DBI user backend

• Presentation
• Configuration
  • Connection
  • Schema
  • Attributes
• See also

Presentation

You can use any database to collect attributes from authenticated user. All these attributes should be in only one table.

Configuration

All configuration is done in Manager, in DBI parameters. First, choose "DBI" as user module.

Connection

Set how to reach the database:

• dbiUserChain: connection chain, example: dbi:mysql:database=lemonldapng;host=localhost
• dbiUserUser: connection user, example: admin
• dbiUserPassword: connection password, example: secret

If you already use DBI as authentication backend, you can rely on its configuration and let previous parameters empty.

Schema

Describe your database:

• dbiUserTable: table name where to find user attributes
• userPivot: column associated with user login

If you already use DBI as authentication backend, you can rely on its configuration and let previous parameters empty (it will use the same table as authentication table).

Attributes

Edit exported attributes to map local variables with column names.

See also

• Auth DBI
• Password DBDBI