user_model.rb in adauth-1.2.1

- old
+ new

@@ -34,11 +34,11 @@
 	    #    UserInstance.update_from_adauth(AdauthUserInstance)
 	    #
 	    # This method is called on login and shouldn't need to be called at any other time
 	    def update_from_adauth(adauth_user)
 	        self.group_strings = adauth_user.groups.join(", ")
-	        self.name = adauth_user.name
+	        self.name = adauth_user.name.gsub(/\"|\[|\]/, "")
 	        self.save
         end
 	    
 	    # Class methods for the UserModel
 	    module ClassMethods
@@ -50,11 +50,11 @@
 	        # Called as
 	        #     YourUserModel.return_and_create_with_adauth(AdauthUserInstance)
 	        #
 	        # If the user has no user record in the database one will be created. All the details on the record (new and old) will be updated to the lastest details from the AD server
 	        def return_and_create_with_adauth(adauth_user)
-                user = (find_by_login(adauth_user.login) || create_user_with_adauth(adauth_user))
+                user = (find_by_login(adauth_user.login.gsub(/\"|\[|\]/, "")) || create_user_with_adauth(adauth_user))
                 user.update_from_adauth(adauth_user)
                 return user
             end
             
             # Creates a user record from an instance of Adauth::User
@@ -63,14 +63,14 @@
             #    YourUserModel.create_user_with_adauth(AdauthUserInstance)
             #
             # Takes the Adauth::User input and creates a user record with matching details
             def create_user_with_adauth(adauth_user)
         		create! do |user|
-        			user.login = adauth_user.login
+        			user.login = adauth_user.login.gsub(/\"|\[|\]/, "")
         			user.group_strings = adauth_user.groups.join(", ")
         			user.ou_strings = adauth_user.ous.join(", ")
-        			user.name = adauth_user.name
+        			user.name = adauth_user.name.gsub(/\"|\[|\]/, "")
         		end
         	end 
         end
     end
-end
\ No newline at end of file
+end