8 projects tagged "user management"
Auxrames is a Web-based PHP tool that allows human resources management. It is designed to manage a team with lot of tasks. You can see holidays (yellow), non-working time (purple), and tasks (green, depending on the workload percents). You can perform user management, import users from your LDAP and possibly AD, and set different groups. Each of your team members can be allocated to one or more groups. You can decide to always display a user even if he has no tasks, so as not to forget him.
HN_htusers is a PHP class to manage users and groups in Apache Web server environments, with optional extra information for users. It uses Apache-style MD5-crypt passwords. It uses built-in CSS styles. Validation (min-max length, allowed characters) is built-in for all entries. The locking mechanism is robust. It includes examples of how to test your setup, how to embed a dynamic form for changing passwords into existing HTML code, using HTTP-Auth with .htaccess files in directories, and using HTTP-Auth without .htaccess files but with PHP.
The uFlex class can be used to manage registrations and authenticate users with records in a MySQL database. It can perform several types of operations with registered users of a site. Currently, it can create or update registered user records, activate user accounts, reset passwords, authenticate a user and start a login session, end a login session, and automatically login. As its name implies, the class is very flexible as you can add, modify, and validate any field in the registration and updating process.
Inkblot Auth is a class that can authenticate users by showing them inkblot images. It can associate a given user password with a list of inkblot images. The user chooses the password after seeing a list of inkblots and types in what those inkblots look like. The class can authenticate the user after showing him the same inkblots in a random order and asking the user to type in what those inkblots look like.
The Clacks Framework enables implementators to abstractly manage infrastructure entities, such as users, groups, machines and structure items. These are freely defineable and mappable to various backends like LDAP or MongoDB. Additionally it can handle joined clients, collect inventory data, and manage these clients in various ways. All information, API, and events are exposed on an AMQP message bus, and can be used by shell scripts, Web GUIs, etc.