Re: Another Auth-class
| From: | Wolfram Kriesing | Date: | Tue, 30 Oct 2001 12:18:10 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Another Auth-class | ||
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LIMBOURG Arnaud wrote
> M, sorry to ask the question again but I said we started a user
> management system, is anybody interested in that or is it
> completely useless ?
i thought of extending my Auth-classes to end up with something like
a user management system, which in my eyes at least has to have some
kind of permissions, like admin, users maybe groups
methods which implement: register, changeData, email-info ... so on
matching actions to permissions (like: only admin can delete
users...), etc.
i was thinking how to integrate this in the auth-classes, since an
authentication is required to determine user rights, which are again
required to give permissions ...
i had thought to extend the Auth_DB-class to enable user management,
but that would mean you have to implement it again for other data
source, so i dropped that idea
putting it in the Auth_common-class seems most logical to me ... any
other opinions?
or writing extra class(es) which only 'use' the Auth?
i dont know ...
PS: yes, i am talking about the Auth-system i announced here yesterday
Wolfram