I believe that this requires a code change such as the one that created the $service variable.I know there have been a lot of changes / enhancements to this code - like the addition of service and so on...
Has anyone figured out a way to allow "bob" to log on ONLY to "bob's IP".
Would be a nice security feature to prevent bob from using someone else's server IP - and thereby avoid the bandwidth fees...
I see... I agree that's a good idea. What do you think Mr. Sam?We do virtual hosting, so with a single server, there might be a few hundred domains hosted - each with it's own user accounts - our accounting counts data use by IP though, so it would be nice to be able to write an auth query which includes the address or hostname connected to so I could make sure it matches the the proper one.
Just one of those loose ends I'd like to tie up.
Rodrigo
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