right now phortify is an exact duplicate of the file found on phpbuilder.com but in the coming weeks this will change. see site for details.
warm regards,
philip
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2000-08-11
I am looking forward to seeing this project happen. I am currently developing a web site (non-profit stuff) which needs session management and authentication. I have looked at using PHPLIB to get it going, but would rather use php4 session management. This project looks like it could be on that path. Are there thoughts to the authentication for this project? Allowing for things like permissions, etc?
I would love to be a guinea pig, and/or help with the development. I've been coding php for a couple of months, but have a good C/C++ background. Also am learning MySQL.
-Anders.
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We'll see how everyone feels about keeping phortify php3 friendly, thoughts?
A variable user permission system is a good idea and will no doubt be a part of the system. A list of potential features hasn't been formed yet but perhaps we can begin a "feature request" thread. Obvious and not-so-obvious features ideas all welcome.
Guinea pigs are nice, as you use the system you'll think of ideas on "what if we did this!" or "this really works for me, what about you guys?" No doubt you'll be adding some code too ;)
-Philip
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I have used this code and it works great. I can help you in case you need it! What things are on your TODO list ?
Personally, I would like not to send user passwords in cleartext (except for registration and probably change in password- which we cannot help unless we use ssl). How about doing something in javascript to implement challenge, handshake kind of thing. I am still reading on that stuff.
Thanks
Amit
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right now phortify is an exact duplicate of the file found on phpbuilder.com but in the coming weeks this will change. see site for details.
warm regards,
philip
I am looking forward to seeing this project happen. I am currently developing a web site (non-profit stuff) which needs session management and authentication. I have looked at using PHPLIB to get it going, but would rather use php4 session management. This project looks like it could be on that path. Are there thoughts to the authentication for this project? Allowing for things like permissions, etc?
I would love to be a guinea pig, and/or help with the development. I've been coding php for a couple of months, but have a good C/C++ background. Also am learning MySQL.
-Anders.
Hi Anders!
We'll see how everyone feels about keeping phortify php3 friendly, thoughts?
A variable user permission system is a good idea and will no doubt be a part of the system. A list of potential features hasn't been formed yet but perhaps we can begin a "feature request" thread. Obvious and not-so-obvious features ideas all welcome.
Guinea pigs are nice, as you use the system you'll think of ideas on "what if we did this!" or "this really works for me, what about you guys?" No doubt you'll be adding some code too ;)
-Philip
Hi Philip,
I have used this code and it works great. I can help you in case you need it! What things are on your TODO list ?
Personally, I would like not to send user passwords in cleartext (except for registration and probably change in password- which we cannot help unless we use ssl). How about doing something in javascript to implement challenge, handshake kind of thing. I am still reading on that stuff.
Thanks
Amit
Hey Amit-
On the TODO list right now is as follows :
- Create a TODO list
- Do the TODO list
Phortify is in the beginning stages but the interest in the project grows every day so it's all starting to come together.
Security of course is a top priority, I'll let other more knowledgeable people comment on this, all ideas welcome.
Cheers,
Philip