> pp wrote: > > > > You mean you called mgd_auth_midgard? > > > > yes > > And you have confirmed that it succeeded?
well, I can get SG1 topics in SG2 host, so I think yes. > > > > You mean you're root and you can access all sitegroups except this > > > specific sitegroup? > > > > yes. Strange isn't it? > > Just to get things clear: you can access SG0, SG1 and SG3 (for > example, but not SG2? exactly > > > That I don't know. It won't have any effect on the midgard core state > > > but applicatino-level (PHP) code could depend on the variable being > > > present. > > > > It is very odd for me. I used such auth in code-global, and unset function > > let me set site secure. > > mgd_auth_midgard affects what the midgard core thinks is the 'current > user'. No PHP-level variable can influence that, so 'unset'ing a > variable will leave the 'current user' unchanged as far as the core is > concerned. hmmm..... let me think, I use mgd_auth_user in code_global and on the main page I have acces link to secured pages. If I do not unset user , everybody all over the world can access these pages. I use unset and that's way I keep my security. So You want to say that unset is useless in this case? So why it works? > > I try to set logs to mysql, and watch what is happen. > > Would be very interesting. ok Piotras --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
