Note that Devise and CanCan are orthogonal... you can use both, or either.
Authentication is something that doesn't change a lot after it's set up, so
you might write it once and forget about it. It's good if you want to keep
it simple. I suppose you might decide to support a new mechanism like
jmamma wrote:
> We are evaluating authorization plugins for rails and I wanted to
> address the group for some feedback.
>
> The two we are looking at are: cancan by Ryan Bates and
> declarative_authorization.
>
I've never used either of these, but I've been working with DocSavage's
rails_auth
On Sunday 02 May 2010, jmamma wrote:
> The two we are looking at are: cancan by Ryan Bates and
> declarative_authorization.
I had the same candidates recently and decided to use CanCan. I think
that they are very similar in spirit, declarative_authorization is far
more elaborate and consequentl
I am using Authlogic for authentification and
rails_authorization_plugin for authorization
when needed, at the beginning of a controller I write
before_filter :require_user # can be also require_no_user to
exclude multi-sessions from same user
before_filter :check_authorization, :except
Hey, that is easier. I'll have to save this.
Thanks!
On Jul 24, 2009, at 8:54 PM, James Englert wrote:
> It would probably be easier to prevent users from viewing those
> pages using a filter. If you are using AuthenticatedSystem, you
> might be able to tap into the login_required function.
It would probably be easier to prevent users from viewing those pages using
a filter. If you are using AuthenticatedSystem, you might be able to tap
into the login_required function. An example filter would be like
<.. in your controller class ..>
before_filter :login_required, :except => [:show
Thank you! I am reading it now.
On 7月1日, 上午4时23分, Colin Law wrote:
> 2009/6/30daociyiyou:
>
>
>
> > I am sure i have configured the plugin well,but not know how to use it
> > properly.
> > first: set role using has_role or accept role method.
> > second:permit or permit? methods is used to check
2009/6/30 daociyiyou :
>
> I am sure i have configured the plugin well,but not know how to use it
> properly.
> first: set role using has_role or accept role method.
> second:permit or permit? methods is used to check or set role?
> I think they are used for checking,if true for a specific role,ru
The most funny answer i ever had. Thanks,Colin Law
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2009/6/30 daociyiyou :
>
> anyone help?
Three hours is not really long enough to wait, a third of the world is
asleep and another third is working. Most of the rest don't know what
RoR is which leaves us with me apparently, and I don't know the
answer. With a little patience someone who does kn
anyone help?
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main paginate:
http://wiki.rubyonrails.com/rails/pages/Authentication
Bigger aps:
http://wiki.rubyonrails.com/rails/pages/restful_authentication
smaller aps where REST is not fesiable:
http://wiki.rubyonrails.com/rails/pages/Acts_as_authenticated
regards
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On Nov 11, 5:34 pm, Nick Hoffman
Daniel Lopes wrote:
> Hello, anyone know who is the best plug-in for authorization in rails?
>
> I found this link
> http://www.vaporbase.com/postings/Authorization_in_Rails
> but is old, maybe today we have something better.
>
> Thanks.
There's no "best". Every situation is different. You nee
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