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Post From: DLL Authorization Checks (UserServiceLevel)
| [2023-01-21 17:52:37] |
| SavantTrader - Posts: 109 |
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I'd like to add UserServiceLevel to my existing implementation of UserAllowed checks. Can someone familiar with UserServiceLevel help me complete this implementation: // check authorization to run our DLL int ServiceLevel = 0x16; if (sc.IsUserAllowedForSCDLLName == false || sc.DLLNameUserServiceLevel != ServiceLevel) { if(sc.Index == 0) { // only pollute logfile once, at start SCString pre = "You are not authorized to use this amazing study. Contact "; sc.AddMessageToLog( pre + ContactEmail + " to discuss authorization.",1); } return; } Specifically, can someone tell me: 1) Should I use an unsigned long for ServiceLevel? 2) Is my "all in one" implementation logic correct? 3) If I wanted items with ServiceLevel = 0 to always bypass this, but with a valid registered user still required, is there a (code) clean way to implement the logic? 4) What's the easiest way to implement bitmask user levels? Thank you! Date Time Of Last Edit: 2023-01-21 18:24:13
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