showing logged in user Group

jehanproc

hello,

is there a way to show for the current logged in user the Groups he is part of.
I used plugins for auth that enable new groups based on ldap attributes, and I suspect (in regard to ACL reactions) that although connected, my "ldap" logged in users aren't part of the @user group :-( .
If I could show the current logged in user groups, that would be very helpfull.
By the way, what is the code that already show in the lower left end corner the
"Logged in as: login (UserFullName)" ? that could probably be added their !?.

Thanks.

chi

http://www.dokuwiki.org/development and more to the point http://www.dokuwiki.org/devel:environment#info

jehanproc

thanks, from the page you mentioned:
"grps — groups the user belongs to (Array :!:)"
looks good, but how can I "print" it ? a syntax example would greatly help me .

regards .

andi

I guess a simple ?do=check appended to the url is all you're looking for

chi

Use sth. like that at the place you want it to show up in the main.php of the template you're using (do you know php? knowing whether you know it or not helps people who want to help you a lot as it gives them an idea how to answer your questions).

<?php print @implode(', ', $INFO['userinfo']['grps']) ?>

jehanproc

great,
?do=check is a solution
however, what I feared is true, logged in as a ldap user, I don't appear in @user group
I'am in "You are part of the groups allusers" only :-(
It's quite embarasing for my ACL definition, I was expecting that I could simply hide pages/namespaces for not connected users with the @user group
how can I generate a group for all connected users, not only those connected with "plain" but really All (I use http://www.dokuwiki.org/auth:ggauth?s[]=chained plugin that enable plain + others auth method ) .

regards

jehanproc

I finally found the problem,
In fact I use Internet2 federated Identity shibboleth SSO software for authN + authZ with the following powerfull pluggin
http://wiki.debug.cz/dokuwiki/auth/shib
(I talked about ldap user to simplify discussions ...and because at the end, shibboleth fetch attributes from ldap)

The problem comes from saving the config from the admin config page (id=start&do=admin&page=config)

The plugin original (manually set in local.php) shibboleth mapping group is defined this way:

$conf['auth']['shib']['defaultgroup'] = 'shibusers';
$conf['auth']['shib']['var_entitlement'] = 'unscoped-affiliation';
$conf['auth']['shib']['entitlement_groups'] = array(
'student' => 'student',
'member' => 'member',
'invite' => 'invite',
'employee' => 'employee'
);

but after saving conf from admin web page, the las array had been rewritten to

#$conf['auth']['shib']['entitlement_groups'] = 'array( \'student\' => \'student\', \'invite\' => \'invite\', \'member\' => \'member\' \'employee\' => \'employee\' )';
which seems to be syntaxly wrong regarding the plugin debug message:
[Thu Jan 07 22:23:38 2010] [error] [client 88.231.33.133] entitlement groups not configured

why saving the config from the admin config page (id=start&do=admin&page=config) rewrote my multiple line array definition into a single, apparently syntaxly wrong, line ?

Thanks .

ach

jehanproc:1262902199 wrote why saving the config from the admin config page (id=start&do=admin&page=config) rewrote my multiple line array definition into a single, apparently syntaxly wrong, line ?

You should put such delicate config options into conf/local.protected.php. Then you can use the config manager again without such problems.

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