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Uhm...
was asking to Howard at: http://moodle.org/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=131784 and, when looking at the db/auth.php plugin... I've detected that it has one (two in fact) ANNOYING print_error() if the login/password check fails.
Other auth plugins haven't that at all. Expected behaviour is to return true/false only (without own printing and die) afaik. Can you imagine any reason for that? Seems that it's there since the beginning. :-(
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Uhm...
was asking to Howard at: http://moodle.org/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=131784 and, when looking at the db/auth.php plugin... I've detected that it has one (two in fact) ANNOYING print_error() if the login/password check fails.
Other auth plugins haven't that at all. Expected behaviour is to return true/false only (without own printing and die) afaik. Can you imagine any reason for that? Seems that it's there since the beginning. :-( |
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made changes - 27/Sep/09 08:21 PM
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made changes - 21/Oct/09 04:17 PM
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made changes - 26/Oct/09 12:16 PM
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Bug
Open
Major
DB auth plugin ends with own print_error() if no matching l/p (or l only for internal) is found
