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ipAuthenticator
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5.x-1.x-dev
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Created:
14 Nov 2008 at 15:59 UTC
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11 Dec 2008 at 22:38 UTC
Hi,
if seen a similar module: http://drupal.org/project/ip_login
Just in case you want to join forces.
Regards,
Hajo
Comments
Comment #1
jonfrancisskydiver commentedI didn't realize. I was about to commit the changes that we where talking about after I figured out the update_N hook code and adding the description field back in. ip_login seems to be based off of the profile module. I'll have to try it out. Thank you for letting me know.
Comment #2
melmore commentedJust wanted to add my 2cents that ip_login doesn't appear to do a few things I need which maybe ip_authenticator can?
1. Handle complex ranges like 100.100.1-100.1-100 (or atleast the value is just stored as text and there's no documentation about what pattern matching the module is doing on that value). Obviously, I could split that single range up into hundreds of smaller ranges but that only makes my second point more critical...
2. Handle multiple ranges for the same user
3. Allow a user to elect to log in using username/password to gain additional privileges even though they've been ip authenticated already
It sounds like ip_authenticator might be able to do these things. If so, I think there's still a need for this module despite the availability of ip_login.
I tried downloading the official version 6 release of ip_authenticator but it doesn't seem to match up to what you've written recently on the project page. Is an updated version coming?
Thanks!
Comment #3
hajo commentedHi,
I didn't undertand your example range.
That is possible with ip_authenticator.
This is possible as well.
There are no plans on my side to port the things I'v added to drupal 6 as I don't know the differences between 5 and 6 and I don't use drupal 6 yet. But if you're planning to do the port yourself I'll be happy to answer your questions which might arise during coding.
Regards,
Hajo