Tinymce kills my session..?

[raifs]

Hi,

Im running 68C dev ver. 4.1.2 and got Tinymce working on my localhost site - everything is ok there. But in my publick site tinymce seems to kill admin session... When i try to change some page and click save it goes to login page.. Is there something i should of changed when I copied tinymce module from my localhost site to public site?

Regards

[Mike-N-Tosh]

Do you have the markitup module activated? That serves the same purpose and is also javascript which is trying to control the same functions. If you do have it active, then deactivate it.

[raifs]

Thanks for quick reply!

No, deactivated markitup. I can see tinymce toolbars and even edit texts but it seems to forget that im logged in when i try to save changes.

And IE8 (in compatibility mode - which should be like IE7.. i guess) doesnt show tinymce at all - any ideas??

[Eric Barnes]

Can you check your server and see if you have registered globals turned on. And if so turn them off. Maybe it is using the same variable name.

[raifs]

Hi,

both localhost and public server phpinfo indicates that globals are off...

[raifs]

Ok,

I found out that this sessionkilling is due to a tinymce plugin I installed - imagemanager wich requires authentication to upload images - it works with localhost but not in public server. Maybe someone could guide me through this authentication issue

These lines handle imagemanager authentication


// Authentication
$mcImageManagerConfig['authenticator'] = "SessionAuthenticator";
$mcImageManagerConfig['authenticator.login_page'] = "../../../../../administration/login.php"; //this is 68C login page. I changed this so that imagemanager could underestand if administrator is logged in..
$mcImageManagerConfig['authenticator.allow_override'] = "*";

// SessionAuthenticator
$mcImageManagerConfig['SessionAuthenticator.logged_in_key'] = "logged"; //this word logged I got from 68C login.php i dont know if it is the right word but it seems to work in localhost...
$mcImageManagerConfig['SessionAuthenticator.groups_key'] = "groups";
$mcImageManagerConfig['SessionAuthenticator.user_key'] = "user";
$mcImageManagerConfig['SessionAuthenticator.path_key'] = "mc_path";
$mcImageManagerConfig['SessionAuthenticator.rootpath_key'] = "mc_rootpath";
$mcImageManagerConfig['SessionAuthenticator.config_prefix'] = "imagemanager";

Please, I really appreciate some help on this one..

[raifs]

seems that everybody's sleeping

I'll add this code to my previous post. This is SessionAuthenticator.php file which (i guess) handles authentication itself:

PHP Code:

<?php

@session_start();

class Moxiecode_SessionAuthenticator extends Moxiecode_ManagerPlugin {

    function SessionAuthenticator() {
    }

    /**
     * Gets called on a authenication request. This method should check sessions or simmilar to
     * verify that the user has access to the backend.
     *
     * This method should return true if the current request is authenicated or false if it's not.
     *
     * @param ManagerEngine $man ManagerEngine reference that the plugin is assigned to.
     * @return bool true/false if the user is authenticated.
     */
    function onAuthenticate(&$man) {
        $config =& $man->getConfig();

        // Support both old and new format
        $loggedInKey = isset($config['SessionAuthenticator.logged_in_key']) ? $config['SessionAuthenticator.logged_in_key'] : $config["authenticator.session.logged_in_key"];
        $userKey = isset($config['SessionAuthenticator.user_key']) ? $config['SessionAuthenticator.user_key'] : $config["authenticator.session.user_key"];
        $pathKey = isset($config['SessionAuthenticator.path_key']) ? $config['SessionAuthenticator.path_key'] : $config["authenticator.session.path_key"];
        $rootPathKey = isset($config['SessionAuthenticator.rootpath_key']) ? $config['SessionAuthenticator.rootpath_key'] : $config["authenticator.session.rootpath_key"];
        $configPrefix = (isset($config['SessionAuthenticator.config_prefix']) ? $config['SessionAuthenticator.config_prefix'] : "mcmanager") . ".";

        // Switch path
        if (isset($_SESSION[$pathKey]))
            $config['filesystem.path'] = $_SESSION[$pathKey];

        // Switch root
        if (isset($_SESSION[$rootPathKey]))
            $config['filesystem.rootpath'] = $_SESSION[$rootPathKey];

        $user = isset($_SESSION[$userKey]) ? $_SESSION[$userKey] : "";
        $user = preg_replace('/[\\\\\\/:]/i', '', $user);

        // Override by prefix
        foreach ($_SESSION as $key => $value) {
            if (strpos($key, $configPrefix) === 0)
                $config[substr($key, strlen($configPrefix))] = $value;
        }

        foreach ($config as $key => $value) {
            // Skip replaceing {$user} in true/false stuff
            if ($value === true || $value === false)
                continue;

            $value = str_replace('${user}', $user, $value);
            $config[$key] = $value;
        }

        return isset($_SESSION[$loggedInKey]) && checkBool($_SESSION[$loggedInKey]);
    }
}

// Add plugin to MCManager
$man->registerPlugin("SessionAuthenticator", new Moxiecode_SessionAuthenticator());
?>

[raifs]

Anybody? no ideas? Maybe there's something related to localhost and public site license key? Because in localhost it works fine and in virtual host not. And i tried it with different pc-s so it is not a cookie or cache related issue. I don't know, I can't do it alone, please help me out here.

Regards

[Lhotch]

Originally Posted by raifs

I found out that this sessionkilling is due to a tinymce plugin I installed - imagemanager wich requires authentication to upload images - it works with localhost but not in public server. Maybe someone could guide me through this authentication issue

Couple things, as you said, YOU installed the tinymce module so I assume its not something that comes standard with 68C. That likely means no one, or hardly anyone, has used it and therefor cant really give you support on something they know nothing about.

As for the list of variables that you displayed, if you have it working on a local system but not on a live web server, then my guess is one of the many paths asked for is incorrect.

[raifs]

Hi,

thanks for the reply. I don't know what to say...TinyMCE module comes from mr Eric Barnes. I added this image manager which is tinymce commercial addon. I would not bother you if this addon isn't working in local server too. But it does and it is great to have a image upload function. I think that the solution is very simple but I can't put my finger on it. Paths are correct (i think - because I haven't changed them - only this 68C login.php location - it directs me to this page when I try to load imagemanager). Maybe there is still something to do with licenses...?

Regards