pp wrote:
> > use mgd_auth_midgard("admin", "pass", 0);
> >
> > if you do $env = mgd_get_midgard(), $env->user should be non-0 and
> > $env->sitegroup should be 0.
>
> echo for user and sitegroup returns 00 as I need, but content is not displayed.
If $env->user is 0 than the authentication failed. There is no user 0.
> mysql:
> 223 Query SELECT admingroup FROM sitegroup WHERE id=2
> 223 Query SELECT id,password FROM person WHERE username='adminroot' AND
>sitegroup=2
You're in SG2, appearantly. It's fetching the admingroup so it can
later test to see if you're admin for that SG.
> All I made with sucess is
> mgd_auth_midgard("admin!SG1", "pass", 0);
> and display SG1 object
> and next back to SG2
> mgd_auth_midgard("admin!SG2", "pass", 0);
I would expect that
mgd_auth_midgard("admin", "pass", 0);
and display SG1 object
and next back to SG2
mgd_auth_midgard("admin!SG2", "pass", 0);
would work too.
Emile
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