thanks, it was really helpful ...
On Apr 15, 10:51 am, yodi y...@yodi.web.id wrote:
In my ways using ACL, i'm create 2 function in Controller, example :
function usersWrite() and function adminWrite(). Then we can set :
$this-Auth-mapActions(array('usersWrite'='read'));
if($this-Acl-check
Hi All,
I'm setting up Auth and ACL on a site, to manage access to the admin area,
and I'm just looking for clarification. I've been looking at the Simple Acl
controlled Application in the example applications section of the manual,
and also the Access Control Lists bit (under Core Components
Hello all bakers,
I've used ACL many times before, but with a new site I have a problem
that can be solved manually but I want to do it in ACL way (if any).
Let's say I have a posts table, in posts table there is 'id', 'title',
'body' and 'notes', I want to give the user only the ability
On Apr 10, 8:50 pm, djXternal trobr...@gmail.com wrote:
I have finally managed to get my ACL working, realized I was having
issues using UUID's, now the super user can access everything fine
when logged in and logout. But users with privledges lesser than that
user, who do now have access
i guess the theoretical limit on a 32bit system is 4,294,967,296
(2^32), but my first question would be do you need unlimited groups,
or unlimited roles? roles being the classification of user where
actual ACL permissions are attached (role a can access the
users::add method, but role b
I have the tables: Users, Groups, and GroupsUsers. Users belongToMany
Groups. I'm using ACL to manage Users (aros) having crud access to
Groups (acos) and individual Users (acos).
For example User.1 belongs to Group.A and Group.B and has create/read/
update to Group.A. User.2 belongs to Group.A
Thank you jmcneese for showing me an alternative to the cake's ACL.
Your articles help me understand weaknesses of ACL when used to
safeguard records. It's was interesting to see immediate attentions/
reactions from the core developers on those articles as well.
One problem (in my case
I have finally managed to get my ACL working, realized I was having
issues using UUID's, now the super user can access everything fine
when logged in and logout. But users with privledges lesser than that
user, who do now have access to the 'Users' controller cannot logout.
When I go to /Users
Hey everyone I have been following the tutorial on setting up an ACL
system, and everything has gone well until I got the the section on
setting permissions: http://book.cakephp.org/view/648/Setting-up-permissions
I put in the initDb() code they give you there, but when I try and
load the page
I'm rebuilding the admin part of a legacy application which has
multiple account types and multiple levels of authority and I’m
thinking using ACL and seeking some advice. Here are some background:
The application needs to handle 4 types of accounts
1-Administrators
2-ContentManagers
3
I believe the proper MVC way to do it is to do the check in your
controller and set the variables for you view. So in your controller
you might have something like this:
if ($this-Acl-check(your acl info)) {
$this-set('admin', true);
}
Then in your view you would simple check the $admin
using ACL and seeking some advice. Here are some background:
The application needs to handle 4 types of accounts
1-Administrators
2-ContentManagers
3-SiteModerators
4-Authors
and several types of resources:
- Content
- Report
Levels of accounts and rules are as followed:
Administrators
Similiar to what I had in mind, thanks for the input nevertheless :)
*thumbs up*
Jacek
Stinkbug pisze:
I believe the proper MVC way to do it is to do the check in your
controller and set the variables for you view. So in your controller
you might have something like this:
if ($this-Acl
in:
groups controller:
$group_aro = $this-Acl-Aro-find(
'first',
array(
'conditions' = array(
'model' = 'Group',
'foreign_key' = $group_id
),
'recursive' = -1
)
);
$volume_nodes
Hey guys,
I hope someone can give me some hints; this problem has had me stumped
for quite some while now. I'm sort of new to CakePHP. I'm trying to
set up my own application using ACL. I've read all of the tutorials at
the Cookbook, and I'm pretty sure I followed them correctly. I have my
-Original Message-
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Sent: April-06-09 2:07 AM
To: CakePHP
Subject: Woes of ACL
Hey guys,
I've been trying to solve an issue with ACL for two days now, but I just
can't find any answers.
Basically I'm trying to set up an application to work
hi
how can i check for group id and redirect after login to admin site
and if it was a member then public member area.
I have same login section for both Admin and members.
I am trying to do something like this.
if($this-Auth-user('group_id')== 5){
$this-Auth-loginRedirect =
Hey guys,
I've been trying to solve an issue with ACL for two days now, but I
just can't find any answers.
Basically I'm trying to set up an application to work with Auth and
Acl. I followed the tutorials in the Cookbook - I created the database
tables, all of the ACOs and AROs are created
i have solved this issue like this
if($this-Auth-user('group_id')== 5){
$this-redirect(array('controller'='admin/categories',
'action'='add'));
}
else if($this-Auth-user('group_id')== 6){
$this-redirect(array('controller'='Pages', 'action'='display'));
}
but it more looks like a hack as its not
Hello all,
just happily finished setup of group-based ACL in my app, thanks to
brilliant tutorial on Cake site.
Nevertheless, despite looking around I haven't found any way (known to a
noob like me) to use a function similiar to $this-Acl-check() in View,
for, say, hiding certain sections
')))
{
// what user is trying to access
$page = $this-params['controller'] . '/' .
$this-params
['action'];
// check if user can access page.
if (!$this-Acl-check(array('User' = $this-userId),
$page
:
$aroAlias = User::.$userid;
$acoAlias = Supplier::.$id;
if ($this-Acl-check($aroAlias, $acoAlias, 'update'))
{
$this-set('supplier',
$this-Supplier-read(null, $id
I have a model, Volume, for which I want to limit access from Group,
using record-level ACL. Volume is also stored using MPTT
(TreeBehavior). So far, I've been able to create the entries in aros,
acos, aros_acos.
Now, what I need to do is figure out a way to display the Volume tree
(easy
hi all
I have searched alot and everybody is discouraging to use both admin
routing + acl at a time.
Can anybody tell me how can i access admin_xxx if a group is valid for
it.
Thanks
Atta
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;
$acoAlias = Supplier::.$id;
if ($this-Acl-check($aroAlias, $acoAlias, 'update'))
{
$this-set('supplier',
$this-Supplier-read(null, $id));
if (!empty($this-data
Eddie ollit...@gmail.com wrote:
Yes if you read the ACL section of the manual it clearly states to use
null for the top level group.
It is advisable in my opinion to make one group 'entire_site' and give
yourself unfettered access without having to declare things
individually. THis group would
Some guy left a comment on a blog that said that I shouldn't be using
CakePHP, because its use of ACL is very antiquated. The guy was
obviously trying to promote his own PHP framework that uses RABC
instead. After reading about RABC, though, I'm having a bit of a hard
time understanding
on a blog that said that I shouldn't be using
CakePHP, because its use of ACL is very antiquated. The guy was
obviously trying to promote his own PHP framework that uses RABC
instead. After reading about RABC, though, I'm having a bit of a hard
time understanding the difference between RABC
Yes if you read the ACL section of the manual it clearly states to use
null for the top level group.
It is advisable in my opinion to make one group 'entire_site' and give
yourself unfettered access without having to declare things
individually. THis group would have a parent id of nul
, Smelly Eddie ollit...@gmail.com wrote:
Yes if you read the ACL section of the manual it clearly states to use
null for the top level group.
It is advisable in my opinion to make one group 'entire_site' and give
yourself unfettered access without having to declare things
individually
Can someone help me understand how / if possible to define individual user
permissions using ACL? Is there a good site that explains it? I read thru
the Lord of the Rings and see you can define the permissions by hard coding
it. But for my application the permissions need to be created / deleted
Maybe ACL isn't really needed for this. You could have a users_courses
table that defined the cut-off date.
On Sat, Mar 28, 2009 at 3:49 PM, Dave Maharaj :: WidePixels.com
d...@widepixels.com wrote:
Can someone help me understand how / if possible to define individual user
permissions using
Hi, have you looked at
http://book.cakephp.org/view/641/Simple-Acl-controlled-Application.
I think it might just be what you need to understand a way to do so,
that one actions oriented but you could use that concept for your
needs. Good luck
For nested groups, you should read this post:
http://edwardawebb.com/programming/php-programming/cakephp/nested-trees-cakephp
In ACL, I (personnaly) think it's a good idea to have a ROOT group,
even if you don't use it now, maybe later ;)
If you don't want one, a NULL value should suffice
, 2009 at 5:27 AM, djiize seb.jou...@free.fr wrote:
For nested groups, you should read this post:
http://edwardawebb.com/programming/php-programming/cakephp/nested-trees-cakephp
In ACL, I (personnaly) think it's a good idea to have a ROOT group,
even if you don't use it now, maybe later ;)
If you
I need to have nested groups, so the table has a parent_id column.
But, should top-level groups have a NULL parent_id? Or would there
have to be a ROOT group, so to speak? I'm having a real hard time
sorting all this out.
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On Mar 24, 7:53 am, James K james.m.k...@gmail.com wrote:
Unless you need the ability to have fine grained, unique permissions
on a per-user basis, then I would avoid entering your users into the
ARO table (like most ACL tutorials suggest). Instead add your roles to
the ARO table
of
filtering by organization ID.
Can the CakePHP ACL give me that kind of flexibility? Can a user have
different rights to the same database tables depending on which
organization they are currently working as?
This may be confusing so if anyone needs me to clarify please let me
know.
Thanks
ACL can give you all the flexibility you need really.
This seems like a straight forward solution.
If I, eddie, am an Admin for Loco's Tacos, but only a user for Mary's
Margaritas, then you can give me permissions as such.
allow eddie CRUD rights on Employee records for locos tacos
allow
for a very
efficient solution.
On Mar 24, 7:53 am, James K james.m.k...@gmail.com wrote:
Unless you need the ability to have fine grained, unique permissions
on a per-user basis, then I would avoid entering your users into the
ARO table (like most ACL tutorials suggest). Instead add your roles
Hello
I'm moving from 1.1 to 1.2 and want to set up a whole user
registration system using ACL. I went through the tutorial, but am
very interested in seeing a proper implementation of user control
instead of coming up with a naive implementation. Does anyone have any
suggestions at source
I understand using ACL to grant, revoke, check, etc on a specific ACO.
My curiosity is how to list all IDs of a particular model I have
access to.
So it there is a user named Fee (ARO). And I grant Fee access to read
the following items (ACOs) Ship, Paper, Milly.
Is there a simple means
',
'recursive' = 1,
'conditions' = array(
'Aro.id' = $this-Session-read
('Auth.User.id')
)
)
);
On Mar 22, 11:13 pm, Smelly_Eddie ollit...@gmail.com wrote:
I understand using ACL to grant, revoke, check, etc
('Auth.User.id')
)
)
);
make sure you put var $uses = array('ArosAco') in your controller.
and
On Mar 22, 11:13 pm, Smelly_Eddie ollit...@gmail.com wrote:
I understand using ACL to grant, revoke, check, etc on a specific ACO.
My curiosity is how
')
)
)
);
make sure you put var $uses = array('ArosAco') in your controller.
and
On Mar 22, 11:13 pm, Smelly_Eddie ollit...@gmail.com wrote:
I understand using ACL to grant, revoke, check, etc on a specific ACO.
My curiosity is how to list all IDs of a particular model
Hi,
i made the example with the acl from
http://book.cakephp.org/view/467/Defining-Permissions-Cake-s-Database-ACL
and i have the following warning :
Warning (512): DbAcl::check() - Failed ARO/ACO node lookup in
permissions check. Node references:
Aro: warriors/Aragorn
Aco: Weapons [CORE/cake
I have been reading more into ACL and with help from the Cake Group it is
making more sense so I thank you!
I have a question I was hoping for some advice on.
My idea involves 2 Groups of Users which have no direct access with each
other initially.
Where say AGENTS belong to a GROUP
What brian is suggesting is the following:
1. Right not your ARO (requester) is a User, which forces you to
distinguish between students and teachers
2. If you make Teacher an ARO and Student another ARO, you eliminate
that problem (this is easily done with ACL)
On Mar 16, 3:12 am, Dave Maharaj
and STUDENT
based on user_id
USER MODEL:
var $actsAs = array('Acl' = array('requester'));
function parentNode() {
if (!$this-id empty($this-data)) {
return null;
}
$data = $this-data;
if (empty($this-data)) {
$data
and his TEACHER USER_ID is the USER ID =
38 (create both the USER and TEACHER at the same time).
Now as it stands I have no problem using ACL, AUTH all logging in perfect
and allowed actions and all that good stuff as it is supposed to. But when
it comes to the view edit delete actions I want to allow
So I have finally broken down in my stubborn ways and agreed to accept
Cake's Acl component. After walking through the manual I believe it
will make it into all my future sites.
The trouble I am having is to add it to one of my old sites. I am not
looking for technical advice so much
USER_ID). So when either signs up it creates a
USER and a TEACHER or STUDENT with the USER_ID being the USER ID.
I chose to break the USERS for the TEACHERS and STUDENT because the profiles
are completely different and have different validation criteria.
Now when add the Auth and ACL I want to now
for the TEACHERS and STUDENT because the profiles
are completely different and have different validation criteria.
Now when add the Auth and ACL I want to now set it so the TEACHER or STUDENT
can edit their own contributions to the site. Where I am finding the
headache is when checking to see if the user
Yes that is correct. Both the TEACHERS and STUDENTS have a user_id field
which is the USER ID.
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From: brian [mailto:bally.z...@gmail.com]
Sent: March-15-09 10:20 PM
To: cake-php@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: Users with ACL problem
But Teacher should also have
that is correct. Both the TEACHERS and STUDENTS have a user_id field
which is the USER ID.
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From: brian [mailto:bally.z...@gmail.com]
Sent: March-15-09 10:20 PM
To: cake-php@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: Users with ACL problem
But Teacher should also have a user_id
Over my head...this is my first attempt using Cake and with ACL and AUTH and
everything else its just overwhelming... So I am not even sure what your
trying to explain to me. Forgive my rookie aspect. Still trying to figure
out the contain message you sent to me.
When you want to list your
I am trying to code a system with 3 different user levels, admin,
technicians, and clients. They all have logins and will use the users
controller. My question is a philosophical one, not a technical one.
So I have the technicians and clients, for the most part they are
similar, but they will be
appreciated, thanks.
Whether you use ACL or not, I'd recommend that you create models for
each of these. You can put all of the common stuff (esp. username
password). How you then associate User with the other models depends
on what you want to do and your preferences, as there are a couple of
options
, thanks.
Whether you use ACL or not, I'd recommend that you create models for
each of these. You can put all of the common stuff (esp. username
password). How you then associate User with the other models depends
on what you want to do and your preferences, as there are a couple of
options
I've been grinding away with ACL on a project, and I'm running into
what appears to be a bug with the ACL code and dbo_mssql.php.
Basically inserting new aco records fail due to cake generating
incorrect SQL code (it puts single quotes around a NULL, thus
inserting the string NULL, not NULL
change the
last part to strtolower($data) == 'null' to catch any form of NULL
instead.
On Mar 11, 9:04 am, George geo...@hakumei.net wrote:
I've been grinding away with ACL on a project, and I'm running into
what appears to be a bug with the ACL code and dbo_mssql.php.
Basically inserting new aco
getting ACL to function properly. Everything works
as long as you are logged in. However, now I want to dynamically
create a user when they register (i.e. they aren't logged in). So I
create the user (that works) and then create a realm (a realm is
requester for ACL and basically maps users
Is it possible to set an ACO on specific rows? As an example, if I
have an Item table, could I have some Groups be able to read Item.43,
while not Item.44? Same goes for other CRUD operations. A lot of the
ACL information I've been seeing suggests that I can do this, but I
haven't seen any
Thanks for posting all this. I've just started--yesterday--trying to
work out how to go about something similar. I haven't used ACL at all
and I was really confused about row-level access. It looks like I'll
be able to adapt your code for my use. The one big difference is that
I'll need
I have been reading more into ACL in the Cookbook and have been making
changes to the application I have been working on. I see in the cookbook:
Fellowship of the Ring
(Deny: all)
* Warriors
(Allow: Weapons, Ale, Elven Rations, Salted Pork)
* Aragorn
(Allow: Diplomacy
I am having trouble getting ACL to function properly. Everything works
as long as you are logged in. However, now I want to dynamically
create a user when they register (i.e. they aren't logged in). So I
create the user (that works) and then create a realm (a realm is
requester for ACL
I am getting a really strange behavior and I cannot figure out how to
debug it.
I have my ACL component setup as so:
- controller
- ACO's are realms a user is part of (permissions are given by realm)
This works great when I add/modify through the admin routines auto
generated. However, I now
they are
related somehow.
On Mar 9, 12:30 am, Fred fb...@multiply.it wrote:
I am getting a really strange behavior and I cannot figure out how to
debug it.
I have my ACL component setup as so:
- controller
- ACO's are realms a user is part of (permissions are given by realm)
This works great
Wondering if I could get some general feed back on what would be the
best way to set up ACL with a situation like this.
Education site basically.
A User signs up and during registration they select they teaching
professional level ( Pre-School thru Grade 12 each with a value in the
database 1-13
('Created Aco node: %s/%s/%s',
$root_alias, $volume['Volume']['number'], $paper['Paper']['slug']));
$this-Acl-Aco-create();
$row = array('parent_id' = $parent_id, 'foreign_key'
= $paper['Paper']['id'], 'model' = 'Paper', 'alias' = $paper
['Paper']['slug
');
$nodes = $this-Acl-Aro-findByForeignKeyAndModel($user_id,
'User');
foreach ($nodes['Aco'] as $node) {
if ($node['model'] === 'Paper') {
$papers[] = $node['foreign_key'];
}
// Get children from volumes
if ($node['model
Hello,
I need to do some additional row level ACL access control for two of
my models.
My system has the following groups: admins, editors, authors and
users.
I'm restricting access to my controller actions using the Auth
component, via $this-Auth-authorize = 'actions'.
At the moment, my
in creating the admin pages, but I was wondering if I could
create a separate login for admins so that only they can access the
admin tasks. The acl component looks a little too complex for my
current app.
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I am following the tutorial on Auth and ACL on
http://mark-story.com/posts/view/auth-and-acl-an-end-to-end-tutorial-pt-2
But seem to be stuck on the part regarding
You can create ACO objects from the Acl shell or You can use the
AclComponent. Shell usage looks like:
cake acl create aco root
Hello,
the command is correct and, in this example, don't type it, because it
is int the function buildAcl(), on second line. This example just
shows you how to add acos, using that command, but the hard work of
add all controllers is done by buildAcl.
I just finished setting up the AUTH and ACL as in the cookbook. Now when I
log in as any user from different groups I can access every page on the site
but I get this :
[Config] = Array
(
[userAgent] = 8edf52fc0bebeb96d0f1c90b95f1a465
[time] = 1235718036
I want to setup a site where there are 2 authorized pages and what to know
what the best approach would be? To use the ACL and Auth component or just
Auth.
The site is pretty basic with 2 core pages:
User/Profile: where users can view/edit their profile when logged in
Posts: where logged
would be? To use the ACL and Auth component or just
Auth.
The site is pretty basic with 2 core pages:
User/Profile: where users can view/edit their profile when logged in
Posts: where logged in users can view/edit(their own post)/add posts
Because of the simplicity is it best to just use
I'm just wondering if Cake's system of doing ACL is the smartest way
to implement control logic in a way that will be easy to maintain as
the system progresses. It seems that when access control is
implemented at the record level, we wind up with a lot of extra work
to do (and the potential
I'm trying to get my head around ACL and figure out if it will be able
to filter the available data down to what the user is authorized to
see, or if it's just going to lock them out.
Example: a regular user visits /departments/index/ (the controller
wants to do a Department-paginate
Hi,
I spent days understanding this acl stuff. I made progress but
still
I have groups:
id:1, name:administrators
id:2, name:managers
id:3, name:users
I have users:
id:1, name:admin, group_id:1
id:2, name:mana, group_id:2
id:3, name:user, group_id:3
I have aros:
id:1, parent_id:null
I am coming back to CakePHP after having given it a rest for a few
months, and am really enjoying the new features in 1.2. I've gone
through and used Mark Story's fabulous auth and ACL tutorial, and have
it working pretty well, but there is one thing I'm not sure about. I
know if you
, 5:21 pm, Chris c.gra...@hpani.org.uk wrote:
Perhaps I am just having a blonde moment, but I seem to be having
difficulties with ACL and passwords.
I followed the example
athttp://book.cakephp.org/view/641/Simple-Acl-controlled-Application
and then once I was confident of what I
://pastebin.com/f7426e0c4
On Feb 16, 8:55 am,benjambenjamwel...@gmail.com wrote:
I have just com across a very strange issue with Cake. I have ACL
installed in my app, and I havre a self-referencing table in that app
as well (Parent-Child).
That's nothing to do with ACL and almost
Here are some (hopefully) relevant code snippits:
http://pastebin.com/f7426e0c4
On Feb 16, 8:55 am, benjam benjamwel...@gmail.com wrote:
I have just com across a very strange issue with Cake. I have ACL
installed in my app, and I havre a self-referencing table in that app
as well (Parent
On Feb 16, 9:21 am, benjam benjamwel...@gmail.com wrote:
Here are some (hopefully) relevant code snippits:http://pastebin.com/f7426e0c4
On Feb 16, 8:55 am, benjam benjamwel...@gmail.com wrote:
I have just com across a very strange issue with Cake. I have ACL
installed in my app, and I
benjamwel...@gmail.com wrote:
Here are some (hopefully) relevant code
snippits:http://pastebin.com/f7426e0c4
On Feb 16, 8:55 am, benjam benjamwel...@gmail.com wrote:
I have just com across a very strange issue with Cake. I have ACL
installed in my app, and I havre a self-referencing
Perhaps I am just having a blonde moment, but I seem to be having
difficulties with ACL and passwords.
I followed the example at
http://book.cakephp.org/view/641/Simple-Acl-controlled-Application
and then once I was confident of what I was doing implemented it into
my current project.
It has
I hope this might be of some help:
http://dsi.vozibrale.com/articles/view/manually-hashing-password-and-password-validation
On Feb 16, 5:21 pm, Chris c.gra...@hpani.org.uk wrote:
Perhaps I am just having a blonde moment, but I seem to be having
difficulties with ACL and passwords.
I
I have just com across a very strange issue with Cake. I have ACL
installed in my app, and I havre a self-referencing table in that app
as well (Parent-Child).
In my app_controller, I pull data for the self-referencing model for
every page load (it runs the menu), and it works fine for all
HI¡, anything know some plugin to implement ACL whit cakephp?, please I need
it
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Hello everybody,
for a weeks, i struggle learning about ACL. Then, i have something weird
in my app. I'm using $this-Auth-authorize = 'crud'; in my
app_controller.php.
Every i'm trying to logout, this is happend :
Auth::startup() - Attempted access of un-mapped action logout in
controller
Actually you should probably use Auth-allow('logout') in your users
controller.
Also, if you want to add to the actionMap then use Auth::mapActions();
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Thanks, Gwoo, it works fine right now!
On Tue, 2009-02-10 at 08:46 -0800, Gwoo wrote:
Actually you should probably use Auth-allow('logout') in your users
controller.
Also, if you want to add to the actionMap then use Auth::mapActions();
Hi,
I just started using cakePHP, im almost done reading through the
documents, but I was wondering something,
I was reading the example for the ACL controlled application, and on
one part it says
Our controllers and models are now prepped for adding some initial
data, and our Group and User
by bake with allow you to perform the basics
Create, Read, Update and Delete operation for all your entities,
including Users and Groups.
The link bettween this entities and ACL is not automatic bt it
requires the implementation of some code in both the User and Group
model. You should find all the info
With the ACL/Auth set up, is there a way to redirect to a specific
view in the event of a user who is logged in but does not have
permission to a particular action? I believe by default, it redirects
to the login page.
What I would like to accomplish are:
1. If the user is not logged
to the Auth session or anything like that..
What gives? How would I even start to try and track this down?
I tried removing Auth and Acl from my components in AppController, and
the validation worked multiple times without asking me to login again
- so at this point I assume something somewhere
start to try and track this down?
I tried removing Auth and Acl from my components in AppController, and
the validation worked multiple times without asking me to login again
- so at this point I assume something somewhere is happening to the
Auth'd session.
Any help on this would be great, I am
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