From the Manual:
Manual Authentication
Some times you want to implement your own logic and do "manual" user login.
This can also be done by calling the function:
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user = auth.login_bare(username, password)
login_bare returns user if the user exists and the password is valid, else
it returns False. username is the email if the "auth_user" table does not
have a "username" field.
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However, the code in login_bare goes about and does this:
if ((user.registration_key is None or not user.registration_key.strip())
and password == user[settings.passfield])):
self.login_user(user)
return user
Which is calling login_user, which is trying to do a self.update_groups()
My understanding of login_bare, is that all it is suppose to do is check
that the user exists in the auth_user file.
Is this not true ?
Thanks ...
*Ben Duncan*
DBA / Chief Software Architect
Mississippi State Supreme Court
Electronic Filing Division
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