On 3/23/07, sedat ciftci <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
If you prefer that design, I can change it and
re-submit the patch.
  Sedat Çiftçi

Yes, please. I think the consensus is that we'd rather avoid new table
creation in this enhancement.

- Dave



--- Dave <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> On 3/21/07, sedat ciftci <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> wrote:
> > Yes, it can also be done with this design. Note
> that,
> > in this design you have to clear the
> activationCode
> > (or make something else, to mark that it is used)
> > after the account is activated (Also in my design,
> I
> > delete the related record from useractivate
> table).
> > The reason behind this requirement can be
> explained as
> > follows:
> > Let's assume that a user registers with e-mail
> > activation and assume that the related
> activationCode
> > is not deleted. After a while, admin user wants to
> > disable the account of this user from the "User
> Admin"
> > menu of the Server Administration and disables it.
> > Then, if the user clicks the activation link in
> the
> > sent activation mail (assume user stores it; did
> not
> > delete it), his/her account is enabled again.
> Because
> > of this simple scenario, do not forget to mark the
> > activated accounts so that the link in the sent
> > activation mail will not be used again once it is
> > used.
>
> Sedat,
>
> Are you willing to change the design to remove the
> new table and then
> re-submit the patch?
>
> - Dave
>




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