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Fatal error on admin.php when not logged in (1.8)

1 Jul 28, 2006 18:02    

Can you change line 54 in admin.php to this:

if( ! $current_User || ! $current_User->check_perm( 'admin', 'any' ) )

In very rare instances, if $login_required is set to FALSE after a protected page sets it to true, the following error will occur:

Fatal error: Call to a member function check_perm() on a non-object in D:\Inetpub\wwwroot-intra\blogs\admin.php on line 54

This is a pretty unique problem, and I doubt if it will occur ever, anywhere, but better safe than sorry. This should probably be changed on any other protected pages as well.

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2 Jul 29, 2006 02:13

Thanks for reporting, I've committed it.

But I have not looked at "any other protected pages".

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3 Aug 05, 2006 20:17

I can't imagine why login_required would get set to false after having been true.

This is not intented to be supported. Thus it is a good thing a fatal error occurs.

Am I missing something?

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4 Aug 05, 2006 20:31

I cannot really follow xangelusx example, also, but the proposed fix displays "our" "Access denied" page, instead of a fatal PHP error, which might be just a white page on a production system..

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5 Aug 05, 2006 20:48

I don't care, I want the dev who does that do get a dirty error right in front of this face.

There are zillions of places where we could add test to detect if a dev did something wrong. As long as there is no security threat, there is no reason to bloat the code with worries about dev errors.

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