Armand A. Verstappen wrote: >Hi Bogdan, > >On Tue, 2002-05-21 at 16:43, Bogdan Stancescu wrote: > >>When you access a database you must supply a username and a password. >>They differ from server to server. Midgard knows this information for >>any server it runs on, because it has to use the database. Also, the >>database name differs from server to server and Midgard obviously knows >>in which database the record_extension table is located. My question is: >>does anybody know where Midgard store this information (username, >>password and database) and how can I get to use it? >> >>Thank you! >> > >Midgard does not make this information available to the php layer. It >should not either. It would enable me as a sitegroup user to retrieve >the mysql password and then distroy someone elses sitegroup. > >I'm afraid your best bet is the $object->search_parameters() function. I >don't know how hard it is to keep the functionality in future releases, >but you might want to submit a 'feature-request' voting to move the >function to a more permanent level. I think it is a kind of loop here: >The function will not become a 'supported' function until it is actively >used, but it will not be used with the 'go away' signs in the manual... > >wkr, > > Thanks - that makes sense! How do I submit a feature request - I'll gladly do that! Well, I should first check if search_parameters() works in the first place - never even tested it due to the 'go away' sign in the manual... :-)
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