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--- devel:working_example_of_trustexternal [2012-11-14 19:25] – 24.18.245.38
+++ devel:working_example_of_trustexternal [2018-08-01 12:14] (current) – Bugfix java4life
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+====== Working Example of trustExternal() ======
 After spending way too much time trying to make this work, I finally figured it out. Here are the details you need to know that the docs don't tell you:
   - The trustExternal method will be called on every page load. However, the $user and $pass parameters are only present when the user first logs in. On all subsequent page loads, they will be empty.
   - You must fill in the $USERINFO array on every page load
-So my solution is to first check the $_SESSION for the previous login. If found, fill the $USERINFO array and return true. Only if this is not found, do we go the database to look for a login.\\
+So my solution is to first check the $_SESSION for the previous login. If found, fill the $USERINFO array and return true. Only if this is not found, do we go the database to look for a login.
-Here is my complete solution. This example checks a mongodb database, but you should be able to easily change this to use any other datastore.\\
-\\
+Here is my complete solution. This example checks a mongodb database, but you should be able to easily change this to use any other datastore.
-<code auth_mongodb.class.php>
+<code php auth_mongodb.class.php>
 class auth_mongodb extends auth_basic {
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 		if (!empty($_SESSION[DOKU_COOKIE]['auth']['info'])) {
-			$USERINFO['name'] = $_SESSION[DOKU_COOKIE]['auth']['info']['user'];
+			$USERINFO['name'] = $_SESSION[DOKU_COOKIE]['auth']['info']['name'];
 			$USERINFO['mail'] = $_SESSION[DOKU_COOKIE]['auth']['info']['mail'];
 			$USERINFO['grps'] = $_SESSION[DOKU_COOKIE]['auth']['info']['grps'];