attached is a dump of the mysql database. The passkeys are not on a per user basis, but rather per domain. this can change if that is not good.
On Wed, Oct 30, 2002 at 03:36:58 +0100, Martin Hudec wrote: > Hello Mat, > > MH> hi, i am a competant perl programmer of nearly a year and a half and I have > MH> just this week started looking at php. > > I am the same but reversed ;)...just started perl :) > > MH> I am trying to write a couple of webpages that will allow me to update a > MH> mysql database which is powering a dns server, for a dynamic dns service. > > sounds pretty easy for me.... > > MH> every time i have tried to grab some stuff from the database and check the > MH> login or domain permissions, I get stuck in a mess of ifs and whiles. > > what kind of ifs and whiles? well when i am looking below to see > tables in db i think user will log in...then he will see only his > domains (identified by user_id) and he need to be able to modify them, > delete them etc...am I right? Hmmm what kind of keys?...i cant see any > password or something like that in users table, only user_ids > (probably auto_incrementing PK) and usernames...hmmm > > MH> can anyone give me an idead on the best method/starting place. > > MH> my database looks like this: > > MH> users -- pairs of usernames/user_ids > MH> domains -- matches domainnames/domain_ids/passkeys to user_ids > MH> records -- all the dns records. not got to this point yet. > > > > -- > Best regards, > Martin mailto:corwin@;corwin.sk -- Mat Harris OpenGPG Public Key ID: C37D57D9 [EMAIL PROTECTED] matthewh.genestate.com
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