You need to ues the action name not the route path.
so in your sfGuard override module in your application there should be
a security.yml file.
yourapp/modules/sfGuardAuth/config/security.yml
the contents should be.
default:
is_secure: on
password:
is_secure: off
# end security.yml contents
That should secure all sfGuardAuth module actions except password
James
On Feb 4, 2009, at 7:12 AM, Iltar van der berg wrote:
> Here is the case:
>
> I've got the routing,
> /account/request-password
> Routes to sfGuardAuth/password
>
> But by default, i have everything on secure, except for the pages
> that don't need it. But how can i say that i want a page from a
> plugin to be protected or not?
>
> "request-password: is_secure:" off doesn't work
> >
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