[ZDP] BackTalk to Document The Zope Book (2.5 Edition)/Users and
Security
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Fri Dec 5 14:16:15 EST 2003
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It may be that you don't want to manage your user account
through the web. This may be because you already have a user
database, or perhaps you want to use other tools to maintain
your account information. Zope allows you to use all sorts of
authentication techniques with alternate user folders. You can
find many alternate user folders on the Zope web site at
*http://www.zope.org/Products/user_management*. At the time of
this writing there are 19 contributed alternate user
folders. Here is a sampling of some of the more popular
alternative user folders available.
LoginManager -- This is a flexible and powerful user folder that
allows you to plug in your own authorization methods. For
example, you can use LoginManager to authenticate from a
database.
etcUserFolder -- This user folder authenticates using standard
Unix */etc/password* style files.
LDAPAdapter -- This user folder allows you to authenticate from
an LDAP server.
NTUserFolder -- This user folder authenticates from NT user
accounts. It only works if you are running Zope under Windows NT or
Windows 2000.
% Anonymous User - Apr. 25, 2002 4:56 am:
I think there might be more than 19 products by now.
% huima - Aug. 1, 2002 9:34 am:
I Suggest that exUserFolder would be mentioned here, since it has been developed really nicely has different
authentication modules and works in general really well. I usually use it when I need to have form based auth
or authentication from Postgresql.
% Anonymous User - Dec. 5, 2003 2:16 pm:
How it works?
I tried to use LoginManager with SQL Database but it doesnât work.
Doesnât work at all . What products should be installed before?
Where is documentation ?
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