public function user_login($username, $password) {
global $CFG, $DB;
return false;
// Validate the login by using the Moodle user table.
// Remove if a different authentication method is desired.
$user = $DB->get_record_sql(
"
SELECT * FROM mdl_user where id IN (
SELECT
userid
FROM `mdl_user_info_data`
WHERE fieldid IN (
SELECT id FROM `mdl_user_info_field` WHERE shortname = 'additionalemail1'
or shortname = 'additionalemail2'
or shortname = 'additionalemail3'
or shortname = 'additionalemail4'
)
and data = ?
)
",
array($username)
);
// User does not exist.
if (!$user) {
return false;
}
return validate_internal_user_password($user, $password);
}
I've tried adding methods for get_userinfo and user_exists still with no luck.
I'm attempting to create an Auth Plugin that will allow the username to matched against additional fields in the database. I'm able to get it past Authentication but the User I login in with is essentially blank. To accomplish what I have accomplished to far I added a method to my new plugin
You should use a nologin as base.
The methods you need to implement are:
// Verify if user exists
$is_user = $DB->get_record('user', array('uid'));
if (!$is_user) {
$is_user = create_user_record($uid, $password, $this->authtype);
}
if ($is_user) {
$USER = get_complete_user_data('username', $is_user->username);
} else {
$this->error_page(get_string('error_create_user', self::COMPONENT_NAME));
}
public function do_login($urltogo) {
global $USER, $CFG;
complete_user_login($USER);
$USER->loggedin = true;
$USER->site = $CFG->wwwroot;
set_moodle_cookie($USER->username);
/**
* If we are not on the page we want, then redirect to it.
*/
if (qualified_me() !== $urltogo) {
redirect($urltogo);
exit;
}
}
try to read the auth.php from my saml2 auth plugin and understand the procedure to authenticate a user
Dear Team,
I have facing below issue...plz suggest me.
Moodle 2.9
Cannot use POP3 authentication. The PHP IMAP module is not installed.
More information about this error
Regards,
Amit Anant Jadhav.
Install the php imap extension on your server.