to continue investigating the issue with my limited knowledge, i decided to give mod_smf_login 2.0.4 a try, since most of the users seem to be using it.
-i downloaded and installed this last version of the module -i published it and unpublished the mod_cb_login i was using. -i modified the setting in JSMF to use JSMF validation instead of CB
as soon as i tried to login from Joomlaīs frontpage i got redirected to Joomla's "you donīt have permission to access this area..." page, bein the url that appears on the browser:
1) I set the Joomla menu item "Forum" access to Registered Users
2) In the frontpage, as a guest, i click on one of the mod_recent_topics links. Since i am not a registered user, i get the Joomla "You are not authorized to access this area....please login" (i donīt remember exactly...i have changed that text to fit my needs)
3) I click in my "Home" menu item...everything looks fine in the frontpage so far.
4) Now i log in with a valid user through mod_smf_login
after this, no matter what i do, i cannot get out of this loop(i cannot successfully login). Only if i clear all private data in Firefox(including cookies), close Firefox and start again.
Hopefully my detailed info will pinpoint where the problem might be
The cache lifetime is too long for the bridge. I will be shortening it in the next release so the cache file shouldn't get as large as it appears to be getting on some sites. I may look to make it configurable as well.
How may I fix this in the meantime, it is beginning to happen a lot now, site is growing really fast and has quite a few people on at the same time.
1) I set the Joomla menu item "Forum" access to Registered Users
2) In the frontpage, as a guest, i click on one of the mod_recent_topics links. Since i am not a registered user, i get the Joomla "You are not authorized to access this area....please login" (i donīt remember exactly...i have changed that text to fit my needs)
3) I click in my "Home" menu item...everything looks fine in the frontpage so far.
4) Now i log in with a valid user through mod_smf_login
after this, no matter what i do, i cannot get out of this loop(i cannot successfully login). Only if i clear all private data in Firefox(including cookies), close Firefox and start again.
Hopefully my detailed info will pinpoint where the problem might be
Cheers, NiCo
if you want to set your forum link to registered you need to follow the method in the JSMF user guide FAQ.
the lifetime of the cache is set to 15 minutes, and because the cache is dynamic in the sense that the more pages you view during those 15 minutes the larger the cached value becomes. I have reduced the cache lifetime to avoid this scenario and this will be in the next release.
next release means 2.1? when? because the error appears a lot of times!!
thank you so much Wolverine for your work!!!!!
« Last Edit: December 22, 2006, 09:13:52 AM by madmat »
The cache lifetime is too long for the bridge. I will be shortening it in the next release so the cache file shouldn't get as large as it appears to be getting on some sites. I may look to make it configurable as well.
Wolverine, when will you have the next release, or can you post a fix. I have work around but its not pretty.
the lifetime of the cache is set to 15 minutes, and because the cache is dynamic in the sense that the more pages you view during those 15 minutes the larger the cached value becomes. I have reduced the cache lifetime to avoid this scenario and this will be in the next release.
Line 58 in Lite.php said:
Code:
var $_lifeTime = 3600;
Seems this is the correct place for the lifetime and it's currently at 1 hour, i've changed to 900 for 15mins and i'll see if that resolves it. cheers.
that won't solve it, that is the library and that is the default. I am trying to get JSMF 2.0 final out today, its been a crazy week. You need to change this where the options for the bridge are defined, in admin.smf.class.php
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