Hello
I try to do an auto login without using plugin, with the use of cookies :
first, users have to log in on our intranet, and after there is a link to
connect to SM
With SM 1.2, redirect.php was modified like this
if (isset($_SESSION['userdata']['utilisateurID']))
{$login_username = $_SESSION['userdata']['utilisateurID'];}
if (isset($_SESSION['userdata']['pAssWOrD!']))
{$secretkey = $userdata["pAssWOrD!"];}
But in version 1.4.19, now there is sqGetGlobalVar and I don't know how to
modify this for use of users cookies...
Anyone could help pease ?
Thanks
Matthieu
Paul Lesniewski wrote:
>
> Please do not top-post
>
>> > Is there a way in SquirrelMail to bypass the sign on and pass in the
>> user
>> > and password through a query string or Post?
>> > I have already authenticated the user on my own site, I would prefer
>> not to
>> > have them enter a use rid and password again.
>>
>> I don't know if this is the right way to do it, but I have done so with:
>>
>> /webmail/src/redirect.php?login_username=$user&secretkey=$pw&just_logged_in=1&js_autodetect_results=0
>
> Sending the password in a URI is never a good idea. If you're already
> using PHP and have an authenticated user, the best approach would be
> to try to set a SquirrelMail key cookie in your code before you
> redirect to SM. You could rip out most of the needed code from
> src/redirect.php and then just redirect to src/webmail.php. If
> directory path issues prevent your other application from setting the
> cookie in the right place (path), then you can add some code to the
> top of src/webmail.php that catches un-logged-in (to SquirrelMail)
> users and get their credentials from your other application and do the
> work there to set up SM. Yet another possibility that may be less
> work is to modify src/redirect.php to work with credentials from your
> other application instead of the typical POST data from the login
> page. This all is probably possible to do as a SM plugin (please
> share with the community).
>
>> where $user is the username and $pw is the password (this is a snip from
>> some PHP that I use).
>>
>> I also do a target=_blank to bring it up in a new window.
>>
>> I would be interested in hearing from others to see if this is the
>> "right"
>> way to do it.
>
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