Please clarify what you mean by maintenance?
- updating the site scripts?
- updating the database?
- other?
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You can look into
https://github.com/awebdeveloper/cakephp-maintenance-mode
On Tuesday, 6 September 2011 01:15:20 UTC+5:30, Xoubaman wrote:
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> I'm trying to implement a system to disable the site temporaly for
> maintenance purposes or whatever. If the site is disabled, only logged
> users can
This solution is simple and works fine for me.
http://perishablepress.com/press/2010/05/19/htaccess-redirect-maintenance-page-site-updates/
On Sep 5, 9:45 pm, Xoubaman wrote:
> I'm trying to implement a system to disable the site temporaly for
> maintenance purposes or whatever. If the site is d
I like this idea.
On Sep 13, 7:25 pm, Juan Basso wrote:
> You can use a non-cake solution that is use htaccess (or any rewrite
> rule from different http server) that check if file app/webroot/
> maintenance.html is present. If is there, show the file to any
> request. So you can delete/create/re
You can use a non-cake solution that is use htaccess (or any rewrite
rule from different http server) that check if file app/webroot/
maintenance.html is present. If is there, show the file to any
request. So you can delete/create/rename the maintenance file to
enable/disable. Faster :)
Juan Bass
I have a boolean set in my AppController to enable/disable the site.
If the site is disabled, I run $this->cakeError('maintenance') to send
the user to a custom error page explaining that the site is down for
maintenance.
I also use a .lock file in the webroot to automatically disable the
site whe
I mean is my second option. I'm Spanish and made a literal translation of a
Spanish expression, maybe it isn't correct in English.
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can u explain me that what is B plan
On Sat, Sep 10, 2011 at 1:51 AM, Xoubaman wrote:
> Ip ranges is my B plan, but could be a problem with non-tech skilled admin
> users login from dinamic ips.
>
> I will come to this point later, so thanks for the answers, hope I can find
> a good solution.
>
Ip ranges is my B plan, but could be a problem with non-tech skilled admin
users login from dinamic ips.
I will come to this point later, so thanks for the answers, hope I can find
a good solution.
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You could restrict it by client ip so that only the blessed ones can
connect from a specific set of ip's to the login page.
Then you don't have to worry about a secret url you can do the check
on the client ip in App_controller and allow/deny and redirect with
normal cake process before they ever s
I want that, when site is disabled, nobody will reach the login form
whatever they do, unless the blessed ones who know the secret-and-only-path
to do so. If everytime an user try to do some action that requires to be
logged in, he's redirected to log in screen, the site won't look really
disab
Why a secret url?
It could be just check if it's maintenance and if user is logged in.
If not, redirect to login action.
If your login action is too secret:
You also need an maintenance switch (which should be also in DB, if
you're switching to maintenance by editing files then you can edit
secret
Quickly off the top of my head I would set a boolean variable in my
App Controller (which could be served from database via a EAV style
settings model) then depending on the value you could override $this-
>Auth->allow(); declarations and maybe $this->Auth->loginScope(); if
you only wanted particul
I'm trying to implement a system to disable the site temporaly for
maintenance purposes or whatever. If the site is disabled, only logged users
can navigate through it, non-logged users are redirected to a "Site under
maintenance" layout.
Currently (o "As of now"), my approach is to allow a "se
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