$authAdapter = new BASE_CLASS_StandardAuth($username,$password);
$user = $authAdapter->getUser();

so i check, if the user exist .... i need here the login with the userId in oxwall and then i 

would reload the page with the startpage from oxwall.

so the user should be logged in.

Thank you for help

OW::getUser() is an object, you get the userId with  OW::getUser()->getId(); 

<?php

define('_OW_', true);
define('DS', DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR);
define('OW_DIR_ROOT', dirname(__FILE__) . DS);
require_once(OW_DIR_ROOT . 'ow_includes' . DS . 'init.php');
require_once(OW_DIR_ROOT . 'ow_system_plugins' . DS . 'base/classes/standard_auth.php');
require_once(OW_DIR_ROOT . 'ow_core' . DS . 'session.php');
require_once(OW_DIR_ROOT . 'ow_core' . DS . 'user.php');

OW::getSession()->start();

$username = $_GET['username]';$password = $_GET['password]';
$language = OW::getLanguage();
$authAdapter = new BASE_CLASS_StandardAuth($username,$password);$user = $authAdapter->getUser();

?>

So it works .... if a user exist with this username / password, i get the userdata from the oxwall system.

And now i want register or login the user with a active session an start the /oxwall/index.php and the user can see the dashboard view.

Do you know what i mean? I need a seperate login script ...

Glad you set up this retro bowl forum. It is very useful for everyone.

I'm sorry to hear that you're experiencing an issue with using OW::getUser() in your PHP script, resulting in a 500 error. While I can provide some general troubleshooting tips, please note that without further details about your specific environment and error message, it may be challenging to pinpoint the exact cause. However, here are a few suggestions to help you troubleshoot the issue: Glamgossiper

1. Check error logs: The first step is to check the error logs of your web server or PHP to get more information about the error. The error logs can provide specific details that will help you identify the issue, such as syntax errors, missing dependencies, or permission problems.

2. Verify library and framework dependencies: Ensure that all the required libraries and frameworks, including the one providing the OW::getUser() method, are properly installed and up to date. Check for any potential conflicts or missing dependencies that may be causing the error.

3. Review configuration files: Double-check the configuration files related to your script or the framework you're using. Make sure the necessary settings are correctly configured, such as database connection details and session management.

4. Verify user authentication and permissions: Ensure that the user authentication process is functioning correctly and that the user you're trying to log in has the necessary permissions to perform the login operation. Check if there are any custom restrictions or requirements for user authentication in your application.

5. Test with a simplified script: Create a simplified version of your script that focuses solely on the login operation using OW::getUser()->login($user->id). This can help isolate the issue and determine if it's related to this specific function call or if there are other factors at play.

6. Seek support from the library or framework community: If you're using a specific library or framework that provides the OW::getUser() method, consider reaching out to their official support channels or community forums for assistance. They may have more specific insights into common issues or potential solutions related to that particular function.

By following these troubleshooting steps and providing more specific details about the error message or any relevant code snippets, you'll have a better chance of resolving the issue.