Hi Thomas,
a part from using REST, which is undoubtably the best solution for my problem..
Back to the design debate about input validation..
I wrongly talked about the View layer as the place to validate the input.
Now I have the correct answer: the right place for that is the Model.
A nice
Hi,
why not just call in you PHP app
https://your-rt-server-url/REST/1.0/
with user and pass as post parameter and check the first line of the
response for the status
* 200 Ok = successful login
* 401 Credentials required = not successful login
Chris
Am 20.12.2012 12:56, schrieb Scotto
On Thu, Dec 20, 2012 at 11:56:44AM +, Scotto Alberto wrote:
But for security reasons I want to execute it as another user (I created
the Unix user
selfservice, as well as the RT user selfservice). Executing the script
as this Unix user,
DoAuth fails with the following message:
Hi all,
I'm writing a PHP application (a cloud self-service application that lets
developers create testing environments and so on) for the company where I also
installed RT. For the authentication part, I thought to authenticate users
against RT, since the users of my PHP app are a subset of
