Re: [Phpgroupware-users] Update: Ldap auth problems...

[Izzy Blacklock]

On Sunday 30 Mar 2003 3:09 am, Lars Kneschke(priv.) wrote:

> >The problem lies elsewhere.  After authentication, what happens next
> >in the
> >login process?  I end up with the login prompt back after the browser
> >spins
> >it's wheels for a bit.
>
> Have a look at login.php. Line 217. It begins with
>
> $GLOBALS['sessionid'] = $GLOBALS['phpgw']->session->create
>
> This where you session becomes created. In the following if-loop it gets
> checked if the creation of your session was successfull.
>
> Just add some debug output(print "(not) failed<br>";) into both if parts.

Okay, My session is not being created.  I've found my way into 
class.sessions_php4.inc.php trying to trace though the problem.  I'm getting 
output as I expected (thanks for the print() tip above, much easier then 
creating a log file!), until line 359.  Here's a snip; reformatting and 
print() commands added by me:

--------------  8< ------------------
if ((!$GLOBALS['phpgw']->accounts->exists($this->account_lid)) && $GLOBALS[
'phpgw_info']['server']['auto_create_acct'] == True)
  {
    print("Account Doesn't exist and auto Create set<p>");
    $this->account_id = $GLOBALS['phpgw']->accounts->auto_add($this->ac
count_lid, $passwd);
    }
else
   {
     print("Account Doesn't exist and auto Create NOT set<p>");
     $this->account_id = $GLOBALS['phpgw']->accounts->name2id($this->acc
ount_lid);
   }
---------------- 8< ---------------------------------------

If I read this correctly, it's checking if an account doesn't exist and if 
auto create is true.  What caught me off guard is that I DO have auto create 
set to true and I still end up in the else section.  Is autocreate not used 
when LDAP accounts are set?

...Izzy