Sven Hartge wrote:
> Sven Hartge <[email protected]> wrote:
>> I am in the process of deploying Roundcube (0.9.5) and so far everything
>> works fine, including the import of the addressbook of our legacy
>> Squirremail webmailer and the initial creation of the user via the
>> new_user_identity plugin using our LDAP server.
>
>> Now I only need a way to overwrite/set/force the identity of the user
>> from the LDAP server on every login of a user.
>
>> For Roundcube I have looked at the provided plugin hooks, but I am
>> currently a bit lost on how to proceed. The user_create hook is
>> obviously only invoked on the first login, so cannot be used for later
>> changes.
>
>> The user2mail hook looks promising but I was unable to find (and
>> understand) an example on how to use it (I am a Perl guy, PHP is like
>> a 4th language for me ;)).
>
> OK. After implementing a very simple test-plugin, which just hooks
> user2email and sets $args['email'] to a fixed value, I discoverd that
> user2email is only called during create() from rcube_user.php. Reading
> the changelog this was made during the outsourcing of the virtuser_*
> functions into their own separate plugins.
All the hooks you listed so far are only called once then the user logs in
for the first time.
>
> I have not found any other hook in 0.9.5 where I might overwrite the
> identity of already existing users.
I suggest to use the 'login_after' hook to verify/update a user's
identities on login. That hook is also available in 0.9.5 so don't worry
about that.
So in 'login_after' for example, you have access to the user object with
its identities like this:
$user = rcmail::get_instance()->user;
foreach ($user->list_identities() as $identity) {
// check and update here
}
~Thomas
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