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Title : Is there some possibility to link a database to an htaccess file, so that instead of having a passwd file you would have a database with DES-crypted password and username fields?
Categories : Authentication, PHP, General SQL, Databases Update Picture
Rasmus Lerdorf
Date : Oct 10th 1998
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Why use a .htaccess file at all if you want to store the stuff in a
database? PHP can perform this authentication for you easily without the
need for inefficient .htaccess files. See:

http://www.php.net/manual/features.php3

You could also use something like mod_auth_mysql for Apache or one of the
many other authentication modules available to do this outside of PHP.



Point and Click Interface ala MS Access for creating SQL statements.
Categories : MySQL, Complete Programs, General SQL, PHP, Databases
explode() and SQL blobs
Categories : General SQL, Strings, PHP, Databases
Authorize Me! An authentication script.
Categories : MySQL, Databases, Authentication, PHP
This function will populate the options in a drop down HTML select list in a form from a database query.
Categories : MySQL, General SQL, PHP, HTML and PHP, Databases
I`d like to use the mysql_fetch_row function along with a "randomizer" function that would give me a random result from a mySQL table.
Categories : General SQL, MySQL, PHP, Databases
Full membership authentication system.
Categories : Authentication, MySQL, PHP, Databases
phpEasySQL - Easily connect to your MySQL database with just 1 php file and 3 easy steps!
Categories : Databases, PHP, MySQL, General SQL
Logs hits to any page which includes it. Automatically utilises page access information left behind by PHP/FI2.0.
Categories : Databases, PHP, mSQL, Databases
Implementing a "Members ONLY" area
Categories : PHP, MySQL, Databases, Authentication
AUTH (.htaccess style) - a login system that uses PostgreSQL.
Categories : PHP, Authentication, Databases, PostgreSQL
Sql Builder
Categories : PHP, HTML and PHP, Databases, General SQL, Form Processing
complete, simple, working example of a login screen/system using php functions, cookies, and a mysql database for begginers.
Categories : Authentication, Complete Programs, PHP, MySQL, Databases
user-authentication with php3 and msql
Categories : Authentication, mSQL, PHP, Databases
This is a class with functions that are taken from simple SQL statements. I made it to have an easier connection between PHP3 and DBase files.
Categories : General SQL, PHP, PHP Classes, Databases
Dynamic WHERE CLAUSE depending on number of FORM FIELDS
Categories : ODBC, General SQL, PHP, Complete Programs, Databases
 Tiger Taylor wrote :197
Why not use libcrypt and use the new Twofish or similair
encryption algorithms?  One could easily write some
authentication routines that store and retrieve username,
password, etc.. in SQL using any encryption algorithm you
wanted.  One could also simply use md5 with uniqid to create
an MD5 hash of a password and store it (ex: PHP-lib does
this).

Refer to http://www.php.net/manual under the section labeled
encryption for explanation of how to use libcrypt routines.