The IP is useless, just saved for db admin information, may be.
Look at the filter :
$c = new Criteria();
$c->add(sfGuardRememberKeyPeer::REMEMBER_KEY, $cookie);
$rk = sfGuardRememberKeyPeer::doSelectOne($c);
if ($rk && $rk->getSfGuardUser())
{
//Automatic-signin
}
On Oct 19, 11:39 pm, HiDDeN
It is the Doctrine version.
On 19 oct, 18:37, Andrei Dziahel wrote:
> Hi.
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> Well, IP check *should* work. It looks like a bug. Which version? For Propel
> or Doctrine?
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> 2009/10/19 HiDDeN
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> > I have tested this:
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> > - I logged in marking the "remember me" option.
> > - I clo
Hi.
Well, IP check *should* work. It looks like a bug. Which version? For Propel
or Doctrine?
2009/10/19 HiDDeN
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> I have tested this:
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> - I logged in marking the "remember me" option.
> - I closed the browser
> - I changed the IP field in the sf_guard_remember_key table
> corresponding to m
I have tested this:
- I logged in marking the "remember me" option.
- I closed the browser
- I changed the IP field in the sf_guard_remember_key table
corresponding to my user
- I reopened the browser with the same url as before, and the session
continued
So, I can't yet understand why is it sav
On Mon, 19 Oct 2009, HiDDeN wrote:
> I have a simple question: why is the "remember me" feature storing the
> user IP in the database?
>
> If I logout, change my IP, and login again, it is yet working well,
> so... why is it storing the IP?? I can't understand it.
Maybe so noone can hijack the
