Jorge Godoy wrote: > "DarkBlue" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > Every tool that provided a default password has a lot of problems convincing > users that it should be changed. We have docs telling how to create users and > use them already. To me creating a user with a password would be a greater > problem -- where to put this code? how to check if it already exists? why > should I be worrying with user names instead of permissions? -- rather than a > solution. > While I agree with that in a perfect world , in real world you have this problem. Just download the well documented Whatwhat application use it with a database backend different from mysql or postgres where some sql initialisation files are included and any user will fiddle for a while to correctly enter the first user/admin record. Even in the TG book where Whatwhat is very well described it just says : login and then .... If there is no first record in the database you cannot login and many a potental user might be appalled by that more, than having to change a master keyword for a new setup or initial trial.
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