Hi,
I noticed the code snippet below does not work for the authzpolicy.conf
approach. The detected groups miss the ones I set in authzpolicy.conf in the
[groups] section. Any hint how I can cover that case?
F@lk wrote:
> This one helps.
>
> {{{
> group_providers = ExtensionPoint(IPermissionGroupProvider)
>...
>
> g = set([req.authname])
>
> for provider in self.group_providers:
> for group in provider.get_permission_groups(req.authname):
> g.add(group)
>
> perms = PermissionSystem(self.env).get_all_permissions()
> repeat = True
> while repeat:
> repeat = False
> for subject, action in perms:
> if subject in g and not action.isupper() and action not in g:
> g.add(action)
> repeat = True
>
> add_notice(req, g)
> }}}
> If ringo is logged in, that group g will contain "ringo", "beatles",
> "authenticated" and "anonymous".
CU, F@lk
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