https://community.jforum.net/posts/list/5.page JForum - http://www.jforum.net https://community.jforum.net/posts/preList/132/501.page https://community.jforum.net/posts/preList/132/501.page GMT If you remain keeping two users tables, one for your application, the other for JForum, then SSO would do the trick.
You can use your application user's username to login JForum by implementing JForum SSO.
See this post http://jforum.andowson.com/posts/list/35.page as a reference.

If you just want to keep one users table for both your application and JForum, then you can keep jforum_users table
and add new columns into jforum_users for your applications.]]> https://community.jforum.net/posts/preList/132/502.page https://community.jforum.net/posts/preList/132/502.page GMT https://community.jforum.net/posts/preList/132/503.page https://community.jforum.net/posts/preList/132/503.page GMT If nothing went wrong, then you have succeeded.
:wink:]]> https://community.jforum.net/posts/preList/132/504.page https://community.jforum.net/posts/preList/132/504.page GMT https://community.jforum.net/posts/preList/132/505.page https://community.jforum.net/posts/preList/132/505.page GMT 2.Restart JForum and check if /tmp has jforum.log there.]]> https://community.jforum.net/posts/preList/132/509.page https://community.jforum.net/posts/preList/132/509.page GMT