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pkbarbiedoll
Joined: 12 Sep 2008
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 Posted: Fri Sep 12, 2008 5:26 pm Post subject: Generic MySQL Authentication - no errors, no users |
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Hi, I edited auth.php with settings from my server, and uploaded the auth-mysql folder to the modules/ subfolder. The auth-mysql folder is readable by the webserver.
I am unable to log in with my specified admin account. Actually, the only way I can log in is to enter the previous thyme admin/pass combo.
Here are the auth settings, critical data changed obviously:
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$_cal_auth_sql['db_name'] = 'db';
$_cal_auth_sql['db_user'] = 'dbuser';
$_cal_auth_sql['db_pass'] = 'dbpassword';
$_cal_auth_sql['db_host'] = 'localhost';
$_cal_auth_sql['db_port'] = '3306';
$_cal_auth_sql['table'] = 'myusertable'; # name of table containing users
$_cal_auth_sql['userid'] = 'user_id'; # unique id # of user
$_cal_auth_sql['username'] = 'username'; # login username
$_cal_auth_sql['email'] = 'user_email'; # e-mail address
$_cal_auth_sql['pass'] = 'password'; # password field
$_cal_auth_sql['name'] = array('user_name_first','user_name_last'); # user's common name.
$_cal_auth_sql['name_key'] = 1;
$_cal_auth_sql['admin'] = 'superduperuser';
$_cal_auth_sql['append_query'] = 'active = 1';
$_cal_auth_sql['auth_func'] = 'SHA1';
$_cal_auth_sql['debug'] = 1; |
What am I doing wrong? |
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pkbarbiedoll
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Nevermind - I uploaded auth.php to the wrong folder. Once I copied to the /modules/auth folder I was able to log in with my existing user table data (and all the users are populated).
Everything is working nicely now - thanks.  |
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