Restricting Database Access

[Claus Heiko Niesen]

I added a foreign table that contains e-mail addresses to the source.php
with success.  Currently anybody that has access to IMP can utilize the
database.  I would like to restrict that to a selected few people.  The
database itself doesn't contain any information regarding who is allowed to
access it and who isn't.  The perfect thing would be to display the
database as a choice to only the people that have access to it.  I was
wondering if there is some mechanism in place.

    Claus

Hint:  To combine a first and last name field to be used in turba use the
following mapping in source.php:
'name' => 'first_name || \' \' || last_name'



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Subject: Re: [turba] Restricting Database Access

We currently have no acls implemented.

The only thing I could think of is to install turba in two different 
directories with different authentication themes.

Jan.

Zitat von Claus Heiko Niesen <cniesen@gmx.net>:

> I added a foreign table that contains e-mail addresses to the source.php
> with success.  Currently anybody that has access to IMP can utilize the
> database.  I would like to restrict that to a selected few people.  The
> database itself doesn't contain any information regarding who is allowed to
> access it and who isn't.  The perfect thing would be to display the
> database as a choice to only the people that have access to it.  I was
> wondering if there is some mechanism in place.
> 
>     Claus
> 
> Hint:  To combine a first and last name field to be used in turba use the
> following mapping in source.php:
> 'name' => 'first_name || \' \' || last_name'
> 
> 
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