Can it be that my Apache server is not well configured?
I think you have to allow methods like GET and POST ?
-----Original Message-----
From: Steve Haemelinck [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: maandag 19 maart 2001 10:26
To: PHP Mailing Listl (E-mail)
Subject: [PHP] PHPLIB and Auth
Hi Guys,
I really have a stupid problem but I don't see it :).
I wanted to implement authentification with PHPLIB but it seems I am not
able to get it working.
What happens:
If I want to access a page which needs authentification I first get the
loginform, so far so good, but when I enter a username and password and
submit it, I always get the loginform with the message "Invalid username or
password try again".
First I thought it was because I had badly configured my database, but the
example below shows my database wasn't causing the problem. I think the
problem is my loginform, but I don't see how.
Do I have to make a setting in my php.ini, what is wrong ????
<?php
class TIMEKEEPER_AUTH extends Auth{
/* Declare variables */
var $classname="TIMEKEEPER_AUTH";
var $magic="TIMEKEEPER_MAGIC";
var $lifetime=15; //Maximum 15 minutes idle time !!!
var $database_class = "TIMEKEEPER_DB";
var $database_table = "auth_user";
function auth_loginform() {
global $sess;
include("loginform.ihtml");
}
function auth_validatelogin() {
global $username, $password;
if(isset($username)) {
$this->auth["uname"]=$username;
}
$uid = false;
$this->db->query(sprintf("select * from %s where ( username = '%s' )
and ( password = '%s' )",
$this->database_table,
addslashes($username),
addslashes($password)));
while($this->db->next_record()) {
$uid = $this->db->f("user_id");
$this->auth["perm"] = $this->db->f("perms");
}
return $uid;
}
}
/* test to see if everyting is working well with db-backend*/
$db = new TIMEKEEPER_DB;
$db->query("select count(*) as count from auth_user");
$db->Next_Record();
$count = $db->f("count"); //count gives 2 which is correct SO OK
$username="webadmin";
$password="wwwadmin";
$database_table="auth_user";
$db->query(sprintf("select * from %s where ( username = '%s' ) and (
password = '%s' )",
$database_table,
addslashes($username),
addslashes($password)));
$db->Next_Record();
$uid = $db->f("user_id"); //uid gives ... which is correct SO OK ---> The
must be something wrong with my loginform it does not submit the right
values WHY ????
?>
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