Hi Al,

Yes - the problem is that it is getting called from the shibauth/index.php 
file and is therefore looking under shibauth for the .ht-inc/cryptkey 
directory.

Adding the following line in the getCryptKeyID function should fix the 
problem:

$filebase = preg_replace('|/shibauth|', '', $filebase);

So, the start of the function should look like:

function getCryptKeyID() {
        $reg = "|" . SCRIPT . "$|";
        $filebase = preg_replace($reg, '', $_SERVER['SCRIPT_FILENAME']);
        $filebase = preg_replace('|/shibauth|', '', $filebase);
        $filebase .= "/.ht-inc/cryptkey";
        $idfile = "$filebase/cryptkeyid";

        static $create = 1; # set flag so that recursion only goes one level 
deep


Let me know if that fixes the problem for you.

Josh

On Tuesday, October 16, 2018 1:42:58 PM EDT Evelio Quiros wrote:
> This is the code that I used:
> 
> function getCryptKeyID() {
>         $reg = "|" . SCRIPT . "$|";
>         $filebase = preg_replace($reg, '', $_SERVER['SCRIPT_FILENAME']);
>         $filebase .= "/.ht-inc/cryptkey";
>         $idfile = "$filebase/cryptkeyid";
>         error_log("idfile: |$idfile|");
>         static $create = 1; # set flag so that recursion only goes one level
> deep
 
> It’s weird that the $filebase is shown as /shibauth.
> It clearly sets $filebase to /.ht-inc/cryptkey.
> Is it perhaps running index.php in /shibauth ?
> That may be why the $filebase path is wrong ?
> 
> -- Al Quiros
> Enterprise Systems
>  
>  
> 
> On 10/16/18, 1:29 PM, "Evelio Quiros" <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
>     Hi Josh,
>     
>     Here is the updated error log as per your instructions:
>     
>     Oct 16 13:21:04 webvcl01 httpd: PHP Stack trace:
>     Oct 16 13:21:04 webvcl01 httpd: PHP   1. {main}()
> /data/www/html/vcl-2.5/shibauth/index.php:0
 Oct 16 13:21:04 webvcl01
> httpd: PHP   2. mysql_escape_string()
> /data/www/html/vcl-2.5/shibauth/index.php:106 Oct 16 13:21:04 webvcl01
> httpd: idfile: |/var/www/html/vcl/shibauth/.ht-inc/cryptkey/cryptkeyid| Oct
> 16 13:21:04 webvcl01 httpd: idfile:
> |/var/www/html/vcl/shibauth/.ht-inc/cryptkey/cryptkeyid| Oct 16 13:21:04
> webvcl01 httpd: You have an error in your SQL syntax; 
>     It appears to be looking for .ht-inc in the /shibauth directory, which
> is the directory that Shibboleth is protecting.
 
>     -- Al Quiros
>     Enterprise Systems
>      
>      
>     
>     On 10/16/18, 9:11 AM, "Josh Thompson" <[email protected]> wrote:
>     
>         Hi Al,
>         
>         I'm sorry - I forgot to include the name of the function where you
> should have 
 made the change.  The line
>         
>         $idfile = "$filebase/cryptkeyid"; 
>         
>         already exists in getCryptKeyID(), which is where the change needs
> to be made.
 
>         Add the following line to that function:
>         
>         error_log("idfile: |$idfile|");
>         
>         
>         You should end up with a function that starts with:
>         
>         function getCryptKeyID() {
>            $reg = "|" . SCRIPT . "$|";
>            $filebase = preg_replace($reg, '', $_SERVER['SCRIPT_FILENAME']);
> $filebase .= "/.ht-inc/cryptkey";
>            $idfile = "$filebase/cryptkeyid";
>            error_log("idfile: |$idfile|");
>         
>            static $create = 1; # set flag so that recursion only goes one
> level deep
 
>         
>         
>         Josh
>         
>         On Tuesday, October 16, 2018 8:38:10 AM EDT Evelio Quiros wrote:
> 
>         > Hi Josh,
>         > 
>         > I did what you asked, I added this to utils.php.
>         > 
>         > function checkMissingWebSecretKeys() {
>         > 
>         >         global $mode;
>         >         $mycryptkeyid = getCryptKeyID();
>         > 
>         > 
>         > 
>         >     $idfile = "$filebase/cryptkeyid";
>         >     error_log("idfile: |$idfile|");
>         > 
>         > 
>         > I got this result:
>         > 
>         > PHP Stack trace:
>         > Oct 16 07:23:01 webvcl01 httpd: PHP   1. {main}()
>         > /data/www/html/vcl-2.5/shibauth/index.php:0
> 
>          Oct 16 07:23:01 webvcl01
> 
>         > httpd: PHP   2. mysql_escape_string()
>         > /data/www/html/vcl-2.5/shibauth/index.php:106 Oct 16 07:23:01
>         > webvcl01
>         > httpd: PHP Notice:  Undefined variable: filebase in
>         > /data/www/html/vcl-2.5/.ht-inc/utils.php on line 3062 Oct 16
>         > 07:23:01
>         > webvcl01 httpd: PHP Stack trace:
>         > Oct 16 07:23:01 webvcl01 httpd: PHP   1. {main}()
>         > /data/www/html/vcl-2.5/shibauth/index.php:0
> 
>          Oct 16 07:23:01 webvcl01
> 
>         > httpd: PHP   2. addLoginLog()
>         > /data/www/html/vcl-2.5/shibauth/index.php:187
 Oct 16 07:23:01
>         > webvcl01 httpd: PHP   3. checkMissingWebSecretKeys()
>         > /data/www/html/vcl-2.5/.ht-inc/authentication.php:580 Oct 16
>         > 07:23:01 webvcl01 httpd: idfile: |/cryptkeyid|
>         > 
>         > So, rather than "$filebase/cryptkeyid", where $filebase should be
>         > "/.ht-inc/cryptkey", $filebase shows up as “undefined”
> 
>          
> 
>         > I see that utils.php does set $filebase at the beginning:
>         > 
>         > 
>         >         $filebase .= "/.ht-inc/cryptkey";
>         >         $idfile = "$filebase/cryptkeyid";
>         > 
>         > 
>         > But it looks like $filebase gets wiped out somewhere.
>         > 
>         > So, I added this in utils.php:
>         > 
>         > function checkMissingWebSecretKeys() {
>         > 
>         >         global $mode;
>         >         $filebase .= "/.ht-inc/cryptkey";
>         >         $mycryptkeyid = getCryptKeyID();
>         >         $values = array();
>         > 
>         > 
>         > But I still got the error.
>         > Here, $filebase appears correct, but it still gives the same error
>         > as before
 (SQL error)
> 
>          
> 
>         > I think that I will just leave that function call commented out
>         > in
>         > authentication.php
> 
>          
> 
>         > //      if($passfail == 1)
>         > //              checkMissingWebSecretKeys();
>         > 
>         > That seems to work. What do you think ?
>         > 
>         > -- Al Quiros
>         > Enterprise Systems
>         > 
>         >  
>         >  
>         > 
>         > 
>         > On 10/15/18, 4:29 PM, "Evelio Quiros" <[email protected]> wrote:
>         > 
>         > 
>         >     Thanks for the reply, Josh.
>         >     
>         >     I will try this tomorrow morning.
>         >     
>         >     Thanks for your help.
>         >     
>         >     
>         >     
>         >     Regards,
>         >     
>         >     -- Al Quiros
>         >     
>         >     Enterprise Systems
>         >     
>         >     
>         >      
>         >     
>         >     
>         >     
>         >      
>         >     
>         >     
>         >     
>         >     
>         >     On 10/15/18, 4:16 PM, "Josh Thompson" <[email protected]>
>         >     wrote:
>         >     
>         >     
>         >     
>         >     
>         >         Hi Al,
>         >     
>         >     
>         >     
>         >         
>         >     
>         >     
>         >     
>         >         The problem is that getCryptKeyID is returning an empty
>         >         string
>         > 
>         > instead of "1".  
> 
>          
> 
>         >         Can you enable php error logging [1] and then make the
>         >         following
>         > 
>         > change?
> 
>          
> 
>         >         
>         >     
>         >     
>         >     
>         >         Add
>         >     
>         >     
>         >     
>         >         
>         >     
>         >     
>         >     
>         >         error_log("idfile: |$idfile|");
>         >     
>         >     
>         >     
>         >         
>         >     
>         >     
>         >     
>         >         after
>         >     
>         >     
>         >     
>         >         
>         >     
>         >     
>         >     
>         >         $idfile = "$filebase/cryptkeyid";
>         >     
>         >     
>         >     
>         >         
>         >     
>         >     
>         >     
>         >         
>         >     
>         >     
>         >     
>         >         Then, let me know what idfile is getting set to.
>         >     
>         >     
>         >     
>         >         
>         >     
>         >     
>         >     
>         >         [1] To enable php error logging, set
>         >     
>         >     
>         >     
>         >         
>         >     
>         >     
>         >     
>         >         log_errors = On
>         >     
>         >     
>         >     
>         >         error_log = syslog
>         >     
>         >     
>         >     
>         >         
>         >     
>         >     
>         >     
>         >         in /etc/php.ini and restart httpd.  Then, php error
>         >         logging will be
>         > 
>         > sent to 
> 
>          
> 
>         >         /var/log/messages.
>         >     
>         >     
>         >     
>         >         
>         >     
>         >     
>         >     
>         >         Thanks,
>         >     
>         >     
>         >     
>         >         Josh
>         >     
>         >     
>         >     
>         >         
>         >     
>         >     
> 
>         
>         -- 
>         -------------------------------
>         Josh Thompson
>         Systems Programmer
>         Platform Computing | VCL Developer
>         North Carolina State University
>         
>         [email protected]
>         919-515-5323
>         
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>         
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>     
> 

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Systems Programmer
Platform Computing | VCL Developer
North Carolina State University

[email protected]
919-515-5323

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