Topic awaiting preservation: User / Document Management

Does anyone know of a free & simple user management system that does not rely on SQL. I need something that will direct individual users to their own page or document. I do not need any automated signup or user account management but could use a admin page to set passwords and paths ect.
/FR

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PHP, Perl / CGI supported but unfortunately no ASP. I looked at a quite a few scripts on source forge, hotscripts and PHPindex and there are a few possibles but as far as i can see none that support user direction to individual pages without using SQL...

cheers

FR

found this http://rlaj.com/scripts/password/passwd-redir/ - is exactly what i was looking for, although i am having problems configuring the script for a win2003 server...

am having real issues with the paths in this script. i have used a script called pathtest.pl in the directory to double check i have the actual path and tripple checked it. When the paramaters are in double quotes i have used double slashes like \\nas04ent\\domains\\p\\prestedrealtennis\\user\\htdocs\\cgi-bin\\password.log - still tells me the script cant find the password.log file.

i thought it might be the file permissions but i cant change the chmod permissions as its a Windows server, apparently the script is designed for NT as well as unix though...

this is meant to be basic stuff - arse.

fr

Hey FatRod,

Try using single forward (/) slashes in your path. Even in double quotes Perl will be looking for a single slash. Off the top of m head, the only thing you need to escape is an @ when it's in double quotes.

~Charlie