hi!
I ever solve this problem with sessions... when a user does the login, I
have
session_start();
session_register("allowed");
$allowed = true;
and on the top of all the other sites, where just "special" users are
allowed to go in, there is a
include ("checkAllowed.php");
checkAllowed.php just contains:
if (!$allowed)
die ("Access denied");
I hope I could help you... if so - or if you have got questions, please feel
free to email me!
yours,
gert mellak
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Wilbert Enserink <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schrieb in im Newsbeitrag:
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Hi all,
Can anybody help me with this authentication problem?
Clients can log in using a html form on my site. When they log in their
username and password are checked in a mysql database. Then they are
forwarded to a url, a directory on my site also coming from the db. This
directory should not be public of couse, so I did a chmod 744 on the clients
directory.
Anybody has any ideas? I prefer not to use the standard window popup thing
for authentication.
I checked the php manual, but there is not much info on plain html forms on
the subject, or maybe it is my English...:-)
Regards, Wilbert
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