login in using the standard login, then dump session.dmSec and sessions.dmProfile - this is what you will need to set. In particualr, look at lPolicyIDs (or similar) - this is all the policy groups that the user belongs to and will detirmine what they can access in the site.

On 6/12/05, Michael Porter <[EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote:
Sorry I don't understand.

If I was to write a member's section for my website, I understand how to protect the folder with a custom login page, this i've built and it authenticates using a SQL database. What I don't understand is what variables do I need to establish in order to authenticate the user so far as Farcry recognising that the user is authenticated for that page/folder.

Regards,
Mike

>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 06/08/05 18:32 PM >>>
if you have an external user directory like e.g. ActiveDirectory,
you can just use it like this

---
Application.dmSec.UserDirectory.AD = structNew();
temp = Application.dmSec.UserDirectory.AD ;
temp.type = "ADSI";
temp.domain = "<netbios domain name>";
----
excerpt from my _dmSecUserDirectories.cfm

and then use Policy Group Mapping inside farcry.

regards,
Jens


Michael Porter schrieb:
> What variables need to be set in order to be authenticated.. Does anyone have an example of this?
>
> Mike
>
>

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