Description: ------------ Just a test using the simple code found in domentation. I can see nothing. No errors, no warnings, no html. The page simply hangs. Reproduce code: --------------- <?php require_once 'DB.php'; require_once "Auth/Auth.php"; function loginFunction () { /** * Change the HTML output so that it fits to your * application. */ echo "<form method=\"post\" action=\"" . $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'] . "\">"; echo "<input type=\"text\" name=\"username\">"; echo "<input type=\"password\" name=\"password\">"; echo "<input type=\"submit\">"; echo "</form>"; } $dsn = "mysql://dbuser:dbpassword@localhost/test"; $a = new Auth("DB", $dsn, "loginFunction"); $a->start(); echo "Everybody can see this text!<br />"; if (!isset($_GET['login'])) { echo "<a href=\"testAuth.php\">Click here to log in</a>\n"; } //if ($a->getAuth()) { echo "One can only see this if he is logged in!"; } ?>

I'm having the same issue, with version 1.3.0r2 on fedora core 2, and same php version. getAuth is returning false but seesion is being registed. When I downgrade to version 1.3.0r1, everything works properly.

same issue, getAuth() return nothing... PHP 4.3.7 (cgi)

I think this is a slight bug in: Auth.php function getAuth() { if ( isset($this->session['registered']) ) { $this->session['registered']; } return false; } As can be seen, getAuth never returns true... I think the return has been ommitted, should be: function getAuth() { if ( isset($this->session['registered']) ) { return $this->session['registered']; } return false; }