Login with Rest/Soap/Any type

Login with Rest/Soap/Any type

by Gaston Dedieu -
Number of replies: 4

Hello everyone, first at all thanks for reading.


My idea is create the moodle user if not exist in moodle system after login in my current system (not a moodle web, just a .net aspx web)

I've enabled web service extension in moodle and i have created an user with web service permissions to use the ws, and i could finish when i log into my system make a call to moodle webservice with user pass and token and generate the user. That works perfect, but now i have to also after my system login, having moodle login user too. 


I was trying to follow another topics but i could not find a solution. My moodle version is the latest i think.


Anyone has any tutorial to follow =) ??


Thanks again 



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Re: Login with Rest/Soap/Any type

by Dave Perry -
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Have a look at this thread which disucsses a similar theme:

https://moodle.org/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=71195

I can probably get our code packaged up to you, but it will require some modification to have your hostnames etc in.

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Re: Login with Rest/Soap/Any type

by Gaston Dedieu -

Can you give me that ?? would be great, if there are no weird parameters i will be able to change those.


Regards!!!

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Re: Login with Rest/Soap/Any type

by Dave Perry -
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Message me your email address please and I'll do it next week (snowed under due to external project work for the next couple of days)

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Re: Login with Rest/Soap/Any type

by Azzam Nisar -

Problem Statement:

I’ve been stuck in a problem where I have to develop a local Plugin in Moodle 2.9 that just sends Username & Password to that plugin and in return, the plugin should return True or False (You can modify according to your need).

Description:

Authenticate.php will GET two parameters and perform all authentication processes and return accordingly (For now I’m Printing the valid “$user” object if the Username & Passwords matches from “username” & “password” fields in mdl_users table). Moodle 2.9 verify a password against a hash using a timing attack resistant approach

Plugin Location: moodle/location/auth_webservice/authenticate.php

Plugin Call: http://localhost/moodle/local/auth_webservice/authenticate.php?username=azzam&password=vwXyz.123

Contact Details:

Email: azzamnisar1@gmail.com

Attachments:

auth_webservice.zip

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