On 4/5/06, NiCK Song <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi, experts
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> How can I make mysql database users password with expire date?
> Does mysql can do it?
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I guess you'll have to build it in your app. MySQL doesn't support
anything like this (or at least I couldn't find it).
I use a method like this:
My server has TWO accounts, when the user logs on my app with its
name/password, PHP connects using a read-only account to check if the
name/pass is valid accourding to a table named "users" at the "test"
database, and it also checks a datetime value named "expire" at the
same table, if the password is no longer valid, PHP denies access,
else it makes another connection, this time with an account with
read-write privileges so the user is logged into the app.
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