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About:
phpSecurityAdmin is a PHP application that was designed to be implemented in custom Content Management Systems (CMS). It is designed to be easy to use, so that CMS programmers do not have to spend a lot of time managing user access. It can be used for controlling access to Web pages based on user names and passwords. The system allows the client to manage user accounts and access rights, and to add, edit, or delete users. It also features "user profiles" which provide an efficient method for creating multiple users with similar access rights. It includes localization support and a few language translations.
Author:
Justin Koivisto [contact developer]
Homepage:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/phpsecurityadm
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Dependencies:
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Metabase (required)
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Netscape issues
by Omer99 - Jan 7th 2003 12:09:29
Hello:
So far this script seems very nice.
However, doing some testing and I can't get this script to work for
netscape 4.7,6, or 7.0
The login page appears, but the user cannot proceed past it: always get
a:
"You do not have access rights to this content."
while on IE everything works fine with the same username ....
anyone else run into this ?
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Re: Netscape issues
by Justin Koivisto - Mar 1st 2003 14:19:19
Although I haven't received any word about working in one browser and not
another, there were some issues with session management that have been
cleared up On Friday. 3.0b has these changes, and it all was working for
me with opera, msie, netscape 4, netscape 7, and mozilla.
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missing file
by moonie - Jun 25th 2002 14:13:25
Your script seems to be missing class.phpMysqlConnection.php, needless to
say this is very annoying.
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Re: missing file
by Justin Koivisto - Jul 1st 2002 18:52:47
> Your script seems to be missing
> class.phpMysqlConnection.php,
No, it's not. If you look at the first item in the install instructions,
you will see the following:
1. Download the phpMysqlConnection class definition file and place it in
the include directory. You can get it from
http://koivi.users.phpclasses.org/phpmysqlconnection
> needless to say this is very annoying.
No comment. ;)
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Hmmmm
by singman - May 29th 2002 07:27:40
This project is like the worst thing I ever seen. Idea is good, realisation
is very bad.
Author make a partial switch from php 3 to php 4.1.0, so EVERY SCRIPTS ARE
BUGGED. By example, POST variables are either accessed by $_POST[], and 1
line after, with $name. If you look more deeper in scripts, you will see
plenty of errors, like defining a function to exit with TRUE or FALSE, and
doing an exit(); !
I have tried to debug scripts, but everything is messed up, too deep to
recover something.
I really dont recommend this script, at least at this version (2.1).
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Re: Hmmmm
by Justin Koivisto - Jun 12th 2002 21:04:41
> By example, POST variables are
> either accessed by $_POST[], and 1 line
> after, with $name.
I just spent the better part of a week looking through version 2.1 (CVS is
up to 2.2.5), and I did not find anything like that in any of the UI
scripts or the class itself. The only thing that I can figure you are
refering to is where all the super global arrays ($_POST, $_GET,
$_SESSION, etc.) are used to set global variables that are used later in
the scripts. There is nothing wrong with that, especially since sometimes
the variable is POST and other times it is GET - no need to check everyt
time you use a variable, right?
>If you look more
> deeper in scripts, you will see plenty
> of errors, like defining a function to
> exit with TRUE or FALSE, and doing an
> exit(); !
Again, never found that anywhere in the scripts. There was one function
that had echo'd a string then issued an exit, but nothing that returned a
value and then performed an exit.
> I have tried to debug scripts, but
> everything is messed up, too deep to
> recover something.
I would assume that you mean you don't like my programming style because I
could not find any of the above comments to be factual. (If they are, I
appologize in advance, but please send me the file names and line numbers
of the offending code snippets.)
> I really dont recommend this script, at
> least at this version (2.1).
I guess this means that I will have to make a 2.3 release instead of the
planned 2.5 release.
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