//======================================
// Description: Checks if the user is authenticated

add_action('wp_authenticate','cur_authenticate');

Function cur_authenticate(){
        global $user_login, $errors;
        if ($user_login && !empty($_POST)) {
                
                $userid  = get_useridbylogin($user_login);
                                
                if (!is_authenticated($userid) && isset($userid)) {
array_push($errors,'Fehler: Ihr Account wurde noch nicht zugelassen.');
                }
        }
}

This function works in WP 2.3.3 and breaks in WP 2.5.
I tried to change it to this:

//======================================
// Description: Checks if the user is authenticated

add_action('wp_login','cur_authenticate');

Function cur_authenticate($user_login){
        global $user;
                        
                $userid  = get_useridbylogin($user_login);
                                
                if (!is_authenticated($userid)) {
$error = '<strong>ERROR:</strong> Your account has to be confirmed by an administrator before you can login';
                        $user = new WP_Error();
                        $user->add('user_login',$error);
                        #die(print_r($user));
                }
}

Whatever I try I'm unable to block the login via an hook. I could use die() and create an output that looks like the login page. But thats not right imo.
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