Changeset 334 for trunk/lib/Auth_SQL.inc.php

Timestamp:

May 13, 2008 4:14:53 AM (16 years ago)

Author:

quinn

Message:

Fixed lots of misplings. I'm so embarrassed! ;P

File:

• trunk/lib/Auth_SQL.inc.php (modified) (8 diffs)

trunk/lib/Auth_SQL.inc.php

@@ -25 +25 @@
     var $_authentication_tested;
 
-    // Paramters to be configured by setParam.
+    // Parameters to be configured by setParam.
     var $_params = array();
     var $_default_params = array(
@@ -70 +70 @@
         'login_abuse_max_ips' => 5,
 
-        // The IP address subnet size threshold. Uses a CIDR notation network mask (see CIDR cheatsheet at bottom).
-        // Any integar between 0 and 32 is permitted. Setting this to '24' permits any address in a
+        // The IP address subnet size threshold. Uses a CIDR notation network mask (see CIDR cheat-sheet at bottom).
+        // Any integer between 0 and 32 is permitted. Setting this to '24' permits any address in a
         // class C network (255.255.255.0) to be considered the same. Setting to '32' compares each IP absolutely.
         // Setting to '0' ignores all IPs, thus disabling login_abuse checking.
@@ -753 +753 @@
      * Returns a randomly generated password based on $pattern. The pattern is any
      * sequence of 'x', 'V', 'C', 'v', 'c', or 'd' and if it is something like 'cvccv' this
-     * function will generate a pronouncable password. Recommend using more complex
+     * function will generate a pronounceable password. Recommend using more complex
      * patterns, at minimum the US State Department standard: cvcddcvc.
      *
      * - x    a random upper or lower alpha character or digit
-     * - C    a random upper or lower consanant
+     * - C    a random upper or lower consonant
      * - V    a random upper or lower vowel
-     * - c    a random lowercase consanant
+     * - c    a random lowercase consonant
      * - v    a random lowercase vowel
      * - d    a random digit
@@ -794 +794 @@
         
         // Existing password hashes rely on the same key/salt being used to compare encryptions.
-        // Don't change this unless you know existing hashes or signatures will not be affected!
+        // Don't change this (or the value applied to signing_key) unless you know existing hashes or signatures will not be affected!
         $more_salt = 'B36D18E5-3FE4-4D58-8150-F26642852B81';
         
@@ -860 +860 @@
         ");
         if (!list($old_encrypted_password) = mysql_fetch_row($qid)) {
-            $app->logMsg(sprintf('Cannot set password for nonexistant user_id %s', $user_id), LOG_NOTICE, __FILE__, __LINE__);
+            $app->logMsg(sprintf('Cannot set password for nonexistent user_id %s', $user_id), LOG_NOTICE, __FILE__, __LINE__);
             return false;
         }
@@ -937 +937 @@
                 'USERNAME' => $user_data[$this->_params['db_username_column']],
                 'PASSWORD' => $password,
-                'REASON' => ('' == trim($reason) ? '' : trim($reason) . ' '), // Add a space after the reason if it exists for better fromatting.
+                'REASON' => ('' == trim($reason) ? '' : trim($reason) . ' '), // Add a space after the reason if it exists for better formatting.
             ));
             $email->send();
@@ -954 +954 @@
      * NOTE: "user_type" used to be called "priv" in some older implementations.
      *
-     * @param  constant $security_zone   string of comma delimited priviliges for the zone
+     * @param  constant $security_zone   string of comma delimited privileges for the zone
      * @param  string   $user_type       a privilege that might be found in a zone
      * @return bool     true if user is a member of security zone, false otherwise
@@ -979 +979 @@
      * NOTE: "user_type" used to be called "priv" in some older implementations.
      *
-     * @param  constant $security_zone   string of comma delimited priviliges for the zone
+     * @param  constant $security_zone   string of comma delimited privileges for the zone
      */
     function requireAccessClearance($security_zone, $message='')