O/H DeadTOm ??:
So the user comes to the site and they're presented with a log in page.
They enter they're username and password and php checks a mysql database
for a matching username and password.
If there is a match, it responds with 1 line found. If no match, it
responds with 0 lines
So the user comes to the site and they're presented with a log in page.
They enter they're username and password and php checks a mysql database
for a matching username and password.
If there is a match, it responds with 1 line found. If no match, it
responds with 0 lines found.
In the case of a
Hi!
I have an authentication problem...
My users are authenticated through a mysql table. This set up a session
variable to true and allow them to browse different pages (in each page I
test that session variable).
To deny direct access to the directory, I put an htaccess which simply
denies
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How can I authenticate users against the database using NTLM instead of
Basic Authentication?
Instead of manually logging in, each user's NT account will automatically
allow or deny access.
Is there somewhere in the php.ini file where I have to enable the NTLM
module?
Hi there,
How can I authenticate users against the database using NTLM instead of
Basic Authentication?
Instead of manually logging in, each user's NT account will automatically
allow or deny access.
Is there somewhere in the php.ini file where I have to enable the NTLM
module?
Here's my
I need an authentication class for an upcoming project so I took a trip over to
the Repository. Unfortunately, the ratings system appears to be down (or no one
uses it) and it's a bit difficult to determine which of the 40 offerings is
best. Rather than play the trial and error game, I'm
Hi to all,
I upgrade from Red Hat 7.2 to 7.3, but now I'm facing a problem. Most of my
pages use user authentication popup window. For some reason I can't get
access to my pages even though I type in the right user name and password.
The code for the pages remains the same, I haven't changed
I have a successful website with authenticatin and logons. There are
sections that I allow anyone to get to, but the others have to be
authenticated. This site is not using frames at all. its a page by
page,
with the unit that does the authentication and sessions being included
in
Hi all.
I'm trying to find a way to use apache authentication trough php/mysql.
I mean that users/passwords need will be stored in mysql database but Apache
will athomatically request authentication for any access to protected folder
_and its subfolders_.
For not to make something like access.php
Hi,
I've got some directories that should be accessed via the browser. This
works fine.
To secure a directory I always used the directives in the .htaccess
file. This works aswell.
Now I wrote a little PHP script that looks in a table of a database if
the user is allowed to access the page or
Hi,
I've got some directories that should be accessed via the browser. This
works fine.
To secure a directory I always used the directives in the .htaccess
file. This works aswell.
Now I wrote a little PHP script that looks in a table of a database if
the user is allowed to access the page or
complicated.
ronnie
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From: Pankaj Ahuja [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, February 21, 2001 2:27 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [PHP-DB] authentication
Hi all
I need to authenticate a user and on successful login he is
redirected to a
page
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Sent: Wednesday, February 21, 2001 8:27 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [PHP-DB] authentication
Hi all
I need to authenticate a user and on successful login he is redirected to a
page. This works fine. However, this is not secure as the page to which the
user is redirected can be accessed
then use phplib
Otherwise, you need to define a session class
(or use a free one from the web).
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