Ed Knutson wrote:
>
> > Can we ensure ( and I think it is a feature of Turbine ) that the
> > authentication is separate from the storage of user settings that is needed?
> > For example: We need to authenticate users against an NT domain ( or maybe an
> > LDAP server ). Along those lines, maybe we want to store user settings in an
> > LDAP entry for that user also. I guess what I am saying is it would be ok to
> > require authentication/storage, but can it be designed to be pluggable
> > authentication and pluggable storage? That way the users could be
> > authenticated against LDAP for example, but all settings/session information
> > for the user could be stored in an sql server.
>
> +1. I also need to be able to incorporate external authentication (eg against
>existing e-mail accounts or using the DASCOM framework).
>
> Somebody else mentioned win2k problems. To estimate the number of bugs compared to
>previous versions, simply divide the current version by the old version and multiply
>by 100%.
>
> Example: Windows 2000 vs. Windows 98: (2000/98)*100% = 2040% more bugs
If someone wants to look into it cool. I can appreciate the
requirement. However, this isn't on my plate so.... I assume that it
will get fixed/integrated by someone who has the itch :)
Kevin
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