[Serusers] Web Front End to SER

[Dave]

Thanks. But are you refering to writing a module
(modparam?)? I do not want to write a module. All I
want is the my web application be able to configure
ser and provision users. So in the case I would have
two choices - user FIFO for ser management and direct
database access for database manipulation. Right?
--- Iqbal <iqbal at gigo.co.uk> wrote:
> 
> Hi
> 
> I think fifo writes to in memory DB which is read
> for things like aliases
> etc, hence if you are changing them then use fifo.
> 
> As for DB schema changing I think from the modparam
> lines you can change
> your table names etc for lookups on anything,
> (almost) which means that
> you can build you own DB structure, and then when a
> new version comes
> up, just compare the mysql.sh script used to see
> what new tables,columns
> were added.
> 
> Iqbal
> 
> On 4/27/2005, "Dave" <ddx66 at yahoo.com> wrote:
> 
> >I am thinking of implementing a web frontend to ser
> >(similar to serweb) for internal use and would
> >appreciate some feedback regarding:
> >1) Is using the FIFO the best or the only way to
> >manage SER?
> >2) From what I see, I'd need to access the database
> >directly for me to be able to add users, assign
> groups
> >or even being able to insert AVP's. But this would
> >imply modifying my code each time the database
> schema
> >were to change in the future. Is there any better
> way
> >to handle this?
> >
> >Thanks in advance.
> >
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