Phosphorus and Lime

After some difficulties in trying to integrate a PHP/MySQL login library using the shared SSL certificate on a cheap, shared host, I started thinking about ways to implement a login class that didn't require SSL but would still not send sensitive info in the clear. I googled the terms "php javascript login hash" and found this page:

PHP - Implementing Secure Login with PHP, JavaScript, and Sessions (without SSL)

The same basic idea -- even uses the JS md5 library I had used in my mushpup site. Mine would be a little different in that it would query a SQL database, raising questions about the compatability of the JS md5 function and MySQL's.

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After a few tweaks to its editing and publishing engines, the Sonnet Monkiad (the first epic poem of the internet age written by a digital monkey dictating to a virtual editor publishing to a blog), is now running more or less smoothly. The plan is for it to steadily evolve and go on forever.

You can follow the post-epic epic here:

sonnetmonkiad.blogspot.com

The bloggerstack project has been updated to reflect the changes following the blogger re-release. More information on bloggerstack and how you can use it to edit your blog template are available at the bloggerstack blog and google project page.