#23 Problem with user names (no unix)

[Alexander Seebacher]

I use no unix accounts (virtual hosts) so I add following
lines to twiggi.conf (as in FAQ)
$config["localuser"]["joe@dummy.com"]="Joe Sixpack";
and then run twiggi_custom_conf script

when I try to login with joe@dummy.com and password I
get the main screen but when I try to do any action I get
following Message:

Error: Unable to find context data, please click here to
restart twig and try again.

For unix accounts there is no problem.

See also Bug #508826

Versions
twiggi 1.10.3
PHP Version 4.1.2

Regards Alex

[Rick Rios]

Logged In: YES
user_id=580827

I have the same problem. I can use local unix accounts
without a problem.
I have an Ipswitch IMAIL server that can do IMAP but I do not
like the web interface. Anyway, I too can login but then get
the error.

If someone could point out what context data the error is
referring to I would appreciate it.

Thanks.

[Rick Rios]

Logged In: YES
user_id=580827

From the other bug report I see it must be a problem with
the '@' sign. But how do we fix it to pass it?

[Rick Rios]

Logged In: YES
user_id=580827

For what its worth, when I log in initially it does create an
entry in the SQL data base twig_accounts table. Just when I
tray to select anything on the initial page that is mostly
blank, I get the error.

[Charles Kimaita]

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user_id=621618

Has anyone found a possible work around to this problem? I
am looking forward to rolling out Twiggi but this popped up.
All my username have an '@'

[Wouter Broers]

Logged In: YES
user_id=837137

Try using a different session handler.
If you goto config/config.inc.php and then to
$config["session_handler"] you can change sqltable to
php4session.
This session handler uses an % instead of an @ delimiter.

Let me know if it works.
Regards,
Wouter