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#188418 08/24/2001 9:01 AM
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Hello!

Is there a way to hack the UBB to allow for NT Authentication? My company wants to use UBB, but tie it in with NT Login accounts (not using UBB's default login scheme.) I don't see support for it natively, but I see that v6.0 is modularized, so it may be possible to make it happen. Has anyone tackled this one yet?

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#188419 08/24/2001 9:31 AM
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Use UBB 6.1.0.

Replace or suplement sub OpenProfile and WriteMemberProfile.

Look into Win32::AuthenticateUser and Win32::NetAdmin


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#188420 08/24/2001 9:41 AM
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I don't know Perl well, but as long as you are on NT, you can use ASP, which is a good idiot language for people like me smile Heh! I've programmed in several languages over the years, but I can never seem to learn Perl (could be that I've known the others since I was a kind, now at 30 I'm way too old to be learning new crap smile ).

I use a product called ASPUser (which ironically enough, I believe can be gotten at aspuser.com). I use this for quite a bit of NT validation work and did something very similar to this. I also do the reverse and use the UBB members list to password protect databases and otherwise in ASP.

You can use ASP with this software to hand-build the member files with ease (hmmm...I've got a library somewhere...though not sure if its going to work with UBB6...I only verify against my 6 board). If it were me, I'd remove all the registration / login features from the UBB...which ya can do from the control panel. Set up the ASP to build these files with some large hashed password (you don't want anyone learning the passes - though they can probably do that through the cookie file as its in fricken plain text...what the hell were they thinking).

From here, it would be VERY simple to do. Practically no hacking to the UBB itself (maybe can do it with none at all)...just have ASP file build out cookies for the login and forward ya on to the board before signing in.

I'm probably not any more help on this subject other than a few hints, but I hope this helps smile


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#188421 08/27/2001 8:13 AM
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Thanks to both of you! You've certainly given me a reason to continue with this request I've been given! I'll explore both options and see how it comes out.

I'm not a wiz with Perl either, but I'm 25, so maybe I can still learn it, you think? smile


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