* If token is present do token based auth and do not do anything with session
* update HostController. Use config constants, don't use sessions
* Remove Session from the components list
* spacing
* Remove Session from App Components list.
* Move APIEnabled check to the api from auth.php
* Rework auth. login using username and password only occurs on login action now. Including auth.php should not touch the session. auth_hash logins no longer touch the session. replace userLogin with a function called validateUser which matches the semantics of validateToken.
* remove debugging
* Add session storage if stateful query param is on, but only for LEGACY_API_AUTH
* fix mUser to username, etc.
* shuffle lines
* use instead of session when generating auth hash.
* Add docs regarding the use of cookies and stateful query param
* Only open/close session if we are clearing a session var
* Use zm_session_start instead of session_start
* Should use zm_session_start instead of session_start
* document that zm_session_start should be called previously to session_regenerate_id
* Don't actually write out the session when generating auth hashes. Means they should never actually persist.
* More backticking of SQL
* have to add authhash to session on login
* restore username&password login for all urls
* fix
* fixes
* Load use from session when it exists
* Tweaks to the ubuntu installation instructions
I recently walked a new user through the Ubuntu installation, and noticed some
things that were confusing to him that would be easy to fix.
* Use release names as well as numbers
I propose removing the auto-capitalization from the username field for Safari under iOS by adding autocapitalize="none" to the username form field. Usernames rarely start with a capital letter, so I think this would be a usability improvement for users logging in through iPhones or iPads.
Having to login to ZM under iOS, I've been frustrated at the need to always press on the Caps Lock key on the virtual keyboard to disable the capitalization of the first letter. This is because iOS auto capitalized non-password and non-email HTML form fields. ZM is also case sensitive, so "Admin" will not work if the main user is "admin".
Isaac Connor
Isaac Connor
Pliable Pixels
Arnout Engelen
Isaac Connor
Paulius Gedrikas