#177469 - 2007-07-0309:32 AMRe: Again AUP
[Re: Saleem]
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Pretty much what you asked. A database is similar to a file in that you can read and write to it (you just need to use a specific method to connect to a database and then specific code to read from it and write to it)
There is more information on the subject in the FAQ I think as well as some UDFs for using databases.
Originally Posted By: saleem
One questian
Can I write the details to a database instead of INI file ?? can login script directly write to a Database
I am really lost about encrypting ID and Password on Kix script, please give me a simple example how to do it.
My I idea is :- 1. Check user has signed all policies if not show first policy and get it signed 2. Second time login, read database check 1st policy exist. If so display only second policy and get it signed 3. 3rd time login read again database check for 1st and 2nd policy exists if so show only 3rd policy and sign 4. 4rth time login skip that complete part....
The connection ID and password must be encrypted
Please give me a n example if it is doable
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#177588 - 2007-07-0509:42 AMRe: Again AUP
[Re: Saleem]
MartMart KiX Supporter
Registered: 2002-03-27
Posts: 4673
Loc: The Netherlands
Your ini file could look something like this.
Quote:
[user1] AUP1=yes AUP2=no AUP3=no
[user2] AUP1=no AUP2=no AUP3=no
So if you use readprofilestring and you get back no for a policy then just display it and set the value to yes with writeprofilestring if he/she accepts te policy. If a user does not exist readprofilestring will return nothing.
Guys... This issue still burns… Please give me an example of a database connectivity script with explicit permission for logon user... (I.e. non need to mention password on clear text)
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