Summary.Net Archives
 
[Date Prev][Date Next][Thread Prev][Thread Next][Date Index][Thread Index]

Re: [Summary-Talk] Identifier vs Username Passwords



I am running 2.5.3 on OSX client.

I normally put username and passwords on all the reports and was passing 
the username and password through the URL as a link in our clients 
control panel. I have been getting complaints that the URLs are no 
longer working with Internet Explorer 6.0 (all other browsers seem to 
work fine safari, netscapae, firefox etc). So instead of using username 
and passwords I thought I could erase them and place in identifiers to 
access the reports as in http://www.domain.com:9000/~client. Now when I 
tested this for one client another client called and said that the 
report that I just changed showed up in his Available Overviews which is 
username/password protected.

My question is can I get away from username and passwords and use
identifiers to access the reports?

Kerry


In our last exciting episode on 1/31/05 11:30 PM, Jason Linhart at
jason@summary.net wrote:

> Could you be more specific in your question? Which specific Summary
> features are you using and what exactly is it that is showing up when
> you don't expect it to, and exactly where is it showing up and why do
> you think that it shouldn't?
> 
> Thanks
> Jason
> 
> 
> Kerry Brys wrote:
>> I was experimenting using identifiers instead of user name and passwords
>> to access reports but I am seeing the reports that I setup with
>> identifiers are showing up in reports that are password protected.
>> 
>> Am I doing this wrong? Can you use identifiers with out username and
>> passwords?
-------------
Go to <http://summary.net/list.html> to update subscription info.