Log message #107018

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# Aug 6th 2008, 17:10 nymacro francky06l: the table is there, and my ACL is pretty simple at the moment
# Aug 6th 2008, 17:10 Mathachew francky06l: how? One is for authorization, the other is for authentication
# Aug 6th 2008, 17:10 francky06l Mathachew: well you are using then Auth + ACL
# Aug 6th 2008, 17:10 MrRio Hey, I'd like to become a CakePHP certified engineer. Anyone I can talk to about this?
# Aug 6th 2008, 17:09 Mathachew francky06l: I'm not using ACL with Auth; they're separate and have no correlation (or at least that's what I'm trying to achieve). I'm using ACL to determine if the controller/action is granted or denied to the current user, regardless of who they are. I want to use Auth to log a user in and out, not determine if the user has access to the current page
# Aug 6th 2008, 17:08 francky06l seems that your tree table is not there, or not complient
# Aug 6th 2008, 17:08 francky06l nymacro: does not look like a DB error to me
# Aug 6th 2008, 17:07 Mathachew I'm not explaining it clearly enough then
# Aug 6th 2008, 17:07 nymacro francky06l: does this look familiar? Undefined index: rght [CORE/cake/libs/model/behaviors/tree.php, line 889]
# Aug 6th 2008, 17:07 francky06l Mathachew: ok but ACL can be used wihtout Auth ... but I am sure you can do what you want with Auth ..seems easy to me
# Aug 6th 2008, 17:06 Mathachew it's similar to Cake's ACL
# Aug 6th 2008, 17:06 Mathachew I'm using ACL
# Aug 6th 2008, 17:06 TommyO in the API
# Aug 6th 2008, 17:06 Mathachew wow... I um.. I am
# Aug 6th 2008, 17:06 francky06l Mathachew: so, why don't you just use ACL, and manage the rest ?
# Aug 6th 2008, 17:06 TommyO Mathachew: look at Auth::authorize
# Aug 6th 2008, 17:06 Mathachew TommyO: Well how do I stop it from authorizing?
# Aug 6th 2008, 17:06 nymacro but in the end, I think it pays off ;)
# Aug 6th 2008, 17:06 Mathachew francky06l: I don't want it to do authorization, that's what my ACL is for
# Aug 6th 2008, 17:06 francky06l nymacro: being weird has a price:-)
# Aug 6th 2008, 17:05 nymacro Because I'm weird
# Aug 6th 2008, 17:05 francky06l nymacro: why not go for mySql ?
# Aug 6th 2008, 17:05 nymacro francky06l: I like SQLite for local testing (rather than running a daemon). But SQLite 3 DBO isn't standard with Cake. (It only supports SQLite2 OOB)
# Aug 6th 2008, 17:04 francky06l Mathachew: well you can do your own authentication and let Auth doing the authorization
# Aug 6th 2008, 17:04 TommyO Mathachew: look more closely at Auth then. because it's not unless you tell it to.
# Aug 6th 2008, 17:04 francky06l nymacro: hummm not familiat with SQllite ...
# Aug 6th 2008, 17:04 Mathachew Auth is authorizing and authenticating. I don't want it to
# Aug 6th 2008, 17:03 Mathachew my ACL portion is working I mean
# Aug 6th 2008, 17:03 TommyO allow() and deny() only tell auth whether an Authenticated user should be handed off to your authorization level or redirected
# Aug 6th 2008, 17:03 Mathachew The system is already working
# Aug 6th 2008, 17:03 francky06l Mathachew: I think you are overthinking ACL
# Aug 6th 2008, 17:03 Mathachew I'm authorizing the user based on the permissions that are set
# Aug 6th 2008, 17:03 Mathachew TommyO: Oi. I am, it's what my custom ACL solution is
# Aug 6th 2008, 17:02 TommyO Mathachew: ok. then hand off authorization somewhere else right?
# Aug 6th 2008, 17:02 francky06l ?
# Aug 6th 2008, 17:02 francky06l authenticate is an home made component
# Aug 6th 2008, 17:02 Mathachew my Authorization is handled separately
# Aug 6th 2008, 17:02 nymacro francky06l: aye, I'm having problems setting it up though.. Not sure what is wrong. Keeps on complaining about rght. Maybe because i'm using SQLite3 DBO
# Aug 6th 2008, 17:01 Mathachew I don't want Auth to authorize, only authenticate
# Aug 6th 2008, 17:01 francky06l nymacro: I love ACL
# Aug 6th 2008, 17:01 TommyO all allow('action'); does is set the rules for Auth