Thanks for the response, Dennis.
Unfortunately, I don't think that will work. From what you say, it
appears that you need to know who owner1, owner2, etc. are at the time
of compiling (outputting) an eBook. As I see it, prior to a sale of an
eBook(s), I won't know who owner1, owner2, etc. are.
It appears that I may need to specially compile(output) a copy of the
eBook for each sale: am I correct ?
Or, can anyone suggest an alternative.
Thanks,
David Berghouse.
Plucker Newbie (obviously)
Message: 2
Date: Wed, 26 Jul 2006 23:51:19 -0400
From: dmccunney <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: plucker-list@rubberchicken.org
Subject: Re: Question re Passwords
Reply-To: plucker-list@rubberchicken.org
On 7/26/06, D. Berghouse <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Any suggestions as to how to conveniently create multiple passwords (one
each for individual customers), without the need to manually 'output' a
copy for each individual user/customer ?
"Convenient" is a relative term. But I wouldn't try to do it through
Plucker desktop. Plucker Desktop is a GUI interface that constructs a
command line to be fed to the Plucker converter engine. I'd look at
doing such things from the command line, calling the converter
directly, from a script that did variable replacement for the
appropriate field, along the lines of
list=owner1 owner2 owner3 owner4 owner5
for owner in $list
do
plucker-conv -owner-id=$owner
done
(The above is just the basic concept. I'd have to Look Stuff Up for a
real working command line, and how you write the script would depend
on the platform. The above is more or less *nix Bourne shell.
Cmd.exe in Windows would require a different approach.
Thanks,
David Berghouse
______
Dennis
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