You're right in this case is not necessary to use CAS, thanks for the clarification :)
-- Lucas D'Avila http://github.com/lucasdavila sent from a smartphone Em 13/07/2011 03:46, "Massimo Di Pierro" <massimo.dipie...@gmail.com> escreveu: > > I suspect your problem is that both apps connec> I suspect your problem is that both apps connect to the same > databases. > > If you use CAS youhave consumer and provider. If the two apps use the > same DB, there is no need for CAS. You use CAS because the two apps do > not have the same db. Therefore is correct for the consumer to reset > the password to null since the consumer must use the provider password > for login. > > On Jul 13, 12:28 am, "Lucas D'Avila" <lucass...@gmail.com> wrote: >> Hello! >> I'm making some tests with the new CAS, but at some point after login the >> user's password is reset (set to NULL in the database), >> >> I think it's because in line 1629 of Class gluon.tools.Auth (trunk version), >> the variable "cas_user [passfield] " is set as None, >> then the method "self.get_or_create_user()" is called that updates the >> password to null in database >> >> This is a bug, or i'm doing something wrong? >> >> My environment are two applications (copies of wellcome app), with the >> following models: >> * >> * >> *accounts_app/models/db.py:* >> auth_db = DAL('postgres://postgres:postgres@localhost/accounts') >> db_session = DAL('sqlite://storage.sqlite') >> session.connect(request = request, response = response, db = db_session) >> >> from gluon.tools import Auth >> auth = Auth(db = auth_db) >> auth.define_tables(username=True) >> >> *client_app/models/db.py:* >> auth_db = DAL('postgres://postgres:postgres@localhost/accounts') >> db_session = DAL('sqlite://storage.sqlite') >> session.connect(request = request, response = response, db = db_session) >> >> auth = Auth(db = auth_db, cas_provider=' http://localhost:8000/accounts/default/user/cas') >> auth.define_tables(username=True, migrate = False) >> auth.settings.login_form=CasAuth(globals(), urlbase = " http://localhost:8000/accounts/default/user/cas";, actions=['login', >> 'validate', 'logout']) >> >> One more doubt, is correct to connect both applications on the same (auth) >> database? was the way I found to keep the permissions centralized in one >> place. >> >> -- >> *Lucas D'Avila*https://github.com/lucasdavila
