Validation procedure - Token

[Andrei]

From the ApWebServicePlugin i test it locally with a node that i created by doing this :

http://authpuppy.localhost/ws/?action=get&object_class=Node&object_id=3

and everything was ok the response was :

{"result":1,"values":{"Name":"Libre sans fil point acces 3","GwId":"3","Description":"Access point 3","CivicNumber":"xxxxx","StreetName":"xxxxxxx","City":"xxxxxxx","Province":"QC","Country":"Canada","PostalCode":"xxxxx","Phone":"xxxxxx","Email":"xxxxxx","MassTransitInfo":"","Latitude":"46.761630","Longitude":"-71.220096","Friendlyname":"accesspoint3","PortalPage":"","NumOnlineUsers":0,"OnlineUsers":[],"CreationDate":"2012-07-09 12:32:35","Status":"DEPLOYED"}}

(in the lines above i used xxxxx to replaced personnal information that i doesn't want to show)

but when i made this :

http://authpuppy.localhost//ws/?&action=auth&submit[apAuthLocalUserconnect]=Connect&apAuthLocalUser[username]=andreqc1&apAuthLocalUser[password]=motdepasse

instead of having a token like this example shows (assuming that the token value could be anything else) :

{"result":1,
    "values":{"auth":"1",
              "redirect":"http:\/\/yourGatewayIP:2760\/wifidog\/auth?token=023229e076877e0d965a400cc90fb3d285c33d63",
             }
 }

The result is :

{"result":1,"values":{"auth":1}}

Somehow when the authentification failed i would have :

{"result":1,
    "values":{"auth":"0"
             }
  }

In my case auth:1

I'm on my server, and i could made an https://

So the error i have is about token, i couldn't have any token from my authpuppy server.

By the way, i've seen a user named Andre Halle using one of my mail adresses, a user that i never created.

My username is always Andrei.

[gbastien (gbastien02)]

Actually, the documentation is incomplete. See http://www.authpuppy.org/doc/Typical_usage_scenarios_with_plugins for more accurate information.

You are missing a few parameters to your request to be able to receive a token:

gw_id=default&
gw_address=192.168.1.1&
gw_port=2060

They come from the login request from the router.

[Andrei (andrei-halle-deactivatedaccount)]

Thanks Geneviève, for this link. I will try it with the new information.

André

[Andrei (andrei-halle-deactivatedaccount)]

Just to comment what i wrote before, i used this url to make the scenario i desribed at the begining

[Andrei (andrei-halle-deactivatedaccount)]

http://www.authpuppy.org/doc/ApWebServicePlugin

[Andrei (andrei-halle-deactivatedaccount)]

I don't want to bother you but i have something to ask to end this.

Finally i had this token i couldn't have before. What i did is that i took the part of the php script from the url you wrote before and taking part of it i made this url :

http://authpuppy.localhost/ws/?action=auth&authenticator=apAuthLocalUser&submit[apAuthLocalUserconnect]=Connect&apAuthLocalUser[username]=testuser&apAuthLocalUser[password]=password6&gw_id=2&gw_address=192.168.22.125&gw_port=2060

and i had this :

{"result":1,"values":{"auth":1,"redirect":"http:\/\/192.168.22.125:2060\/wifidog\/auth?token=0cda0b2f3d86c83e3acd892cc4f883ca7f9eb308"}}

So if i'm right, the php script's line :

$errno = curl_errno($curl_session);

would return a 1 (true)

and the condition :

if (!$errno)

will return a false and the php script will return his message that everything's fine, I'm just presuming.

Thanks in advance

[gbastien (gbastien02)]

From the curl_errno documentation: http://ca3.php.net/manual/en/function.curl-errno.php

"Returns the error number or 0 (zero) if no error occurred. "

So !$errno means a success

[Andrei (andrei-halle-deactivatedaccount)]

Yes but in :

if (!$errno) means if (not false) or if not 0 (0 meaning false) and not(0) meaning true this if condition must be true

 if (!$errno) { /***** this must be true******/) so the errno must be equal to 0 to have a 1 (true) in this case a
                     not(0) will make this condition true or (1)
     $returnvalues = json_decode($returnjsonstring, true);
     if ($returnvalues['result'] == 1) { (/******** this must be true *******/)
        if ($returnvalues['values']['auth'] == 1) (/*******this must be false********/)
           if (isset($returnvalues['values']['redirect']))
              // redirect to url $returnvalues['values']['redirect']
           else
             echo "Login successful but no connection token created. Is this intentional?";
        else
           /****** cause these are the only ways to have a successful login ******/
           echo "Login unsuccessful";
     } else {
        The first if condition return a false and
        echo "Some exception occurred using the web service: " . $returnvalues['values']['type'] . " " . $returnvalues['values']['message'];
     }
  }

[Andrei (andrei-halle-deactivatedaccount)]

The result of my message was not well indented

if (!$errno)
      means if (not false) or if not 0 (0 meaning false) and not(0) meaning true this if condition must be true

 if (!$errno) {
      /***** this must be true******/) so the errno must be equal to 0 to have a 1 (true) in this case a
               not(0) will make this condition true or (1)
     $returnvalues = json_decode($returnjsonstring, true);
     if ($returnvalues['result'] == 1) { (/******** this must be true *******/)
        if ($returnvalues['values']['auth'] == 1) (/*******this must be false********/)
           if (isset($returnvalues['values']['redirect']))
              // redirect to url $returnvalues['values']['redirect']
           else
             echo "Login successful but no connection token created. Is this intentional?";
        else
           /****** cause these are the only ways to have a successful login ******/
           echo "Login unsuccessful";
     } else {
        /**********The first if condition return a false and this exception occured ******/
        echo "Some exception occurred using the web service: " . $returnvalues['values']['type'] . " " . $returnvalues['values']['message'];
     }
  }

May be we both saying the same thing but in another way to explain it.

[Andrei (andrei-halle-deactivatedaccount)]

Finally i explain it the wrong way. By reading it again, i saw that i was wrong in the #5 message i wrote in this issue. In fact, when i wrote :

"if (!$errno)

will return a false and the php script will return his message that everything's fine, I'm just presuming."

I was wrong.

As you say it must return a 1 meaning success cause a false would return something wrong in the else section of that if.

Thanks a lot Geneviève.