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user login question
I'm trying to use my user table for apache authentication to give us a single-signon type capability. I'm using mysql_auth to lookup against this table. So far I can authenticate against user_password but not user_hash. what is the difference between these? I'd like to authenticate against user_hash if it's more secure.
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Re: user login question
Not sure about the first one, as I don't see that field in my users table structure. The user_hash is an MD5 hash representation of the user's password.
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Angel Magaņa
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Re: user login question
What about using the SOAP APIs? That's the preferred way of building interactions with Sugar and external applications.
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