Auth_Container_RSDB

Introduction

Auth_Container_RSDB extends Auth_Container_DB with two features. The first one is the ability to (de)activate a user. This is regarded as a very essential feature because you often have foreign key defined in other database tables linking to a certain user. The second is that you can choose if you want to use persistent connections or not.

Usage

The two features are represented by to new options:

• 'activatedcol' - The name of the column that stores the information if a user account is acctivated (1) or deactivated(0).
• 'persistent' - Whether to use persistent database connections.

1     <?php
2     /**PEAR::Auth is needed for authentication!
3     */
4     require_once('Auth/Auth.php');
5     
6     $myAuthParams = array(
7         'dsn' => 'mysql://user:pass@localhost/mydb'
8         'table' => 't_auth',
9         'usernamecol' => 'f_username',
10        'passwordcol' => 'f_password',
11        'activatedcol' => 'f_activated',
12        'cryptType' => 'none',
13        'persistent' => true
14    );
15    $myAuth =& new Auth('RSDB', $myAuthParams, 'myLoginFunction');
16    ?>