"login" never occurs

still doesn't work.
is there a reason for that?
i'd need to use that. would you accept a patch?

ok. probably we dont want to do this because it would run on every users click, right.

@xamanu: I'm not sure. The 6.x version checks if the user has an ongoing session; if so they are not logged in again. Thus a first page load could be a "login" event; and the remainder would NOT. Also, the fact that webserver_auth 5.x doesn't log the event doesn't mean that the hook isn't fired. An easy way to check this would be to write your own very basic module with an implementation of hook_user('login') that prints some junk via drupal_set_message().

Some background: I wrote the 6.x-1.x branch, which is a substantial rewrite of the module, so I'm not too familiar with the 5.x code.

So, some questions:

• Can you upgrade to 6.x? If you're lazy, little sympathy. If you're waiting for a port of a crucial module, lots of sympathy.
• Is this actually against 5.x-0.0? Have you tested with 5.x-1.x-dev?
• What are you trying to do via hook_user('login')?

thanks for your help. this was solved a long time ago. sorry for not closing this. doing it now.