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Contains a base class for authentication of users in TYPO3, both frontend and backend. $Id: class.t3lib_userauth.php 2043 2007-02-16 11:33:32Z mundaun $ Revised for TYPO3 3.6 July/2003 by Kasper Skaarhoj
Author: | Kasper Skaarhoj <kasperYYYY@typo3.com> |
Author: | René Fritz <r.fritz@colorcube.de> |
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t3lib_userAuth:: (32 méthodes):
start()
isSetSessionCookie()
isRefreshTimeBasedCookie()
checkAuthentication()
createUserSession()
getNewSessionRecord()
fetchUserSession()
logoff()
user_where_clause()
ipLockClause()
ipLockClause_remoteIPNumber()
hashLockClause()
hashLockClause_getHashInt()
writeUC()
unpack_uc()
pushModuleData()
getModuleData()
getSessionData()
setAndSaveSessionData()
getLoginFormData()
processLoginData()
getAuthInfoArray()
compareUident()
gc()
redirect()
writelog()
checkLogFailures()
setBeUserByUid()
setBeUserByName()
getRawUserByUid()
getRawUserByName()
fetchUserRecord()
Classe: t3lib_userAuth - X-Ref
Authentication of users in TYPO3start() X-Ref |
Starts a user session Typical configurations will: a) check if session cookie was set and if not, set one, b) check if a password/username was sent and if so, try to authenticate the user c) Lookup a session attached to a user and check timeout etc. d) Garbage collection, setting of no-cache headers. If a user is authenticated the database record of the user (array) will be set in the ->user internal variable. return: void |
isSetSessionCookie() X-Ref |
Determins whether a session cookie needs to be set (lifetime=0) return: boolean |
isRefreshTimeBasedCookie() X-Ref |
Determins whether a non-session cookie needs to be set (lifetime>0) return: boolean |
checkAuthentication() X-Ref |
Checks if a submission of username and password is present or use other authentication by auth services return: void |
createUserSession($tempuser) X-Ref |
Creates a user session record. param: array user data array return: void |
getNewSessionRecord($tempuser) X-Ref |
Returns a new session record for the current user for insertion into the DB. This function is mainly there as a wrapper for inheriting classes to override it. return: array user session record |
fetchUserSession() X-Ref |
Read the user session from db. return: array user session data |
logoff() X-Ref |
Log out current user! Removes the current session record, sets the internal ->user array to a blank string; Thereby the current user (if any) is effectively logged out! return: void |
user_where_clause() X-Ref |
This returns the where-clause needed to select the user with respect flags like deleted, hidden, starttime, endtime return: string |
ipLockClause() X-Ref |
This returns the where-clause needed to lock a user to the IP address return: string |
ipLockClause_remoteIPNumber($parts) X-Ref |
Returns the IP address to lock to. The IP address may be partial based on $parts. param: integer 1-4: Indicates how many parts of the IP address to return. 4 means all, 1 means only first number. return: string (Partial) IP address for REMOTE_ADDR |
hashLockClause() X-Ref |
This returns the where-clause needed to lock a user to a hash integer return: string |
hashLockClause_getHashInt() X-Ref |
Creates hash integer to lock user to. Depends on configured keywords return: integer Hash integer |
writeUC($variable='') X-Ref |
This writes $variable to the user-record. This is a way of providing session-data. You can fetch the data again through $this->uc in this class! If $variable is not an array, $this->uc is saved! param: array An array you want to store for the user as session data. If $variable is not supplied (is blank string), the internal variable, ->uc, is stored by default return: void |
unpack_uc($theUC='') X-Ref |
Sets $theUC as the internal variable ->uc IF $theUC is an array. If $theUC is false, the 'uc' content from the ->user array will be unserialized and restored in ->uc param: mixed If an array, then set as ->uc, otherwise load from user record return: void |
pushModuleData($module,$data,$noSave=0) X-Ref |
Stores data for a module. The data is stored with the session id so you can even check upon retrieval if the module data is from a previous session or from the current session. param: string $module is the name of the module ($MCONF['name']) param: mixed $data is the data you want to store for that module (array, string, ...) param: boolean If $noSave is set, then the ->uc array (which carries all kinds of user data) is NOT written immediately, but must be written by some subsequent call. return: void |
getModuleData($module,$type='') X-Ref |
Gets module data for a module (from a loaded ->uc array) param: string $module is the name of the module ($MCONF['name']) param: string If $type = 'ses' then module data is returned only if it was stored in the current session, otherwise data from a previous session will be returned (if available). return: mixed The module data if available: $this->uc['moduleData'][$module]; |
getSessionData($key) X-Ref |
Returns the session data stored for $key. The data will last only for this login session since it is stored in the session table. param: string Pointer to an associative key in the session data array which is stored serialized in the field "ses_data" of the session table. return: mixed |
setAndSaveSessionData($key,$data) X-Ref |
Sets the session data ($data) for $key and writes all session data (from ->user['ses_data']) to the database. The data will last only for this login session since it is stored in the session table. param: string Pointer to an associative key in the session data array which is stored serialized in the field "ses_data" of the session table. param: mixed The variable to store in index $key return: void |
getLoginFormData() X-Ref |
Returns an info array with Login/Logout data submitted by a form or params return: array |
processLoginData($loginData, $security_level='') X-Ref |
Processes Login data submitted by a form or params depending on the security_level param: array login data array param: string Alternative security_level. Used when authentication services wants to override the default. return: array processed login data array |
getAuthInfoArray() X-Ref |
Returns an info array which provides additional information for auth services return: array |
compareUident($user, $loginData, $security_level='') X-Ref |
Check the login data with the user record data for builtin login methods param: array user data array param: array login data array param: string Alternative security_level. Used when authentication services wants to override the default. return: boolean true if login data matched |
gc() X-Ref |
Garbage collector, removing old expired sessions. return: void |
redirect() X-Ref |
Redirect to somewhere. Obsolete, deprecated etc. return: void |
writelog($type,$action,$error,$details_nr,$details,$data,$tablename,$recuid,$recpid) X-Ref |
DUMMY: Writes to log database table (in some extension classes) param: integer $type: denotes which module that has submitted the entry. This is the current list: 1=tce_db; 2=tce_file; 3=system (eg. sys_history save); 4=modules; 254=Personal settings changed; 255=login / out action: 1=login, 2=logout, 3=failed login (+ errorcode 3), 4=failure_warning_email sent param: integer $action: denotes which specific operation that wrote the entry (eg. 'delete', 'upload', 'update' and so on...). Specific for each $type. Also used to trigger update of the interface. (see the log-module for the meaning of each number !!) param: integer $error: flag. 0 = message, 1 = error (user problem), 2 = System Error (which should not happen), 3 = security notice (admin) param: integer $details_nr: The message number. Specific for each $type and $action. in the future this will make it possible to translate errormessages to other languages param: string $details: Default text that follows the message param: array $data: Data that follows the log. Might be used to carry special information. If an array the first 5 entries (0-4) will be sprintf'ed the details-text... param: string $tablename: Special field used by tce_main.php. These ($tablename, $recuid, $recpid) holds the reference to the record which the log-entry is about. (Was used in attic status.php to update the interface.) param: integer $recuid: Special field used by tce_main.php. These ($tablename, $recuid, $recpid) holds the reference to the record which the log-entry is about. (Was used in attic status.php to update the interface.) param: integer $recpid: Special field used by tce_main.php. These ($tablename, $recuid, $recpid) holds the reference to the record which the log-entry is about. (Was used in attic status.php to update the interface.) return: void |
checkLogFailures() X-Ref |
DUMMY: Check login failures (in some extension classes) return: void |
setBeUserByUid($uid) X-Ref |
Raw initialization of the be_user with uid=$uid This will circumvent all login procedures and select a be_users record from the database and set the content of ->user to the record selected. Thus the BE_USER object will appear like if a user was authenticated - however without a session id and the fields from the session table of course. Will check the users for disabled, start/endtime, etc. ($this->user_where_clause()) param: integer The UID of the backend user to set in ->user return: void |
setBeUserByName($name) X-Ref |
Raw initialization of the be_user with username=$name param: string The username to look up. return: void |
getRawUserByUid($uid) X-Ref |
Fetching raw user record with uid=$uid param: integer The UID of the backend user to set in ->user return: array user record or FALSE |
getRawUserByName($name) X-Ref |
Fetching raw user record with username=$name param: string The username to look up. return: array user record or FALSE |
fetchUserRecord($dbUser, $username, $extraWhere='' ) X-Ref |
Get a user from DB by username provided for usage from services param: array User db table definition: $this->db_user param: string user name param: string additional WHERE clause: " AND ... return: mixed user array or FALSE |
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