Inactive Pilot Problem [SOLVED]

[Jeff]

I have set a member as inactive, but the pilot is still able to log in.

1. Used drop-down (Active/Inactive) in Admin Center
   
2. Checked phpMyAdmin to see, and yes, it is showing as 1
   

Is there something I missed?

[mark1million]

You are on a beta release?

These are still some problems identified in the latest release which is why its a beta

Nabeel is on a programming break at the moment for a while to recharge but when he ius back im sure this will be sorted.

[Jeff]

Nope, I haven't installed any Beta Releases. I am still on the original Version 2.1.934

[mark1million]

On the release there is not the option there to prevent logging in., this was only introduced later with the betas.

[Jeff]

What does it actually do then? Does it leave limited options that the pilot can do or what?

[simpilot]

There is actually a piece of code that is in the core/common/Auth.class.php file that will prevent an inactive member from logging in. It is located around line 269;

/*if($userinfo->retired == 1)
       {
       self::$error_message = 'Your account was deactivated, please contact an admin';
       return false;
       }*/

Un-comment it and it will lock out inactive users and also all but kACARS from connecting and allowing a PIREP submittal to reactivate the account. To stop inactive pilots from using kACARS I have added in to kACARS.php;

if($pilotinfo->retired == 1){exit;}

between

$pilotinfo = PilotData::getPilotData($pilotid);

and

switch($xml->switch->data)

That will not allow an inactive pilot to login with kACARS and submit a PIREP which in turn would reactivate their account.

[mark1million]

That's excellent Dave, thanks for that.

[Jeff]

Tested and works perfectly. Thank you once again Dave.