Hello John -
In your case I would suggest using Oracle stored procedures for your
business rules.
There is a contributed module in the goodies directory called "AuthBy
PLSQL" that you can use for this.
regards
Hugh
On Thursday, Jul 10, 2003, at 01:47 Australia/Melbourne, John McFadden
wrote
(RADIATOR) Use of Oracle in PostAuthHook?
We use LDAP to do the basic userid/password authentication but intend to
use one or more Oracle databases
to apply business rules as LDAP is not dynamic enough.
The PostAuthHook gives us a place to do that but I'm not sure if I
should try
iceable hassle
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> Subject: (RADIATOR) Use of Oracle in PostAuthHook?
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> We use LDAP to do the basic userid/password authentication
> but i
d do with the Radiator DB modules as well,
but they seem a trifle clunky for my taste so if I were needing that sort of
stuff I'd probably use Ima::DBI
> -Original Message-
> From: John McFadden [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: 09 July 2003 16:47
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We use LDAP to do the basic userid/password authentication but intend to
use one or more Oracle databases
to apply business rules as LDAP is not dynamic enough.
The PostAuthHook gives us a place to do that but I'm not sure if I
should try to do it within Radiator or
via an external program call.
