when an authorized user accesses a protected forum, he gets the RSS link for that forum...and thus, can set to receive the feeds...RottNKorpse wrote: How is it possible for them to have access to private forums? I don't think rss feeds could send login info so just wondering.
Try it out here. If you want to see how it works different for registered users, you will have to register.RottNKorpse wrote:could you provide a demo please? I already have an rss mod installed and would prefer to see this one in action before I bother with removing the other and adding this.
How is it possible for them to have access to private forums? I don't think rss feeds could send login info so just wondering.
It's a bit complex, but an encryption key is generated which is passed with the URL. It's not completely secure as if you give the URL to someone else it could be compromised. However, the encryption key can also be tailored so that it only works within a given IP range.ijhtio wrote:when an authorized user accesses a protected forum, he gets the RSS link for that forum...and thus, can set to receive the feeds...RottNKorpse wrote: How is it possible for them to have access to private forums? I don't think rss feeds could send login info so just wondering.
I am applying this mod to test this....will let you know...
BTW nice mod MarkDHamill...congrats...
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$kill_session = true;
if ($config['sf_show_sessions'])
{
$kill_session = false;
}
elseif ($user->data['user_type'] == USER_FOUNDER)
{
$kill_session = false;
}
elseif (strpos($user->referer,'smartfeed_url') === true)
{
$kill_session = false;
}
// Kill the session, but only if smartfeed_url.php was not calling this program. Otherwise, the user's phpBB session will end
if ($kill_session)
{
kill_session();
}
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if ($kill_session)
{
//kill_session();
}
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</rss>
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