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Posted by Jochem Maas on 10/02/25 11:10
Jason Barnett wrote:
> Chris Dion wrote:
>
>>I'm trying to use pam_auth for a script. It loads into php but it's not
>>authenticating the users. I'm using the correct password and username.
you have verified that by doing?:
print_r($_POST);
and you can confirm that you can authenticate against PAM via
another means (outside of php) with those same credentials?
have you followed all the steps mentioned here?:
http://www.math.ohio-state.edu/~ccunning/pam_auth/INSTALL
>>This is a example of how I'm using the function:
>>
>>pam_auth($_POST[uname], $_POST[passwd], &$error)
in the mean time...
do: $_POST['uname']
and not: $_POST[uname]
not that that will fix your problem!
and seeing as you are using php5 the '&' sign preceeding the $error var
is not really cool either - the function should define that its passed by reference,
call-time-pass-by-reference (or whatever the **** its officially called) is
depreciated.
>>
>>Any ideas? Thanks in advance
>
>
> Listen, I don't have the foggiest idea what pam_auth() does. Maybe it's
ditto :-)
> some PHP code that you have... but I have never seen it. So unless you
> actually provide us with a little code here 99.9% of us are going to be
> clueless about what your function is doing...
>
> Other than that your question is a good one... so please, just ask it
> again, but this time give us an idea of what pam_auth() is doing.
>
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