How to update a password for a logged user in memory
Hi, I developed a method for an user changes its password. I'm using UserDB and the method changes the password in the database. After the change is made the user is warned his/her login is invalid and he/she must login again with the new passord. Is there anyway to avoid that? Best regards, -- Carlos Henrique Bauer
I just did the same thing. If you used cookies to save the login and password, just update the cookie. You need to provide more information of what the computer looks for to validate a user. Send some of the code and I look at it. :) stephan On Fri, 13 Aug 1999, you wrote:
Hi,
I developed a method for an user changes its password. I'm using UserDB and the method changes the password in the database.
After the change is made the user is warned his/her login is invalid and he/she must login again with the new passord.
Is there anyway to avoid that?
Best regards,
-- Carlos Henrique Bauer
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Hi Stephan, as you can see I´m not Carlos ;-) But I need to know how to logout and relogin again as another user (currently with no success). I´ using Zope 2.0.0b1 SuSE Linux 6.1 UserDB cookie auth. on Postgresql 6.4.2. When I load 'acl_users/docLogout' to log out I get the doc´s output but I´m still loged in as the current user. When I call this the cookie dose not expire . <!--#if "REQUEST.cookies.has_key('__ac')" --> <!--#call "RESPONSE.setCookie('__ac',_.str(REQUEST.cookies['__ac']),expire=0)" --> logout <!--#/if--> if I do one of this lines I get a new login but the auth. always fails. <!--#call "RESPONSE.setCookie('__ac','',expire=0)" --> <dtml-raise type="Unauthorized"></dtml-raise> really no idea how to slove this problem so please reply if you can help :( regards, Andreas Stephan Richter wrote:
I just did the same thing. If you used cookies to save the login and password, just update the cookie. You need to provide more information of what the computer looks for to validate a user. Send some of the code and I look at it. :)
stephan
On Fri, 13 Aug 1999, you wrote:
Hi,
I developed a method for an user changes its password. I'm using UserDB and the method changes the password in the database.
After the change is made the user is warned his/her login is invalid and he/she must login again with the new passord.
Is there anyway to avoid that?
Best regards,
Carlos Henrique Bauer
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