Sorry, "squirrel away" as in how a squirrel saves/hides food for
later. Thanks, the impersonator information was exactly what I was
after. I have a banner at the top of the page that shows the user
information, and wanted to also show impersonator information in the
case the user is being impersonated.
Still no joy on the decorator, though. I understand what you mean
about a decorator within a decorator... I didn't realize I needed to
distinguish. The example you sent makes sense, and explains why I was
having trouble specifying the user id in auth.has_permission. So I
tried both your example and this one where user id is specified with
auth.has_permission:
@auth.requires(auth.user and
auth.has_permission('impersonate',db.auth_user,0,auth.user.id)
Unfortunately, there was no resulting change in behavior... it gets
redirected to the login page for any user that is a) already logged in
and b) not in a group authorized to impersonate.
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