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Re: Library for User Management
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Re: Library for User Management


  • Subject: Re: Library for User Management
  • From: Philip Mötteli <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 05 May 2005 16:08:13 +0200

Thanks for your proposition.
Unfortunately I haven't expressed myself good enough:

> On 5 may 2005, at 9:00, Philip Mötteli wrote:
>> Hi
>>
>>
>> Does anybody know of a library, that manages users and their authentication?
>> I have a web application, where users can create their accounts, log-in and
>> have access to specific parts of my application.
>> I don't want to reinvent the wheel (though I already have implemented a
>> working draft) and would prefer to invest my efforts to something more
>> worthwhile.


>> Thanks
>> Phil

Am 05.05.2005 um 15:46 schrieb Tito Ciuro:
> For authentication, check Authorization.framework: http://septicus.com/
> products/opensource
>
> The description found there states:

> "This is a simple Objective-C wrapper around Apple's Security framework. It
> provides an Authorization object which can be used to authenticate users and
> run tools with privileges. It is simply a convinience class. I didn't like
> having all those Security framework calls all over the place in my code and
> came up with this to clean things up and make using the Security framework
> features easier."

I would prefer, not to authenticate against the operating system. Actually, the
users I have, should only be part of my web application and not of the
operating system. They also have only access to parts of my web application and
not to the rest of the operating system.
When a surfer creates a login for himself, I don't want him to be able to log
into the computer – where my application runs – by SSH, too.
So authorization, authentication and persistence of those user informations have
to be handled entirely by my own program or better by such a library.


Thanks
Phil


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