Re: [ANNOUNCEMENT] LiveUser-0.61 (alpha) Released.
| From: | Jackson Miller | Date: | Wed, 19 Mar 2003 19:28:08 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: [ANNOUNCEMENT] LiveUser-0.61 (alpha) Released. | ||
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I am really excited about this package and want to implement it in a system I
am currently revamping, but I am scared to use an alpha release.
Is there an ETA on a stable release?
-Jackson
On Monday 17 March 2003 5:54 pm, PEAR Announce wrote:
> The new PEAR package LiveUser-0.61 (alpha) has been released at
> http://pear.php.net/.
>
> Release notes
> -------------
> Major features in this release:
> * Fixed some bugs
> * One new auth container (XML)
> * Two new permissions container (DB_Simple and XML_Simple)
> * Added new examples
>
> Package Info
> -------------
> Perm_LiveUser is a set of classes for dealing with user authentication
> and permission management. Basically, there are three main elements that
> make up this package:
> * The LoginManager
> * The Auth containers
> * The Perm containers
> The LoginManager class takes care of the login process and can be
> configured to use a certain permission container and one or more different
> auth containers. That means, you can have your users' data scattered
> amongst many data containers and have the LoginManager try each defined
> container until the user is found. For example, you can have all website
> users who can apply for a new account online on the webserver's local
> database. Also, you want to enable all your company's employees to login to
> the site without the need to create new accounts for all of them. To
> achieve that, a second container can be defined to be used by the
> LoginManager. You can also define a permission container of your choice
> that will manage the rights for each user. Depending on the container, you
> can implement any kind of permission schemes for your application while
> having one consistent API.
> Using different permission and auth containers, it's easily possible to
> integrate newly written applications with older ones that have their own
> ways of storing permissions and user data. Just make a new container type
> and you're ready to go! Currently available are RDBMS containers using
> PEAR::DB.
> More are soon to follow.
>
> Related Links
> -------------
> Package home:
> http://pear.php.net/package-info.php?package=LiveUser
> Changelog:
> http://pear.php.net/package-changelog.php?package=LiveUser
> Download: http://pear.php.net/get/LiveUser-0.61.tgz
>
> Authors
> -------------
> Markus Wolff <wolff@21st.de> (lead)
> Lukas Smith <smith@backendmedia.com> (contributor)
> Christian Dickmann <dickmann@php.net> (contributor)
> Pierre-Alain Joye <paj@pearfr.org> (contributor)
> Björn Kraus <krausbn@php.net> (contributor)
> Arnaud Limbourg <arnaud.limbourg@club-internet.fr> (contributor)