| -rw-r--r-- | libopie2/opiesecurity/multiauthpassword.cpp | 8 |
1 files changed, 4 insertions, 4 deletions
diff --git a/libopie2/opiesecurity/multiauthpassword.cpp b/libopie2/opiesecurity/multiauthpassword.cpp index 8eda554..6c8944e 100644 --- a/libopie2/opiesecurity/multiauthpassword.cpp +++ b/libopie2/opiesecurity/multiauthpassword.cpp @@ -76,54 +76,54 @@ bool MultiauthPassword::needToAuthenticate(bool at_poweron) /** * \brief Require (if configured so) user authentication to unlock and continue * * This method will check if you require authentication * and then will lock the screen and ask for a successful * authentication (explaining what it does or not, depending * on your local configuration). * It may go into an event loop, but anyhow it will only end * when the user has successfully authenticated to the system. */ void MultiauthPassword::authenticate(int lockMode) { - /** + /** * \par Conditions * * If lockMode is an If, it's conditional: * \li IfPowerOn will not trigger an authentication if * onStart is set to false in Security.conf, * \li IfResume will not trigger an authentication if * onResume is set to false in Security.conf. */ if ( (lockMode == IfPowerOn) || (lockMode == IfResume) ) { Config cfg("Security"); cfg.setGroup("Misc"); if ( ( - (lockMode == IfPowerOn) && cfg.readBoolEntry("onStart", false) + (lockMode == IfPowerOn) && !cfg.readBoolEntry("onStart", false) ) || ( - (lockMode == IfResume) && cfg.readBoolEntry("onResume", false) + (lockMode == IfResume) && !cfg.readBoolEntry("onResume", false) ) ) return; } /** * \li TestNow will ensure that the authentication window will let * people escape through the last screen (which they can reach skipping * all the authentication steps) * \li LockNow will always go on with the authentication, and won't let * people escape. */ bool allowByPass = false; - + if (lockMode == TestNow) allowByPass = true; /* Constructs the main window, which displays messages and blocks * access to the desktop */ MultiauthMainWindow win(allowByPass); // resize the QDialog object so it fills all the screen QRect desk = qApp->desktop()->geometry(); win.setGeometry( 0, 0, desk.width(), desk.height() ); |