Sorry for my english. I'll try to be short.
I'm talking about CakePHP 1.2, native Auth and ACL (for DB).
I've searched the group and many other articles but did not find any
suitable implementation for real world usage. I want to implement the
following task:
1) authorization via native component Auth - Auth::login, Auth::logout
etc;
2) authentication via ACL with the following linear ARO structure:
- Group1
- Group2
- Group3
- User1
- User2
i.e user can be attached to any group: hasOne group and HABTM group.
Any relations should be implemented without ACL allowing us change
relations quickly. So when I want to read permitions for a user, first
ACL should ask permitions for groups and then for the user, but user's
ARO haven't to be set.
3) ACO's structure:
- controller1
- action1
- action2
- action3 ($params)
- param1
- param2
...
i.e. it should check ACL against tree of ACOs. $params - may be a post
ID or page ID.
I think this kind of ACL authentication is the most universal and
practical. It doesn't require to clone permitions for each user or
similar actions.
Did anyone implement this kind of functionality? If not, I'll try
implement it myself. Any suggestions?
Thanks.
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