Symfony Automatic Logon

I use the "remeberme" feature in symfony2.3 to implement this function. However, because another program also needs to log on with symfony and exit at the same time, however, there is no interface for the program to call a function similar to the "remeberme", only the login function, so I wonder if it is... I use the "remeber me" feature in symfony 2.3 to implement this feature. However, because another program also needs to log on with symfony and exit at the same time, however, there is no interface for the program to call a function similar to the "remeber me", only the login function, so I wonder if I can monitor the automatic login of sf, then, call the login interface of the program in the listener to Achieve Synchronous login and exit.

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I use the "remeber me" feature in symfony 2.3 to implement this feature. However, because another program also needs to log on with symfony and exit at the same time, however, there is no interface for the program to call a function similar to the "remeber me", only the login function, so I wonder if I can monitor the automatic login of sf, then, call the login interface of the program in the listener to Achieve Synchronous login and exit.

You can listen to the security. interactive_login event to intervene in the scenario where each login is successful.

The Event is Symfony \ Component \ Security \ Http \ Event \ InteractiveLoginEvent; your listening method:

Use Symfony \ Component \ Security \ Core \ Authentication \ Token \ RememberMeToken; public function onLogin (InteractiveLoginEvent $ event) {// you can perform synchronization here // if You Want To distinguish between active logon and Automatic Logon: $ token = $ event-> getAuthenticationToken (); if ($ token instanceof RememberMeToken) {// Automatic Logon }}