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Please be aware that this behaviour is not valid for the authentication itself.
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The authentication will only be done against the one available resource with the highest
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priority.
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priority. When an account is only present in a backend with lower priority, it will not
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be able to authenticate when a backend with higher priority is active that does not contain
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this account.
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### Backend
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### target
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The value of the configuration key *target* defines
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The value of the configuration key *target* defines the type of authentication the described backend provides.
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The allowed values are *user* for a backend that provides user authentication or *group* for group authentication.
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## Technical description
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# Resources
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The configuration file *config/resources.ini* contains data sources that can be referenced
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in other configurations. This allows you to manage all connections to SQL databases in one
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single place, avoiding the need to edit several different configuration files, when the
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connection information of a resource change.
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in other configurations. This allows you to manage all connections to databases at one central
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place, avoiding the need to edit several different files, when the connection information of a resource change.
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## Configuration
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### db
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This resource type represents a SQL database. The property *db* defines the used sql database, which
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This resource type describes a SQL database. The property *db* defines the used database vendor, which
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could be a value like *mysql* or *pgsql*. The other properties like *host*, *password*, *username* and
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*dbname* are the connection information for the resource.
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