1 Reply by susanc

(6 replies, posted in Problems)

Everything looks right, and functions correctly, exactly as you describe, except this one little piece of the authentication being passed on from the $_SESSION['lcUser'] variable.

Perhaps it's something unusual about the way our webserver or php installation is set up. I'll poke around some more and let you know if I come up with something.

Thanks for the info you provided.

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2 Reply by susanc

(6 replies, posted in Problems)

Thanks so much for your response. Unfortunately, I'm still having the problem with the SSO, even after changing the $_SESSION['lcUser'] value to an email address.

$_SESSION['lcUser'] = 'joe@joesmail.com';

The page reports 'Logged in as joe@joesemail.com', the calendar looks great, but still has the 'Log In' button. After I log in as 'joe@joesemail.com', everything functions fine and I can add and delete events correctly.

It's not a deal-breaker, since I still really like the calendar. But it would be a convenience to have the single-sign-on working.

So any other ideas or suggestions would be welcome smile

Susan.

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3 Topic by susanc

(6 replies, posted in Problems)

Hi,

I have LuxCal installed on an internal site, and it's great! Thanks very much for providing this package.

A minor problem: I'm unable to get the Single-Sign-On part of Luxcal working. I have a simple test php page with:
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<?php

session_name('PHPSESSID');
session_start();
$_SESSION['lcUser'] = 'joe';

echo "Logged in as ", $_SESSION['lcUser'];

echo "
<iframe id=\"luxcal\" src=\"/test/luxcal/?cP=2\"></iframe>
<P>
";
?>
-----
and on the webpage I see:
'Logged in as joe'
but the calendar still has the 'Log in' button, and requires logging in to make any changes.

What am I missing? Any suggestions would be much appreciated.

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