Posted by Henning on 02:37:00 05-12-2002
I like to make an
php site there users
can login put how i can
make it without mySql?
please help me!
Henning
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Posted by Peter on 02:59:00 05-12-2002
You will need to use some kind of a user database. You can use normal files instead of SQL databases. I'll look for tutorials..
Posted by KaGez on 11:17:00 05-12-2002
tho, I'd _highly_ advise you to now use flat files, since it's way easier to get data out of a flat file than from a mysql database. A flat file shound't at leats be used for user authentication things, where you store password and such in.
You should at use a database for at least passwords.
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Posted by Henning on 18:52:00 05-12-2002
Ok maybe someone
can make an tut for me
i´m not very good in
MySql (Database)
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Henning
[ This Message was edited by: Henning on 2002-05-13 22:25 ]
Posted by sacah on 19:16:00 05-12-2002
Using FlatFile, just encrypt the passwords, and make the file permissions not readable from anyone except ur script.
There are plenty of tuts on google.
Posted by AntiHalcyon on 15:44:00 06-14-2002
Don't worry about using php and mysql together. I didn't know _anything_ about either and not including sleep or consuming anything i spent a solid 23 hours learning it. After that I coded a whole news section that stored dates (automatically), names, messages, subjects, styles, and everything inside a mysql database and read it back. It really is not that hard at all.
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Posted by KaGez on 17:34:00 06-14-2002
http://www.mysql.com
the docs are better than any tut I've seen out there.
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Posted by fsvara on 20:18:00 06-14-2002
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On 2002-05-12 11:17, KaGez wrote:
tho, I'd _highly_ advise you to now use flat files, since it's way easier to get data out of a flat file than from a mysql database. A flat file shound't at leats be used for user authentication things, where you store password and such in.
You should at use a database for at least passwords.
why? as long as they are encrypted in the text file... why would a db be more secure?
Posted by KaGez on 23:04:00 06-14-2002
DBs are protected additionally with username _and_ password.
That's why
and, they could also be located on a completely different host.
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Posted by fsvara on 02:29:00 06-15-2002
Quote:
On 2002-06-14 23:04, KaGez wrote:
DBs are protected additionally with username _and_ password.
ah, good point
Posted by Magnesium on 22:56:00 08-20-2002
HI!
Henning, if add you in my contact list in icq,
because you are also from Duisburg
Posted by KaGez on 00:17:00 08-21-2002
/me is also from duisburg (only born there tho)
anyways, another point of using mysql would be, that you can set mysql to only accept connection from "localhost", which you can't do with a file
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Posted by Magnesium on 16:41:00 08-21-2002
I was born in bochum but I'm living here.