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deepthin
SQmail automatic login

  • 2004/4/11 16:55

  • deepthin

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My site only has 4 users (my famliy) and they have the same login and password as their mail accounts. It would be great if they didn't have to login twice. Is there a way to enable this?
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deepthin
Re: SQmail automatic login

  • 2004/4/18 18:39

  • deepthin

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I was thinking of letting user.php call modules/sqMail/redirect.php

What's the best way to reuse the username and password?
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Herko
Re: SQmail automatic login

  • 2004/4/18 18:45

  • Herko

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the problem is that XOOPS stores the password as an MD5 hash value, meaning an encrypted value. When it checks a password (when you login), it doesn't decrypt the stored password (as MD5 has no decryption), but it encrypts the entered password, and checks that to the encrypted password in the database. If they're the same, it's ok.

I don't know how SQmail handles passwords, but if it just stores it in the db, then it can't be checked with the XOOPS password, as they are not stored in the same way.

Also, contact wjue about this, as I believe it's his module?

Herko
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deepthin
Re: SQmail automatic login

  • 2004/4/18 19:11

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The SQmail system uses a complex login procedure (from what I can tell, with some sort of one-time-pad salt and what not).

But it's vefified from a postvariable just like user.php does.
Is this password:

$pass = !isset($HTTP_POST_VARS['pass']) ? '' : trim($HTTP_POST_VARS['pass']);

at the top of include/checklogin.php already hashed?

I'll ask wjue if he can take a look at this thread.
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wjue
Re: SQmail automatic login

  • 2004/4/21 23:36

  • wjue

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I think you can use the sqmail login to autologin the XOOPS account, the problem is that your POP/IMAP email account name and pass can be different from Xoops', a XOOPS user can have multiple email accounts or none at all!

In current XOOPS implementation there is no info about the mapping of Xoopsuser-EmailUser, so the mail module should also maintain the mapping. In short, integration is possible provided hacking either XOOPS core and sqMail.

wjue
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deepthin
Re: SQmail automatic login

  • 2004/4/25 10:55

  • deepthin

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Since my mapping is one on one same user same password all I really need to do is retain the input from the loginform and pass it to sqmail redirect.php aswell as user.php.

I'm I correct?

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