RE: [PEAR] Auth and permissions
| From: | Marco Schuler | Date: | Fri, 16 May 2003 09:58:52 +0000 |
| Subject: | RE: [PEAR] Auth and permissions | ||
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Am Fre, 2003-05-16 um 11.38 schrieb LIMBOURG Arnaud:
> > Yes, you are right. LiveUser would actually provide me the
> > functionality
> > that I need. I tried to figure out how it works the last two days (by
> > the way, I am a PEAR newbie). It seems to me that there is some useful
> > methodes that do not exist so far (maybe they are planed to be
> > implemented one day) such as inserting a new user.
>
> Actually there is. Have a look at DB_Complex_Admin, inderting a new user is
> considered administration work and should not be found in the main class, it
> would clutter the API for something you don't use quite often.
Ok, I did not have a look at DB_Complex so far. I wanted to start with
an easy example. I'll check this out.
>
> > For my needs a permisson container DB_Simple would be sufficient. But
> > there is no consistent tutorial on this topic (or couldn't I find it?)
>
> There is one being written. Join the liveuser list
> liveuser@lists.21st-hq.de. Some docs can be found at
> projects.21st-hq.de/liveuser/
Thank you for the tip. Subscription done.
>
> > So, I would be glad I someone who uses LiveUser could provide
> > me a code
> > snippet taht shows me how to protect my site with authentication and
> > check if the user has rights to access a certain page. Also I
> > would like
> > to have an example of how to insert a new member into the
> > database. If I
> > am right, there should be an interface within the container to do so
> > (Could not find it too).
>
> Have alook at the draft tutorial. A sample application will be put online in
> the next weeks to show what it does and the code that does it.
Great! Hurry up! Just kidding :-)
>
> > If nobody is using LiveUser yet, I would be glad to get some
> > advices on
> > other classes that you use to provide the desired functionality.
>
> For permissions there was a talk on Enterprise A&A, i don't know where it
> stands though. There is also phpacl or something like that.
>
Thank you for your tip
Marco
> HTH
>
> Arnaud.