HI,
In relation to your answer:
*Hi,
Thanks for your time and consideration. I appreciate it.
Can you pleae explain more about below*
*If you want use twice Zend\Authentication\**AuthenticationService, look in
Zend\Authentication\Storage\**Session, you'll see in __construct, there's
an namespace parameter, change it for "Zend_Auth_Frontend" (in front) and
"Zend_Auth_Backend" obiviously for the back.
*
*I am trying to do this but not getting exactly what to do?*
You should test something like this.
use Zend\Authentication\AuthenticationService,
Zend\Authentication\Adapter,
Zend\Authentication\Storage;
//backend
$backend_auth_adapter = new Adapter\DbTable($this->getAdapter());
$backend_auth_adapter->setTableName('admin_user');
$backend_auth_adapter->setIdentityColumn('login');
$backend_auth_adapter->setCredentialColumn('password');
$backend_auth_adapter->setIdentity($login);
$backend_auth_adapter->setCredential($password);
$backend_auth = new AuthenticationService(new
Storage\Session('Zend_Auth_Backend'));
$result = $backend_auth->authenticate($backend_auth_adapter);
var_dump($result);
//Frontend
$frontend_auth_adapter = new Adapter\DbTable($this->getAdapter());
$frontend_auth_adapter->setTableName('user');
$frontend_auth_adapter->setIdentityColumn('login');
$frontend_auth_adapter->setCredentialColumn('password');
$frontend_auth_adapter->setIdentity($login);
$frontend_auth_adapter->setCredential($password);
$frontend_auth = new AuthenticationService(new
Storage\Session('Zend_Auth_Frontend'));
$result = $frontend_auth->authenticate($frontend_auth_adapter);
var_dump($result);
Cf;
https://github.com/zendframework/zf2/blob/master/library/Zend/Authentication/AuthenticationService.php//
Constructor and setStorage
https://github.com/zendframework/zf2/blob/master/library/Zend/Authentication/Storage/Session.php//Constructor
Have fun
2013/2/7 Pierre Rambaud <[email protected]>
> I only tried GotCms with Debian Wheezy and I know this is not a powerfull
> installation but if you can find something wrong I'll be happy to fix it ;)
> If you want use twice Zend\Authentication\AuthenticationService, look in
> Zend\Authentication\Storage\Session, you'll see in __construct, there's an
> namespace parameter, change it for "Zend_Auth_Frontend" (in front) and
> "Zend_Auth_Backend" obiviously for the back.
>
> Regards,
>
> 2013/2/7 vasimahmad <[email protected]>
>
> > Thanks, It seems to be good stuff with gotCMS
> >
> > I Tried with GotCMS but found some issues in installations say it have
> > completed installation steps successfully but database is not updated.
> >
> > However I tried at myend and now I am able to make admin controller/views
> > in
> > module directory itself and also understood routing concepts.
> >
> > Used ZfcAdmin module and routed admin controlloer/views to ZfcAdmin
> module.
> > This seems to me simpler at this time. (but I want to check why GotCMS
> not
> > worked properly for me)
> >
> > Still looking for how to create separaete admin and front user login and
> > session. Any inputs for this please.
> >
> >
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