Right on. That makes a big difference.
Sorry for being a boor!
Denise Babin wrote:
It depends on how your users authenticate. We use user names and
passwords assigned by us and stored in a password file on EZProxy--in
other words, passwords we already know. This would help us to know if
users are using an incorrect password.
Certainly if you are authenticating using LDAP or other external
authentication, it would be way out of line to capture passwords, and I
hope unfeasible.
Grant Johnson wrote:
My two cents worth?
Capturing userid's for tracking usage abuse is one thing.
However - I know my users wouldn't like me capturing their passwords.
I have been asked if I could do this.
I indicated that I could but that I wouldn't.
Payne, Emil wrote:
Hi,
Anyone know if there is a way to configure Ezproxy so that whenever
there is an incorrect logon that it will display the user name and
password within the message/status window? I already have it setup
to display that information in a log file. Also, could the
message/status window be refreshed on a daily basis?
Thanks,
*Emil G. Payne*
Library Technology Coordinator
Columbia College Chicago Library
epayne@xxxxxxxxx
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