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Diff for /loncom/interface/createaccount.pm between versions 1.49 and 1.50

version 1.49, 2012/05/17 17:41:48 version 1.50, 2012/05/17 18:05:42
Line 683  sub start_session { Line 683  sub start_session {
     return;      return;
 }  }
   
   #
   # The screen that the user gets to create his or her account
   # Desired username, desired password, etc
   # Stores token to store DES-key and stage during creation session
   #
 sub print_dataentry_form {  sub print_dataentry_form {
     my ($r,$domain,$lonhost,$include,$mailtoken,$now,$username,$start_page) = @_;      my ($r,$domain,$lonhost,$include,$mailtoken,$now,$username,$start_page) = @_;
     my ($error,$output);      my ($error,$output);
Line 763  ENDSERVERFORM Line 767  ENDSERVERFORM
     return $output;      return $output;
 }  }
   
   #
   # Retrieve rules for generating accounts from domain configuration
   # Can the user make a new account or just self-enroll?
   
 sub get_creation_controls {  sub get_creation_controls {
     my ($domain,$usercreation) = @_;      my ($domain,$usercreation) = @_;
     my (@cancreate,@statustocreate);      my (@cancreate,@statustocreate);
Line 802  sub get_creation_controls { Line 810  sub get_creation_controls {
   
 sub create_account {  sub create_account {
     my ($r,$domain,$lonhost,$username,$domdesc) = @_;      my ($r,$domain,$lonhost,$username,$domdesc) = @_;
   # Get the token info
     my ($retrieved,$output,$upass) = &process_credentials($env{'form.logtoken'},      my ($retrieved,$output,$upass) = &process_credentials($env{'form.logtoken'},
                                                           $env{'form.serverid'});                                                             $env{'form.serverid'}); 
   # $retrieved is 'ok' if things worked
   # $output is user error output
   # $upass is the decrypted password
     # Error messages      # Error messages
     my $error     = '<span class="LC_error">'.&mt('Error:').' ';      my $error     = '<span class="LC_error">'.&mt('Error:').' ';
     my $end       = '</span><br /><br />';      my $end       = '</span><br /><br />';
Line 812  sub create_account { Line 824  sub create_account {
                     &Apache::loncommon::end_page();                      &Apache::loncommon::end_page();
     if ($retrieved eq 'ok') {      if ($retrieved eq 'ok') {
         if ($env{'form.courseid'} ne '') {          if ($env{'form.courseid'} ne '') {
   # See if we are allowed to use this username per domain rules (number of characters, etc)
             my ($result,$userchkmsg) = &check_id($username,$domain,$domdesc);              my ($result,$userchkmsg) = &check_id($username,$domain,$domdesc);
             if ($result eq 'fail') {              if ($result eq 'fail') {
                 $output = $error.&mt('Invalid ID format').$end.                  $output = $error.&mt('Invalid ID format').$end.
Line 822  sub create_account { Line 835  sub create_account {
     } else {      } else {
         return ('fail',$error.$output.$end.$rtnlink);          return ('fail',$error.$output.$end.$rtnlink);
     }      }
     # Call modifyuser      # Yes! We can do this. Valid token, valid username format
       # Create an internally authenticated account with password $upass 
       # if the account does not exist yet
       # Assign student/staff number $env{'form.cid'}, first name, last name, etc
     my $result =       my $result = 
         &Apache::lonnet::modifyuser($domain,$username,$env{'form.cid'},          &Apache::lonnet::modifyuser($domain,$username,$env{'form.cid'},
                                     'internal',$upass,$env{'form.cfirstname'},                                      'internal',$upass,$env{'form.cfirstname'},
                                     $env{'form.cmiddlename'},$env{'form.clastname'},                                      $env{'form.cmiddlename'},$env{'form.clastname'},
                                     $env{'form.cgeneration'},undef,undef,$username);                                      $env{'form.cgeneration'},undef,undef,$username);
     $output = &mt('Generating user: [_1]',$result);      $output = &mt('Generating user: [_1]',$result);
       # Now that the user exists, we can have a homeserver
     my $uhome = &Apache::lonnet::homeserver($username,$domain);      my $uhome = &Apache::lonnet::homeserver($username,$domain);
     $output .= '<br />'.&mt('Home server: [_1]',$uhome).' '.      $output .= '<br />'.&mt('Home server: [_1]',$uhome).' '.
               &Apache::lonnet::hostname($uhome).'<br /><br />';                &Apache::lonnet::hostname($uhome).'<br /><br />';
Line 1098  sub username_activation { Line 1115  sub username_activation {
 sub check_id {  sub check_id {
     my ($username,$domain,$domdesc) = @_;      my ($username,$domain,$domdesc) = @_;
     # Check ID format      # Check ID format
       # Is $username in an okay format for $domain 
       # (right number of characters, special characters, etc - follow domain rules)?
       # $domdesc is just used for user error messages
     my (%alerts,%rulematch,%inst_results,%curr_rules,%checkhash);      my (%alerts,%rulematch,%inst_results,%curr_rules,%checkhash);
     my %checks = ('id' => 1);      my %checks = ('id' => 1);
     %{$checkhash{$username.':'.$domain}} = (      %{$checkhash{$username.':'.$domain}} = (
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