class MailhandlerAuthenticateTokenauth in Mailhandler 6.2

Authenticate message based on token from tokenauth module.

If the user's token is found somewhere in the "to" field, assign that user's uid and name to the node object. A rough search for the token somewhere in the "toaddress" is performed instead of an exact, ordered match in order to allow some freedom in the format of allowed "toaddress". For example, if using a catchall email address, the toaddress could be:

[e-mail] - where f93ksj35dx is the user's token or alternatively: [e-mail] - where f93ksj35dx is the user's token and foo is the name of an Organic Group to which the message should be assigned.

A rough search allows for different approaches to use this single authentication method.

Hierarchy

• class \MailhandlerAuthenticate
  • class \MailhandlerAuthenticateTokenauth

1 string reference to 'MailhandlerAuthenticateTokenauth'

MailhandlerAuthenticateTokenauth.inc in modules/mailhandler_tokenauth/plugins/mailhandler/authenticate/MailhandlerAuthenticateTokenauth.inc

File

modules/mailhandler_tokenauth/plugins/mailhandler/authenticate/MailhandlerAuthenticateTokenauth.class.php, line 24

MailhandlerAuthenticateTokenauth class.

class MailhandlerAuthenticateTokenauth extends MailhandlerAuthenticate {
  public function authenticate(&$message, $mailbox) {
    list($fromaddress, $fromname) = _mailhandler_get_fromaddress($message['header'], $mailbox);
    $uid = 0;

    // If user with given email address exists and their token is in the toaddress, allow.
    if (($from_user = user_load(array(
      'mail' => $fromaddress,
    ))) && strpos($header->to[0]->mailbox, tokenauth_get_token($from_user->uid)) !== FALSE) {
      $uid = $from_user->uid;
    }
    return $uid;
  }

}

Members

Name	Modifiers	Type	Description	Overrides
MailhandlerAuthenticateTokenauth::authenticate	public	function	Authenticates an incoming message. Overrides MailhandlerAuthenticate::authenticate