Login Callback API
- Florian Lahr (Unlicensed)
- Maximilian Krickl (Unlicensed)
The Login Callback API is a feature to inform an external system of a successful login of any user at the PowerFolder Server. It's possible to let PowerFolder Server call an URL or a batch script/executable when an user authenticates at the PowerFolder Server via client or web. Certain parameters like the username are passed to the called script/URL defined.
Overview:
Using the Login Callback API
To setup a callback URL/script please insert the following line into the PowerFolder Server Configuration File:
login.script=http://example.com/process_login.php
or
login.script=C:\\scripts\\process_login.bat
 Double slashes (\\) are required to encode the single slash path separator (\) on Windows operating systems.
Calling an URL when a user logs in
If the script begins with a "http" a simple HTTP (GET) request is executed against the given URL. The following parameters are passed to the URL:
| Parameter | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
| action | Currently always "login" | login |
| Username | The username of the account | user@example.com |
| OID | The internal ID of the account in database | 1CEC6CABA78049428FAD278FED1FCEED |
| firstLogin | If this is the first login of this user at the server | false |
Example
https://powerfolder.example.com/process_login.php?action=login&Username=user@example.com&OID=1CEC6CABA78049428FAD278FED1FCEED&firstLogin=false
Calling a script when a user logs in
The script will be executed after a successful login of a user. These parameters are passed to the script in the following order: action, Username, OID and firstLogin
Example
C:\scripts\process_login.bat login user@example.com 1CEC6CABA78049428FAD278FED1FCEED false
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