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[USERAUTH] Wrong user for current domain generates an error #67

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opened 2021-04-09 00:00:31 +02:00 by Ghost · 0 comments
Ghost commented 2021-04-09 00:00:31 +02:00
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When we log with an existing user but not on the right domain, platform returns an error :

Fichier : [...]lib/system/system_data/usersession/usersession.php ERREUR de niveau 1 เ la ligne 248
UTILISATEUR:User Session:Utilisateur corrompu, pas de noeud configures
When we log with an existing user but not on the right domain, platform returns an error : ``` Fichier : [...]lib/system/system_data/usersession/usersession.php ERREUR de niveau 1 เ la ligne 248 UTILISATEUR:User Session:Utilisateur corrompu, pas de noeud configures ```
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#69 [ANONYME] Any non-existant anonymous usersession generates an error
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