Re: [patch] Auth to have case sensitive username matching in DB container
| From: | \[php\]Walter | Date: | Tue, 18 May 2004 14:11:37 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: [patch] Auth to have case sensitive username matching in DB container | ||
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"Michael Wallner" <mike@php.net> wrote in message
news:20040513210249.4459.qmail@pb1.pair.com...
> I'm against adding this bloat to Auth because of a simple reason, which
is,
> that YOU can decide if Auth is case-sensitive
So, it looks like this is the final word on the subject.
The "patch" is rejected.
> or not by administering your
> database in a smart and concious way.
that OK for people who have control over their DB.
But it leaves the other out in the cold.
It forces them to create workarounds, thus (in my view) defeating the
underlaying purpose of PEAR: "Simplify your life"
Oh well.
Walter
BTW: What I find very interesting is that last year I asked about adding
"change password" to the class and was informed that this "feature"
is outside the sphere of what Auth does: Authentication, not user
management.
After some reflection, I came to agree.
Now I see that this "feature" has been added under the suggestion
of someone else.
I sure would like to know what his arguements where to convice the
powers that be to add "changePassword".