I just looked up the tantalising post which Christian referred to at:
https://trac.cakephp.org/ticket/2191
'Examples will be forthcoming'
Did anything ever come of this?
Ben
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I'm also running into this problem and trying to come up with
workarounds.
I posted one idea at
http://groups.google.com/group/cake-php/browse_thread/thread/b91681a12ecf35ee
This is I think similar to your idea Christian in that it attempts to
make the parentID more dynamic. My thought was that
OK, so it doesn't seem to work. I added several AROs with the same
alias ('User:1' for example) but with different parents, then I set
the rights on these parent (user groups) to contradictory rights over
an ACO. I then checked for the user's rights on the aco. I noticed
that there are queries per
I did face this scenario and came up with a solution using "profile".
A profile HABTM groups "with" ProfileGroup, and a user has one
profile.
The trick is to create an aro on each ProfileGroup and link them (ie:
by associating them using the parent_id). Then a user Aro pointing to
the first aro of
Have you tried to just add one user to two groups in the console app
and see what happens?
I have just been reading through the check() function in cake\libs
\controller\components\acl.php [DB_ACL]. I'm not 100% sure, but based
on Nate's response above, I have a feeling that this is setup to
act
BTW, i was thinking the other day at solutions around this and thought
to duplicate the aro of a user for each group the user is in, and mark
this in the alias somehow. Then retrieve all the rights for all the
AROs of the user and try to solve conflicts between them. Since the
user is usually in f
Interesting what you're saying. It's true that by carefully nesting
groups you can solve a lot of cases but this leads to creating many
groups that their only purpose is to nest other groups. I know that
It's also true that solving conflicts in a "user in many groups"
system would probably require
You are right. A user can only have one parent. But that user does
not necessarily have to have the exact same permissions as it's
parent.
If you have a user in the "car mechanic" group, but this person also
has experience fixing bicycle tires, you could give that person -- and
that person only
Can the current ACL system be used for this situation: the requester
(user) can have multiple parents (groups) ? From what i see the
inheritance in aros is 1:1 for now. What do you guys use?
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