Eric,
> Well it looks like that is going to be the plan then. I am going to
> replicate our user table into the eventum DB, and access it
> from there.
> What ends up being really cool, is it looks like I will be
> able to sync web
> passwords for other things, with the eventum passwords.
> Speaking of which,
> what is used to encrypt passwords in eventum? I can't tell by
> looking at
> the DB data.
We use md5() for the eventum passwords.
> I can also do a bunch of other things with the
> API now that I
> didn't see at first. This was really a smart way to go, right
> now I am
> happy you didn't just plug in some minimal CRM support. It is
> MUCH better
> for us this way, even if it is a fair bit more work.
>
I'm glad you feel this way. We think it is better this way as well :)
--Joao
