I've toyed with this a bit.
I am working on an ardbc plugin that uses its own configuration file.
The config file is parsed using yacc. Some pointers on using your own
config file:
- the cwd of arplugind is the bin directory, therefore, files in the
conf directory can be accessed using "../conf/myplugin.conf".
#define ARDBCSQL_CONFIG_FILE "../conf/ardbcsql.conf"
- ARPluginInitialization is the place to load the config file
- If you plan on making the source available, I really don't see why
encryption is necessary. File based permissions are a better
approach. Encryption would be good if you could use some type of user
provided value as part of the encryption scheme, but then the people
using the program have to keep that secret value somewhere safe.
- I've toyed with using the 'Remedy Application Service' account for
similar things, but I'm missing something with this account.
- Depending on the complexity and number of the configuration values
you require, you may not want to use ar.conf. For example, the thing
I've been toying with parses a config file that looks like this:
arserver: arsdev
username: Demo
password: ""
tcpport: 4050
rpcprog: 0
table "User:LicenseCount"
{
form: User
groupby: 108, 109
aggregate "distinct_users" {
field: 101
function: COUNT, DISTINCT
}
aggregate "distinct_emails"
{
field: 108
function: COUNT
function: DISTINCT
}
}
This isn't something you would want to stick in ar.conf. It all
depends on what you plan to do.
Axton Grams
On 7/13/07, Jarl Grøneng <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
I need to use an admin account in a plugin(ARDBC/ARF) I develop.
I could use a configuration file, ar.conf file? Still need to encrypt
the password...
Any ideas?
Regards,
Jarl
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