/**
* Store WP authentication cookie params in the settings for future use
*
* Since the plugin needs to duplicate the WP cookie settings, we need to
* store them for future use, as on this stage we do not authenticate
* the user with the second factor yet - this will happen in a moment.
*
* @param string $auth_cookie Set cookie
* @param int $expire Whether the cookie is a session or permanent one
* @param int $expiration Expiration date (timestamp)
* @param id $user_id Logged in user's WP ID
* @param string $scheme Whether the cookie is secure
* @return void
*/
function rublon2factor_store_auth_cookie_params($auth_cookie, $expire, $expiration, $user_id = null, $scheme)
{
// Deprecated?
if ($user_id) {
$user = get_user_by('id', $user_id);
$secure = $scheme == 'secure_auth';
if ($user) {
$secure_logged_in_cookie = apply_filters('secure_logged_in_cookie', false, $user_id, $secure);
$cookieParams = array('secure' => $secure, 'remember' => $expire > 0, 'logged_in_secure' => $secure_logged_in_cookie);
$settings = RublonHelper::getSettings();
$settings['wp_cookie_params'] = $cookieParams;
$settings['wp_cookie_expiration'] = array('expire' => $expire, 'expiration' => $expiration);
RublonHelper::saveSettings($settings);
}
$flag = RublonHelper::flag($user, RublonHelper::TRANSIENT_FLAG_UPDATE_AUTH_COOKIE);
if ($flag === RublonHelper::YES) {
RublonCookies::setAuthCookie($user);
}
}
}
