Closed reppeprd closed 4 years ago
bauzer714
commented
4 years ago Your before and proposed code changes seem to be affecting the different login types. One based on username and password - the other by issue token.. I'm also not sure I'm following why couldn't share the cache files? Are you also using two different nest logins?
reppeprd
commented
4 years ago This has nothing to do with logging on to the nest server and getting date from the server. That all works very well.
Scenario: 1) No cache files exist 2) The cron job running for user A runs 3) now there are two files in the /tmp directory that are owned by user A with 600 as permissions 4) user B now runs and cannot read the cache files in the /tmp directory but runs anyway then tries to write the two files in the /tmp directory but gets an error because user B does not have permission to write or read the existing files in the /tmp directory
My solution was to add the user id (A or B in this scenario) to the name of the cached files thus both users have their own cashed files in the /tmp directory.
I have 2 users using the nest.class.php API. One is a cron the runs using my user ID and the second is an HTML (php) that runs using the Apache user. This causes some confusion with the cache and cookie files in the /tmp directory. to solve this problem I have modified the nest.class.php file to add the current user name to be a part of the cache and cookie file names. now everything appears to working smoothly.
I changes these lines: $this->cookie_file = sys_get_temp_dir() . '/nest_phpcookies' . md5($username . $password); $this->cache_file = sys_get_temp_dir() . '/nest_phpcache' . md5($username . $password);
to be like this: $this->cookie_file = sys_get_temp_dir() . '/nest_phpcookies' . posix_getpwuid(posixgeteuid())['name'] . '' . md5($this->issue_token); $this->cache_file = sys_get_temp_dir() . '/nest_phpcache' . posix_getpwuid(posixgeteuid())['name'] . '' . md5($this->issue_token);