MySQL Backed User Auth
Posted: Tue Nov 07, 2006 4:03 pm
Hi,
what i want is a MySQL Backed User Authentification. Lets say a user registers on a website and uses this Account (username/Password) to connect to UnrealIRCD.
I setup UnrealIRCD + Eggdrop and TCL + TCLMySQL on Linux.
I`d like to know in generel what you think is the best way of doing this.
What I know now is that you can use a UserAuth tcl script, right?
Another way that came into my mind is:
- Recreate the i-line (allow-block) from an external script and then rehash the server each time a new user registered. Thats probably crap?
The server is very much restricted. f.e. the channels are defined.
What is the most common way of doing this?
Thanks
Manfred
what i want is a MySQL Backed User Authentification. Lets say a user registers on a website and uses this Account (username/Password) to connect to UnrealIRCD.
I setup UnrealIRCD + Eggdrop and TCL + TCLMySQL on Linux.
I`d like to know in generel what you think is the best way of doing this.
What I know now is that you can use a UserAuth tcl script, right?
Another way that came into my mind is:
- Recreate the i-line (allow-block) from an external script and then rehash the server each time a new user registered. Thats probably crap?
The server is very much restricted. f.e. the channels are defined.
What is the most common way of doing this?
Thanks
Manfred