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On Friday 07 May 2004 20:05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
varibale called 'secure'
we asign that variable that value of '4654376534' and divide it by the
day
(eg: if it's
To recap...
We have two servers:
1. USA - holds most of our databases, and E-mail. but specifically, the
usernames and passwords, or all our users (Lotus Domino Server)
2. UK - Runs our website. (Unix Server)
We wanted to be able to allow people to login on on server 1, and getr
authenticated
What about allowing your UK server to access the database of your USA
Server? You could open a port to that specific IP address only, ...
Then authenticating users on the UK server would work like a charm.
You could even create a 'shared' database for basic session
information.
I think if
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What about allowing your UK server to access the database of your USA
Server? You could open a port to that specific IP address only, ...
Then authenticating users on the UK server
On Friday 07 May 2004 20:05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
varibale called 'secure'
we asign that variable that value of '4654376534' and divide it by the
day
(eg: if it's the 12th of may, we divide by 12.. 7th of June, we divide
by
7)
That would result in a floating point number ...
How about something like this:
Write a script on server 1 to accept username and password parameters. If
successful, it echoes 1, if not, it echoes 0.
On server 2, you do something like this:
$s = file(http://server1?login.php?username=$usernamepassword=$password;);
if ($s[0])
{
# User is
!
Makes me think there's a GET error?
Can anyone spot my potentially obvious error?
Tris...
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