Difference between revisions of "LGI/Authentication"
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** multiple columns in single user table, which one is used depends on login method chosen | ** multiple columns in single user table, which one is used depends on login method chosen | ||
* See if we can easily drop the dependency on XML_Serializer (as it is in beta currently and PHP5 has some XML support built-in) | * See if we can easily drop the dependency on XML_Serializer (as it is in beta currently and PHP5 has some XML support built-in) | ||
| − | * Option in <tt>lgi.config.php</tt> to set template directory | + | * Option in <tt>lgi.config.php</tt> to set template directory ('''done''') |
* Autodetect sensible user and group from certificate in <tt>php/lbijog/jobmanage.php</tt> when not specified | * Autodetect sensible user and group from certificate in <tt>php/lbijog/jobmanage.php</tt> when not specified | ||
| + | * Use function arguments instead of request variables in <tt>php/utilities/jobs.php</tt> | ||
Revision as of 11:09, 16 August 2011
Deepthi, it's all yours....
Things to do
- Option in lgi.config.php to require SSL or not
- It should not be possible to submit plaintext login details without SSL. Currently this check is done afterwards, which is not so good.
- Be able to use different authentication methods together
- multiple columns in single user table, which one is used depends on login method chosen
- See if we can easily drop the dependency on XML_Serializer (as it is in beta currently and PHP5 has some XML support built-in)
- Option in lgi.config.php to set template directory (done)
- Autodetect sensible user and group from certificate in php/lbijog/jobmanage.php when not specified
- Use function arguments instead of request variables in php/utilities/jobs.php