Re: ACL + allow question..
Hm, no takers?
Ok, I now included *all* controllers with the other user-groups, and
that works all right. But that can't be it, really, can it?
What's the rule re what to allow here? - If I do a simple find (eg.
$this-User-Country-find('list');), do I have to include the country
controller in the allow rules?
I'm pro'ly just missing a tiny, tiny something, so if someone could
shed some light on that, I'd be overjoyed! :)
tia,
nils
On 22 Jun., 16:42, nils nils.th...@gmail.com wrote:
I'm having my acl etc all properly installed all right, but as soon as
I try to log into my site using anything apart from the holy admin
account ($this-Acl-allow($group, 'controllers');) it doesn't work.
My idea is, that this could be because my Users Model is associated
with heaps of other Tables/Models.
Could it be that I need to allow every associated model/controller
to make it work?
Please supply some clue, if you can spare any.. ;)
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Re: ACL + allow question..
Got a bit further now: it looks as if it's due to used elements (and
controllers referenced in them) that I have to allow so many
controllers..
Still: where does it start, where does it stop?
I use an element that's referencing a controller/action. Now it
*should* be enough to open up (just) that controller, no?
- But I still need to open up so many more..
C'mon Mr. Auth guru, you must be out there! Show yourself and offer
some clue, please! ;)
On 23 Jun., 09:08, nils nils.th...@gmail.com wrote:
Hm, no takers?
Ok, I now included *all* controllers with the other user-groups, and
that works all right. But that can't be it, really, can it?
What's the rule re what to allow here? - If I do a simple find (eg.
$this-User-Country-find('list');), do I have to include the country
controller in the allow rules?
I'm pro'ly just missing a tiny, tiny something, so if someone could
shed some light on that, I'd be overjoyed! :)
tia,
nils
On 22 Jun., 16:42, nils nils.th...@gmail.com wrote:
I'm having my acl etc all properly installed all right, but as soon as
I try to log into my site using anything apart from the holy admin
account ($this-Acl-allow($group, 'controllers');) it doesn't work.
My idea is, that this could be because my Users Model is associated
with heaps of other Tables/Models.
Could it be that I need to allow every associated model/controller
to make it work?
Please supply some clue, if you can spare any.. ;)
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Re: ACL + allow question..
As far as I know, Cake's ACL only has to do with controllers and
actions... nothing at all to do with models. Do you have your ARO and
ACO trees set up properly? Is controllers set as your root node?
On Jun 23, 7:07 am, nils nils.th...@gmail.com wrote:
Got a bit further now: it looks as if it's due to used elements (and
controllers referenced in them) that I have to allow so many
controllers..
Still: where does it start, where does it stop?
I use an element that's referencing a controller/action. Now it
*should* be enough to open up (just) that controller, no?
- But I still need to open up so many more..
C'mon Mr. Auth guru, you must be out there! Show yourself and offer
some clue, please! ;)
On 23 Jun., 09:08, nils nils.th...@gmail.com wrote:
Hm, no takers?
Ok, I now included *all* controllers with the other user-groups, and
that works all right. But that can't be it, really, can it?
What's the rule re what to allow here? - If I do a simple find (eg.
$this-User-Country-find('list');), do I have to include the country
controller in the allow rules?
I'm pro'ly just missing a tiny, tiny something, so if someone could
shed some light on that, I'd be overjoyed! :)
tia,
nils
On 22 Jun., 16:42, nils nils.th...@gmail.com wrote:
I'm having my acl etc all properly installed all right, but as soon as
I try to log into my site using anything apart from the holy admin
account ($this-Acl-allow($group, 'controllers');) it doesn't work.
My idea is, that this could be because my Users Model is associated
with heaps of other Tables/Models.
Could it be that I need to allow every associated model/controller
to make it work?
Please supply some clue, if you can spare any.. ;)
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