Wouldn't that reduce system security?
I am currently looking into implementing a login form to replace the
standard BASIC authentication.
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Meeting Maker Webmaster writes:
I am currently looking into implementing a login form to replace the
standard BASIC authentication.
Have a look at GUF or the new LoginManager.
They do something similar to what you want.
Either, you can use them directly, or learn how they work
and realize
Stephan Goeldi wrote:
Wouldn't that reduce system security?
I think he mean cookie-based authentication, as found on zope.org.
I am currently looking into implementing a login form to replace the
standard BASIC authentication.
Gérard,
Take a look at things like LoginManager and GUF which
Stephan Goeldi wrote:
Wouldn't that reduce system security?
I think he mean cookie-based authentication, as found on zope.org.
I am currently looking into implementing a login form to replace the
standard BASIC authentication.
Gérard,
Take a look at things like
albert boulanger wrote:
DIGEST seems good in that it is encrypted and uses the
Challange/Response like BASIC for every HTTP transaction -- matched well
with the stateless nature of HTTP.
AFAIK, no browsers (maybe Mozilla, but that has the stability of a house
of cards ;-) support Digest adn
[Zope] Implementing a login form instead of BASIC
authentication
albert boulanger wrote:
DIGEST seems good in that it is encrypted and uses the
Challange/Response like BASIC for every HTTP transaction -- matched well
with the stateless nature of HTTP.
AFAIK, no browsers (maybe M
