I've came across this solution. We preferred a solution which would not require adding a new table. But I guess there is no secure way to implement "remember me" without modifying the database.

On 11/1/06, Tim Lesher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

The most secure way I've seen to implement "remember me" cookies is as
a one-time login ticket. Once the ticket is used, a different one is
issued, and the original is deleted from the server. Neither the
encrypted nor the cleartext password crosses the wire unless a remember
cookie expires or the user logs in from a different machine.



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