Re: [PHPLIB] Falling back to "nobody" ? From: Massimiliano Masserelli (negro <email protected>)
Date: 11/16/99

On Tue, Nov 16, 1999 at 10:02:52AM +0100, Stefano 'Panda' Baraldi wrote:

 SB> I have public pages (Default_Auth) and protected ones (Auth). If a
 SB> user visits a public page everything is fine (he's nobody), then if
 SB> he checks a protected page he gets a pretty login form.
 SB> That is good, but if he visits a public page again page he's getting
 SB> another login form, and therefore he's not able to visit them
 SB> anymore. It's like a single access to a page with Auth makes
 SB> Default_Auth useless...
 SB> Is this a normal behaviour?

Nope, it should not. Please take care, anyway, that you should use the
same auth class all over your project. That is: all page_open() calls
must have the same "auth"=>"Whatever_Auth" parameter.

In your case, you would have $nobody=true in your auth class, then "protect"
reserved pages with $login_if($auth->auth["uid"] == "nobody").

If you your setup is what I've just described AND you're using latest
phplib (7.2), then something is going wrong and I'd like to have a closer
look at your application.
 
Bye. 

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