PostNuke

Example : user One just can see default module + module A, B, D; and user Two just can see default module + module B, C, F.
Between user One and Two have different 'user level'. And each moduls have visibility level like default, level 1, level 2, ..., related to user level.
Default is meaning all user can see this modul, level 1 is meaning that user have level 1 or more can see it, and etc...
There is my idea for Developer Team.
Thanks for your attention

I am running an intranet with over 700 users. These users have a name and a password (we are using phpsecurepages as password authentification, btw).

How can I get theses users into Postnuke without having to enter them one by one? My dream was to sql-dump them. But as the passwords are md5 encrypted, this nolonger works.

Does anybody have any ideas? I would love to disable the md5 feature cause our project really doesn't need it.

Thanks for any useful hints on this one !!!

Footnote: 1

http://www.linuxmax.net
FoxServ Senior Dev team Member and one of PostNuke's many fans and supporters
LinuxMAX came under the e-mail flaming of many postnuke users for
"stealing" PostNuke code.

So after a long talk with LinuxMAX he sent me a copy of the
source code to his product and I can attest to the fact that none of the source
code in his product is from the PostNuke CMS. I also went and reviewed his
description of his product and suggested some minor re-wording so as to dissolve
any confusion the public in general is having about his product.

Summary:

EwdiPublish is a legit product that uses ideas drawn from the
owner's usage of the Postnuke System but NONE of the Source Code.

When describing your commercial script always get somebody to
proof your work.

New Description: Backed by MySQL database, EwdiPublish
is a news publishing system that can handle a heavy load of traffic. Some of its
features include: Multiple Pages Support for articles and Special Sections,
Multiple Category or Channel, Submission Form for public user to contribute
news, Survey manager, Syndications and XML backend, Featured Article, and
Special Sections. EwdiPublish is available for lower pricing on Non-Profit
Organizations and students. This script was inspired by a very popular
OpenSource CMS called PostNuke. *note none of the PostNuke Source Code was
used in this product.