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php Programming Glossary: failed_logins

How can I throttle user login attempts in PHP

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2090910/how-can-i-throttle-user-login-attempts-in-php

and associating them to a timestamp perhaps CREATE TABLE failed_logins id INT 11 UNSIGNED NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT PRIMARY KEY username.. an unsigned integer. # example of insertion INSERT INTO failed_logins SET username 'example' ip_address INET_ATON '192.168.0.1' attempted.. You should base this on statistical data pulled from your failed_logins table as it will change over time based on the number of users..

Limiting the number of failed login attemps

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6357609/limiting-the-number-of-failed-login-attemps

if row 'IP_address' ip New ip adress reset failed logins failed_logins 0 else Increment failed logins failed_logins row 'Failed_logins'.. logins failed_logins 0 else Increment failed logins failed_logins row 'Failed_logins' 1 mysql_query 'UPDATE Users SET Failed_logins.. 1 mysql_query 'UPDATE Users SET Failed_logins '. failed_logins.' IP_address '. ip.' WHERE id '. row 'id' .' ' End check Failed_logins..