On Fri, Apr 27, 2001 at 10:54:21PM +0200, Christian Marschalek wrote:
> > Otherwise, you can reasonably use
> > either the http auth stuff, which is probably the best approach,
> > especially for a site that's got any kind of heavy usage or
> > something based on PHP sessions. However be forewarned that
> > the sessions stuff isn't exactly the most efficient and fast.
What's the problem with sessions? Are they slow? I don't see why since
it just grabs the cookie from the browser and reads the appropriate file
from the sessions directory.
> Well PHP auth and sessions is probably the right aproach. Which one
> would be more efficient or faster?
I just wrote an auth library that uses sessions and stores passwords
encrypted in the database. I am fairly new to PHP (tho experienced in
other web devel technologies) so it might need improvements, but it works
very well for me.
-Roberto
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