:07 AM, Bun Him Dara <[email protected]> wrote:
> Thanks all for you response.
>
> After fiddling with it a bit following are fixed that I have made.
>
> First: 4.2.2 seem to have lot of problem in it from the sponsor function side.
> - getDestinationUrl does not exist
> - ::cgi object used in the Session.pm through me error (could be because i
> have upgrade some object from the developer dependency package)
>
> So I decide to test out the 4.3, and following are fix I have made to correct
> the function:
> - getDestinationUrl still use in the CaptivePortal.pm: I create this function
> in the Session.pm with following code
> sub getDestinationUrl {
> my ($self) = @_;
> return $self->_build_destinationUrl;
> }
>
> - the other problem is in the Activation/email.pm function
> doSponsorRegistration I am not sure if those if clause are intended or just
> incorrectly close so I adjust to the folling to have this function work as
> expected. change is made start from if ( defined($node_mac) )
>
>
> sub doSponsorRegistration : Private {
> my ( $self, $c, $code ) = @_;
> my $logger = get_logger;
> my $request = $c->request;
> my $activation_record = $c->stash->{activation_record};
> my $portalSession = $c->portalSession;
> my $node_mac = $portalSession->guestNodeMac;
> my ( $pid, $email ) = @{$activation_record}{ 'pid', 'email' };
> my $auth_params = {
> 'username' => $pid,
> 'user_email' => $email
> };
>
> my $profile = $c->profile;
> my $sponsor_type =
> pf::Authentication::Source::SponsorEmailSource->getDefaultOfType;
> my $source = $profile->getSourceByType($sponsor_type);
>
> if ($source) {
>
> 248,0-1
> 61%
> if ($source) {
>
> # if we have a username in session it means user has already
> authenticated
> # so we go ahead and allow the guest in
> if ( !defined( $c->session->{"username"} ) ) {
>
> # User is not logged and didn't provide username or password:
> show login form
> if (!( $request->param("username") && $request->param("password")
> )
> ) {
> $logger->info(
> "Sponsor needs to authenticate in order to activate
> guest. Guest token: $code"
> );
> $c->detach('login');
> }
>
> # User provided username and password: authenticate
> $c->forward(Authenticate => 'authenticationLogin');
> $c->detach('login') if $c->has_errors;
>
> 247,5
> 67%
> $c->detach('login') if $c->has_errors;
>
> }
>
> # handling log out (not exposed to the UI at this point)
> # TODO: if we ever expose it, we'll need to alter the form action to
> make sure to trim it
> # otherwise we'll submit our authentication but with ?action=logout
> so it'll delete the session right away
> if ( defined( $request->param("action") )
> && $request->param("action") eq "logout" ) {
> $c->session->{username} = undef;
> $c->detach('login');
> }
>
> # User is authenticated (session username exists OR auth_return ==
> $TRUE above)
> $logger->debug( $c->session->{username}
> . " successfully authenticated. Activating sponsored guest" );
>
> my ( %info, $template );
>
> if ( defined($node_mac) ) {
> 265,13
> 71%
>
> if ( defined($node_mac) ) {
>
> # If MAC is defined, it's a guest already here that we need to
> register
> my $node_info = node_attributes($node_mac);
> $pid = $node_info->{'pid'};
> if ( !defined($node_info) || ref($node_info) ne 'HASH' ) {
>
> $logger->warn(
> "Problem finding more information about a MAC address
> ($node_mac) to enable guest access"
> );
> $self->showError(
> "There was a problem trying to find the computer to
> register. The problem has been logged."
> );
> }
>
> if ( $node_info->{'status'} eq $pf::node::STATUS_REGISTERED )
> {
>
> $logger->warn(
> 283,0-1
> 76%
>
> $logger->warn(
> "node mac: $node_mac has already been registered.");
> $self->showError(
> "The device with MAC address %s has already been
> authorized to your network.",
> $node_mac
> );
> }
>
> # register the node
> %info = %{$node_info};
> $c->forward( 'CaptivePortal' => 'webNodeRegister', [ $pid, %info
> ] );
>
> # populating variables used to send email
> $template =
> $pf::web::guest::TEMPLATE_EMAIL_GUEST_ON_REGISTRATION;
> $info{'subject'} = i18n_format(
> "%s: Guest network access enabled",
> $Config{'general'}{'domain'}
> );
>
> 301,0-1
> 81%
> );
>
> }
> elsif ( defined( $activation_record->{'pid'} ) ) {
>
> # If pid is set in activation record then we are activating a
> guest who pre-registered
>
> $pid = $activation_record->{'pid'};
>
> # populating variables used to send email
> $template =
> $pf::web::guest::TEMPLATE_EMAIL_SPONSOR_PREREGISTRATION;
> $info{'subject'} = i18n_format(
> "%s: Guest access request accepted",
> $Config{'general'}{'domain'}
> );
> }
>
> # TO:
> $info{'email'} = $pid;
>
> # username
> 319,13
> 87%
>
> # username
> $info{'pid'} = $pid;
> $info{'cc'} =
> $Config{'guests_self_registration'}{'sponsorship_cc'};
>
> # we create a temporary password using the actions from the sponsor
> authentication source;
> # NOTE: When sponsoring a network access, the new user will be
> created (in the temporary_password table) using
> # the actions of the sponsor authentication source of the portal
> profile on which the *sponsor* has landed.
> my $actions = &pf::authentication::match( $source->{id},
> { username => $pid, user_email => $pid } );
> $info{'password'} =
> pf::temporary_password::generate( $pid, $actions );
>
> # prepare welcome email for a guest who registered locally
> $info{'currentdate'} =
> POSIX::strftime( "%m/%d/%y %H:%M:%S", localtime );
>
> pf::web::guest::send_template_email( $template, $info{'subject'},
> \%info );
> 339,0-1
> 92%
> pf::web::guest::send_template_email( $template, $info{'subject'},
> \%info );
> pf::email_activation::set_status_verified($code);
>
> # send to a success page
> $c->stash(
> template => $pf::web::guest::SPONSOR_CONFIRMED_TEMPLATE );
> $c->detach;
> } else {
> $logger->warn( "No active sponsor source for profile "
> . $profile->getName
> . ", redirecting to "
> . $Config{'trapping'}{'redirecturl'} );
> $c->response->redirect( $Config{'trapping'}{'redirecturl'} );
> }
> }
>
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