Tapir User Manager
Tapir User Manager provides all of the user management features common on large-budget commercial Web sites for new and existing sites based on PHP/Apache/MySQL, including permanent login, email verification, password recovery, and a sophisticated administration interface.
| Tags | Software Development Libraries php classes Internet Web Site Management |
|---|---|
| Licenses | Apache |
| Implementation | PHP |
Recent releases
- 28 Apr 2003 15:30
Changes: This release can be used to authenticate both Perl and PHP scripts. There are enhancements to cookie handling, email templates, host logging, the admin interface, save_post_variables(), and tapir_query. There is a major refactoring of Tapir_Auth object. Email verification has been overhauled; users can now change their email address. Administrators can view user sessions. SHA1/Base64 is used for stronger cryptography and higher bit density.
- 24 Feb 2003 14:09
Changes: A bug in session expiration introduced in 0.10.3 has been fixed. A function to check session validity against the database for critical pages has been added.
- 19 Feb 2003 14:41
Changes: This release tightens API semantics and includes many minor bugfixes and performance enhancements. There is a major overhaul of permanent login, post variable handling, and periodic tasks. There are changes in session cookie hash protection to allow for a flexible format. Solaris compatibility has been added. You can login with a username, email address, or both.
- 12 Sep 2002 14:00
Changes: Error handling has been improved: errors are logged in the database, and errors that occur after HTTP headers are sent are correctly handled. Minor bugs have been fixed, and there are cleanups and performance enhancements related to lazy initialization. There is minor database schema cleanup, and major refactoring has begun to extend TUM for multi-language systems.
- 16 Jul 2002 17:08
Changes: A major bug that caused sessions to expire early has been fixed. 0.10.0 broke the email template UI; this has been fixed. Lazy initialization of database connections reduces database load under some circumstances. There are documentation updates.
