On Mon, Mar 20, 2017 at 12:12 PM, tek0011 <[email protected]> wrote:
> ... > I think ultimately what I will end up doing is using the mysql auth, and > just having the php script add and remove the individual db entries. Then > we'll have a much easier manageable source of data, and shared/concurrent > connections benefit as well! If doing that, can we then avoid the > no-auth/user-mapping 'caching'? > Yes, that should work, however the client interface will still be caching the results of most REST calls, so the user interface may not realize that the data has changed, even though attempts to access that data or the connections will succeed. If all you're doing is generating URLs on a per-connection basis and sending users directly to those URLs, then this will work as a stop-gap measure. It's still a hack, but not as bad a hack. - Mike
