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Check if a user's password complies with any password policies that apply to that user, based on the user's group membership. More...
Public Member Functions | |
__construct (array $policies, array $checks) | |
checkUserPassword (UserIdentity $user, $password) | |
Check if a password meets the effective password policy for a User. | |
checkUserPasswordForGroups (UserIdentity $user, $password, array $groups) | |
Check if a password meets the effective password policy for a User, using a set of groups they may or may not belong to. | |
getPoliciesForUser (UserIdentity $user) | |
Get the policy for a user, based on their group membership. | |
Static Public Member Functions | |
static | getPoliciesForGroups (array $policies, array $userGroups, array $defaultPolicy) |
Utility function to get the effective policy from a list of policies, based on a list of groups. | |
static | maxOfPolicies (array $p1, array $p2) |
Utility function to get a policy that is the most restrictive of $p1 and $p2. | |
Check if a user's password complies with any password policies that apply to that user, based on the user's group membership.
Definition at line 31 of file UserPasswordPolicy.php.
UserPasswordPolicy::__construct | ( | array | $policies, |
array | $checks ) |
array[] | $policies | List of lists of policies per user group |
callable[] | $checks | mapping statement to its checking function. Checking functions are called with the policy value for this user, the user object, and the password to check. |
Definition at line 51 of file UserPasswordPolicy.php.
UserPasswordPolicy::checkUserPassword | ( | UserIdentity | $user, |
$password ) |
Check if a password meets the effective password policy for a User.
UserIdentity | $user | whose policy we are checking |
string | $password | the password to check |
Definition at line 79 of file UserPasswordPolicy.php.
References getPoliciesForUser().
UserPasswordPolicy::checkUserPasswordForGroups | ( | UserIdentity | $user, |
$password, | |||
array | $groups ) |
Check if a password meets the effective password policy for a User, using a set of groups they may or may not belong to.
This function does not use the DB, so can be used in the installer.
UserIdentity | $user | whose policy we are checking |
string | $password | the password to check |
string[] | $groups | list of groups to which we assume the user belongs |
Definition at line 102 of file UserPasswordPolicy.php.
References getPoliciesForGroups().
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Utility function to get the effective policy from a list of policies, based on a list of groups.
array[] | $policies | List of lists of policies per user group |
string[] | $userGroups | the groups from which we calculate the effective policy |
array | $defaultPolicy | the default policy to start from |
Definition at line 204 of file UserPasswordPolicy.php.
References maxOfPolicies().
Referenced by checkUserPasswordForGroups(), and getPoliciesForUser().
UserPasswordPolicy::getPoliciesForUser | ( | UserIdentity | $user | ) |
Get the policy for a user, based on their group membership.
Public so UI elements can access and inform the user.
UserIdentity | $user |
Definition at line 179 of file UserPasswordPolicy.php.
References getPoliciesForGroups().
Referenced by checkUserPassword().
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Utility function to get a policy that is the most restrictive of $p1 and $p2.
For simplicity, we setup the policy values so the maximum value is always more restrictive. It is also used recursively to merge settings within the same policy.
array | $p1 | |
array | $p2 |
Definition at line 228 of file UserPasswordPolicy.php.
References $keys, and maxOfPolicies().
Referenced by getPoliciesForGroups(), and maxOfPolicies().