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User Authentication With patUser (part 3)
By: icarus, (c) Melonfire
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    2003-05-07

    Table of Contents:
  • User Authentication With patUser (part 3)
  • Making Exceptions
  • The History Channel
  • Natural Selection
  • No Distinguishing Marks
  • Big Brother Is Watching
  • Endgame

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    User Authentication With patUser (part 3)


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    In the previous segment of this article, I discussed the various library functions related to user and group management, and also showed you some examples of how they could be used in real-world Web application development.

    While the API for user and group management does form the core of the patUser library, it's not all there is on display. patUser also includes a number of utility functions that can come in handy for certain specialized tasks. These functions include identifying users and groups by different criteria (such as name or email address); keeping track of the URLs visited by the user so as to generate a user trail; maintaining user account statistics for auditing purposes; and providing exception-handling routines for more graceful error handling.

    All these (and more) are discussed in the following pages - so keep reading!

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