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snaayk
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Posted - 17 November 2003 :  13:14:52  Show Profile  Visit snaayk's Homepage  Send snaayk an AOL message  Send snaayk an ICQ Message  Send snaayk a Yahoo! Message
Has anyone put any thought into the method they would use to integrate a .Net site with Snitz. I have started building a site in .Net; as I consider the different ways to best integrtae the two I have thought up so solutions, but none that I'm happy with.

The idea would be to have the snitz integrated into existing (or will be existing) architecture. Share logins (cookie,sessions) and members table.

MRWebmaster
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Posted - 29 March 2004 :  00:34:39  Show Profile  Visit MRWebmaster's Homepage
You can't share classic ASP session state with ASP.NET session state. So, you might run into issues there.

I'm thinking of "sharing" the members table of snitz with a single sign-on type thing with the rest of my website.

I know what you want to do and I've been thinking the same thing - just haven't tackled it yet.

Matt Brown, MCP
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pax
Starting Member

USA
3 Posts

Posted - 11 May 2004 :  00:27:37  Show Profile
Along these lines: What I'm looking for is the salt used with the SHA256 hash of the user passwords. (It's all in inc_sha256.asp) I can't read VBScript very well, so looking at the implementation of it didn't help me.

I've got some C# code (it's incredibly easy in C#) that will do SHA256 hashing, but without the salt I won't (and don't) get the same hash.

The idea is to be able to accept a user name and password in other applications (including web pages) and verify their credentials via the forum tables.

So, can anyone help?

Thanks in advance,

Pax
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pax
Starting Member

USA
3 Posts

Posted - 11 May 2004 :  00:48:22  Show Profile
Nevermind, I searched the forum and got my answer. Thanks all!

(The answer is here: http://forum.snitz.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=45205)
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