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using the PHP::Interpreter Perl module
I have a review scipt written in Perl and I want to validate users' login status using the $vbulletin->userinfo['userid'] value: if it's not zero then I let them in. I decided to try using the embedded php intrepreter Perl module and the basic functionality is OK but it seems to give a zero result all the time instead of only when I'm logged out.
I'm wondering whether when this module is instantiated it loses sight of the GPC array by operating in a new environment. Has anyone else tried this Perl module? Is there another way I can check the user login status (apart from cookie detecting)? I'd prefer a solution that is independant of cookies because they are open to abuse. |
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Ultimately you are going to have to use the vb cookie, as that's how vb works. Can your script query the vb database ? if so you could pull the session id from the cookie and query the vb session table to find the userid of that session.
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I can access the vb3_userid cookie already. Oh well. Thanks anyway.
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The userid cookie is easy to fake, the session id is not.
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Yes well that's true. OK good tip. Thanks.
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