RE: [PEAR] LiveUser again and again

> From: Jean-Marc Fontaine [mailto:webmaster@dyingculture.net] > Sent: Wednesday, April 09, 2003 9:31 PM > To: pear-general@lists.php.net > Subject: [PEAR] LiveUser again and again > > Hello, > > first of all let me say that I understand that LiveUser is a free project > so > I should not expect too much from it and its conceivers. > > I also think LiveUser could be great. You may wonder why I say "could" > instead of "is". That's simply because at this time there is no real > documentation, no tutorial and the examples are ... how can I say that > kindly ... quite confused and so quite useless. The package is still in alpha iirc .. it might be in beta already, but there was never a stable release. What am I trying to say? Currently liveuser is still under heavy development. The project itself is quite large and yes we are working on documentation. > I asked for some help on getting it running and I got no answer. I think > that is sad because if I am stuck other people may be stuck too. Well we try to be fast with out responses. Sometimes we are not and sometimes the simply overlook questions. > What I am looking for is a documentation/tutorial explaining these points > : Actually I just found a document in CVS which seems to not be part of the last release(?): > - what are the differences between the 3 DB Perm containers ? (The > explanation in the sources is quite light) explanation is in the readme.html > - how can I manage users, groups, rights, applications, areas ? there is an admin class iirc ... I think there is work being done on a implementation of that class which will provide a nice frontend. There was a mail on the internal liveuser mailing list regarding this today. > - a *simple* example (The ones currently supplied are too big and > confused. > We can get no idea regarding the way it works.) if the coffee example not there anymore? That was the example that got me working on liveuser back when it was not yet in pear > I know it is still alpha but a great tool that you can not have working is > a > useless tool. Well we welcome all documentation contributions and we are usually very responsive (I usually am not regarding liveuser as I am a bit out of the loop atm .. so I am picking up for the other guys this time) Regards, Lukas