You can always just pass the user & password via the URL.
Like:
http://127.0.0.1/view_performance.php?interface_id=526&want_graph=traffic&logout=1&user=YourUsername&pass=YourPassword
This will return a PNG graph.
You can do this on the backend of your portal, so the User and pass will never
be visible to your customer.
You only need a table with the user/interface_id mappings
Javier
Thomas Chadwell wrote:
I have scoured the mailing list archives and am unable to find where I
*believe* I have seen this before, so forgive me if I am asking a duplicate.
We have a web portal for our customers to manage their internet
connections, etc. We'd like to include the traffic graphs, etc. from
JFFNMS within our portal. How can we include that information within
our portal without making them log into JFFNMS (a second login).
Thanks,
TAC
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