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I have found what appears to be a typo in the CASAuthentication code, in the constructor for the CASUser class. The following block (lines 301-306):
foreach (self::$attributeMap as $property => $attribute) {
if (phpCAS::hasAttribute($attribute)) {
$method = 'set'.$property;
$this->$method(phpCAS::getAttribute($property));
}
}
is checking to see if phpCAS has an attribute of $attribute, but then when it tries to retrieve the attribute, it uses getAttribute($property). It should instead look like this:
foreach (self::$attributeMap as $property => $attribute) {
if (phpCAS::hasAttribute($attribute)) {
$method = 'set'.$property;
$this->$method(phpCAS::getAttribute($attribute));
}
}
using the $attribute when using the phpCAS::getAttribute method. Otherwise, unless you have your properties exactly matching your attributes in your configuration file, you will get empty strings for all of your user properties.
I have found what appears to be a typo in the CASAuthentication code, in the constructor for the CASUser class. The following block (lines 301-306):
is checking to see if phpCAS has an attribute of $attribute, but then when it tries to retrieve the attribute, it uses getAttribute($property). It should instead look like this:
using the $attribute when using the phpCAS::getAttribute method. Otherwise, unless you have your properties exactly matching your attributes in your configuration file, you will get empty strings for all of your user properties.
Thanks!