i just tested the latest cvs-head with certificate-login and i got an error and checked the code - line 564, AC.pm:
## identification finished #$self->{session}->param ('prepare_ident', ''); $self->{cgi}->param ('prepare_ident', '');
so original it has been {session}, when i changed it to {cgi} since all other calls are for cgi - it worked like expected ;o)
but i'm not sure if this fix is correct... so can u verify this please micheal?
I checked the code and compared it with the passhrase based login. Did you test the code without the complete line. If my understanding is correct then it should work without the line because it is only a blocker for the login session. If the login was successful then we start a new session. So the option must not be resetted. prepare_ident and cgi should have no effect.
and i checked it with the secclab for firefox (latest release) workes just fine then (i used the xul package for windows)...
so we can put this in documentation as alternative for wamcom.org stuff...
I hope you know what you have to do ;-) Perhaps we should add somewhere in the user guide a description about browsers and mail clients to mass all the infos about browsers and mail clients at a single position. I think the FAQ is the wrong position for this.
there is also some fix for the access_control xml files: if i got this right, in the newest cvs versions we don't need the line:
Which line?
anymore - right? since those files have been removed and this is done by scripting...
than we should adapt the documentation to - since there is still a reference for <form>...</form> ;o), inside the xml files they are already removed
Where does this reference be? Can you give me a page number or XML file? BTW such minimal changes can everybody perform by itself.
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