Description: ------------ Auth.class, row 494: in call_user_func_array, the array of parameters contain $this as reference to the auth object. however this only works with php5, because in php4 a copy of the object is passed instead of the pointer. the correct solution would be call_user_func_array($this->loginCallback, array($this->username, &$this)); the code contains lots of similar lines, i would suggest to replace $this with &$this everywhere. Test script: --------------- Auth.class, row 494: call_user_func_array('additionalChecks', array($this->username, &$this)); function additionalChecks($username, &$auth) { if ($username == 'test') { $auth->logout(); } } Expected result: ---------------- In Auth.php $this->username should be empty, because of logout(); So later it should call loginFunction again. This only works in php5 or if &$this is passed to the array function in call_user_func_array

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