Hi Alain.
On the authentication front, you can use HTTP basic authentication for
this kind of thing too - and it means you're not having to re-invent the
wheel in a lot of ways. The Auth_HTTP PEAR module makes this pretty
simple to implement:
http://pear.php.net/package/Auth_HTTP/
You can i
Alain Roger wrote:
ok, but how to make a non-logged user executes some stored procedures or
Queries ?
MySQL will need some login and password for that.
so, that's why i've asked such question...how and where to store this
non-logged user's info (login, password) to not make physical user type th
On 4/3/06, Alain Roger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I suppose that this config file should be included in all PHP file via
> include command.
> is it true ?
Yes.
I'd actually use 'require' not 'include' since you always want it to be there.
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I suppose that this config file should be included in all PHP file via
include command.
is it true ?
On 4/3/06, chris smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> On 4/3/06, Alain Roger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > ok, but how to make a non-logged user executes some stored procedures or
> > Queries ?
>
On 4/3/06, Alain Roger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> ok, but how to make a non-logged user executes some stored procedures or
> Queries ?
> MySQL will need some login and password for that.
>
> so, that's why i've asked such question...how and where to store this
> non-logged user's info (login, pas
ok, but how to make a non-logged user executes some stored procedures or
Queries ?
MySQL will need some login and password for that.
so, that's why i've asked such question...how and where to store this
non-logged user's info (login, password) to not make physical user type them
? (this must be se
For that i was thinking to use session and register his login and password
as session variable.
What do you think about that ?
I personally would only hold a password for as long as it is needed to
log them in. Then I'd set a session var that they have logged in and
another session var f
Alain Roger wrote:
IN fact, i would like to have 2 profiles.
1 as common user :
everybody should use this profile, to browse website and execute common
queries.
1 as poweruser :
this profile will require a logon in some ssl webpage. it is use to
update/administrate database.
for sure, peop
IN fact, i would like to have 2 profiles.
1 as common user :
everybody should use this profile, to browse website and execute common
queries.
1 as poweruser :
this profile will require a logon in some ssl webpage. it is use to
update/administrate database.
for sure, people with poweruser profile
Alain Roger wrote:
Hi,
I would like to use a secure way how my user is authenticated.
For that i was thinking to use session and register his login and password
as session variable. Like that, when he will need to execute a query he will
not have to type again everything but application will do
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