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In my hack (I do not know as in the others) - users of a portal have a checkbox at an entrance (in login block).
If they will put this flag at an entrance - they will overlook about input any login or the password for 100 days.
Thus at each new visiting a site this term is prolonged automatically (for 100 days as I say).
The password is stored as the control sum. The name is stored as ID.
If somebody will prompt any unique variable automatically generated at installation of a XOOPS (like a PID in Apache) - that I shall make 100% secure system.
PS. A prolongation of length of sessions is not required any hack as far as I know. But sessions are necessary for another, and it is very bad idea about prolongation of session.
patagon wrote:
Hi:
I wonder if anyone can explain (in a simple, for non programmers way) the difference between these hacks. I currently use one of them (I believe its jan's) and it seems to work, users stay logged for the time that I specify the custom session to last. I have setted that in minutes to a day, I would like to set it longer (like some sites I visit where I'm never logged out) but I read someplace that it wasnt a good idea, because of performance issues with the server.
What i wonder is if these new hack by andrey will let me set it so that users never log out (unless they want to). I guess I am missing something here, but thats why a good explanation would help
In my hack (I do not know as in the others) - users of a portal have a checkbox at an entrance (in login block).
If they will put this flag at an entrance - they will overlook about input any login or the password for 100 days.
Thus at each new visiting a site this term is prolonged automatically (for 100 days as I say).
The password is stored as the control sum. The name is stored as ID.
If somebody will prompt any unique variable automatically generated at installation of a XOOPS (like a PID in Apache) - that I shall make 100% secure system.
PS. A prolongation of length of sessions is not required any hack as far as I know. But sessions are necessary for another, and it is very bad idea about prolongation of session.
