Hi Ben.
I see your point, but it's harder to deal with in those cases.
I'd reckon most people on this list are using some type of shared hosting
system anyway, where they CAN'T do that.
Creating extra users in most databases I've used is a bit of a pain, and trying
to
tie in your application's
The examples of holding passwords in databases (i.e. mysql) tend to encrypt
the password. Although this seems sensible (if not necessary) it douse mean
that if a user forgets there password the normal solution is to generate a
new random password and email it to them. Then I realised that this f
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