Rudimentary account support needs to be considered. Something like using the /etc/passwd and /etc/shadow files on UNIX systems. But, do flat file account storages scale? LDAP support could be considered.
An administrator account could list current accounts, number of encrypted notes in the DB, IP addresses creating notes, spam prevention, logging, and other stuffs. Reading notes, at least in the web interface however, should probably not be allowed.
Rudimentary account support needs to be considered. Something like using the /etc/passwd and /etc/shadow files on UNIX systems. But, do flat file account storages scale? LDAP support could be considered.
An administrator account could list current accounts, number of encrypted notes in the DB, IP addresses creating notes, spam prevention, logging, and other stuffs. Reading notes, at least in the web interface however, should probably not be allowed.