Hi Team, our web.xml has a commented-out section on how to do CMA with Roller:
http://svn.apache.org/viewvc/roller/trunk/app/src/main/webapp/WEB-INF/web.xml?revision=1505201&view=markup#l485

I don't understand how this could work with Roller, because AFAICT Roller still needs to store user accounts and passwords for the blogs, also each user has write access to certain blogs (either his own or via invitation) -- this is all stored in Roller database tables that would presumably need to get filled, CMA or not.

What does CMA buy a Roller admin or user? Is this purely for SSL usage with basic authentication, where the user needs to type in a username and password to get to Roller (and then log in again to Roller)? Stated another way, what information no longer needs to get stored into Roller's database tables as a result of using CMA?

Thanks,
Glen

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