Thanks, that helped. It was actually a session problem. Thank you very much!
Pierre Am 10.03.2008 um 09:17 schrieb wissl: > > First of all: I don't use sfGuard, but I read the code some while ago > and tested the plugin. > > As far as I can guess your problem could be caused by a session > problem. Either you don't have cookies enabled for your test domain, > then a new session will be created on every page load and the user > data will be lost, or the session handling itself does not work as it > should be. Look at your browser preferences and control the existance > of a cookie for your domain named as defined in your settings, > normally "symfony", I believe. > > On 9 Mrz., 11:35, Pierre <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> Hi, >> >> I already posted a problem several days ago. I'm still not able to >> solve it. >> >> I installed sfGuard as described inhttp://trac.symfony-project.com/ >> wiki/sfGuardPluginFor10 >> >> I enabled sfGuardAuth in my app/config/settings.yml. >> I changed sfBasicSecurityUser to sfGuardSecurityUser in >> myUser.class.php. >> I set is_secure to on for my app. >> I verified that there are the right tables with proper an admin >> account created in my database. >> Cleared the cache. >> >> So far, it seems to work. When I try to access a module I get >> redirected to sfGuard/signin. >> I put in admin/admin, submit, get redirected to the requested module. >> >> I try to output the username like this in my layout.php: >> <?php if ($sf_user->getGuardUser() != null) : ?> >> <?php print_r($sf_user->getUsername()) ?> >> <?php endif ?> >> >> It doesn't work. No username is put out, but I have access to the >> secured module. >> >> When I add a credential (credentials: admin) to app/config/ >> settings.yml I get an output of username directly when I first login. >> >> But then, when I simply reload the page, or click on a link to go to >> another module of my app I get the secured-message, telling me that I >> don't have the proper permissions to access this module. And the >> username is no more output, which means, that the $sf_user- >>> getGuardUser returns no user object. Which explains that I see the >> secured-message, since the credentials are stored in the GuardUser >> object as far as I can tell. >> >> Has anybody any idea where this behaviour comes from? Do I have to >> customize anything? >> >> I have problems understanding how sfGuardAuth actually works. When I >> request a page for example, at which moment is the sfGuard populating >> the user object? Is it done automatically or do I have to put some >> code somewhere? >> At what moment get's the signIn() method from sfGuardSecurityUser >> called? Is this done somehow automatically or do I have to add my own >> validation or filter classes? Right now I don't use either filters >> nor validation. I'm still new to symfony. >> I only found calls to the signIn() method in: >> lib/sfGuardBasicSecurityFilter.class.php: $this- >> >getContext >> ()->getUser()->signIn($rk->getSfGuardUser()); >> -> which applies only for the remember me-functionality? >> lib/validator/sfGuardUserValidator.class.php: $this->getContext()- >>> getUser()->signIn($user, $remember); >> -> which is for login I guess? >> But I would expect that there has to be a call to it for every page >> load?! Where should this happen? >> >> I'm going nuts with this. >> >> I'm using symfony 1.0.7 on apache localhost on my iBook running OS X >> 10.4.11 >> >> Pierre > > --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "symfony users" group. To post to this group, send email to symfony-users@googlegroups.com To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/symfony-users?hl=en -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
