On Dec 13, 5:28 am, Miqdad Ali mr.miqdad@gmail.com wrote:
Hi All,
Anyone please send me full working Auth and ACL example
what an enchanting invitation. good luck with that. While you wait
have a look at the docs which include what you ask for.
AD
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On Mon, Dec 12, 2011 at 11:28 PM, Miqdad Ali mr.miqdad@gmail.comwrote:
Hi All,
Anyone please send me full working Auth and ACL example
Thanks
Hi All,
Anyone please send me full working Auth and ACL example
Thanks
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Hi all again...
I've started my Cake project and I have now to make my login and permissions
area. I am following the CakePHP 1.3 Book on the Simple Acl controlled
Application (http://bit.ly/juYfI7) to make my login and auth funcionalities
working.
Is that the unique way to do this? Is there a
in future
if my project have many feature and table
Auth or Acl thing that can manage it better.
I will have to study the instructions and use
sorry to my bad english
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i'm new to cake and i'm struggling with the Auth and ACL. i've been
trying to follow the tutorial from the website. so i have a users
table that has a username, password, group_id columns. then i have a
groups table that has group_id and name columns. i run the build acl
command to create the 3
I've been reading about Auth and ACL Components and, following what
I've seen in the cookbook, it seems that I should have tables called
users, acos, aros and aros_acos to handle Auth and ACL. My question
is: how do I handle (in the database) two or three kinds of users (as
visitors, authors
, 2010 at 10:50 AM, Synue Cunioci srcuni...@gmail.com wrote:
I've been reading about Auth and ACL Components and, following what
I've seen in the cookbook, it seems that I should have tables called
users, acos, aros and aros_acos to handle Auth and ACL. My question
is: how do I handle
On Wed, Sep 8, 2010 at 10:52 AM, Loic Duros loic.du...@gmail.com wrote:
Why not create a groups table and model? Then give the Group Model a hasMany
users? :-) You can then set the groups to work as aros.
I think it's in the cookbook; the ACL tutorial includes a groups table and
model:
Hi,
I want to control access for unregisteres/unlogged users using Acl -
i've setup it , tested it's working i can create new groups , users,
add user to group and setup group premissions for specific controller
actions
I've created usergroup called unregistered and user called temp but
have no
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
access to then
the system should display the error You do not have access to that
page.. I guess that is more logical than displaying the error You
are logged out from the system, Please Login again for ACL permission
denied error. So is it possible to set seperate message for acl and
auth? How
. So is it possible to set seperate message for acl and
auth? How is it possible? Hope to get a reply soon. Thanks
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Hi All,
I've been following lately, and I must say I'm very pleased with the
framework. Currently, I'm having a different project where there
should be many to many relationships between 3 tables.
This particular situation is for user management purposes. The User
role /group will
it seems to be the correct behavior:
- if you're not logged in, it redirectts you to login page
- if you're logged, it checks if you're allowed to access to
controller:
* if yes, ok
* if not, it redirects you back and tell you access denied
Why do you want to be redirected to login since
I think it is not right to be redirected to the referer page and
display the error message on the referer page. This is not what I
would expect when I try to access a certan page.
At first I wanted to be redirected to the login page, because I though
it is the right behavior to give the user the
Braindead - I'm wondering the same thing. Right now, as you said, it
just redirects you to the current page. Perhaps an enhancement ticket
at trac?
On Jan 29, 12:51 pm, Braindead [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That's what I already did. When I'm not logged in and want to enter an
access controlled
Hello group,
I'm using Auth and ACL in Cake 1.2. It took quite a long time to get
it to work, but now everything is working, except one thing:
When I'm logged in and try to access a controller I don't have access
to, I'm redirected to the url I came from and get the message that I'm
not allowed
That's what I already did. When I'm not logged in and want to enter an
access controlled controller, I'm redirected to $loginAction.
But how is it possible to be redirected to $loginAction, when I'm
already logged in, but not allowed to access a controller?
Maybe the Auth $loginAction property is what you're looking for. Set the url
of the controller that handles login (As a string or array).
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On Jan 29, 2008 4:10 PM, Braindead [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello group,
I'm using Auth and ACL
Sorry for my english. I'll try to be short.
I'm talking about CakePHP 1.2, native Auth and ACL (for DB).
I've searched the group and many other articles but did not find any
suitable implementation for real world usage. I want to implement the
following task:
1) authorization via native component
Maybe you could have a look at this topic:
http://www.cakephpforum.net/index.php?showtopic=27
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On 12月23日, 下午7時51分, WarGoth [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sorry for my english. I'll try to be short.
I'm talking about CakePHP 1.2, native Auth and ACL (for DB).
I've searched the group
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