I've done this by not using the Zend_Auth singleton at all. Instead I
just use the adapter on its own for authentication and then save the
resulting identity object(s) into my own session namespace(s). When I
need to check if someone is logged in I just check if the session
variable is set. Perhaps there is a way to do it using the Zend_Auth
singleton, but I couldn't figure it out, and this is simple enough for me.
debussy007 wrote:
Hello !
I wondered how it was possible for one user to authenticate more than once :
E.g. my web application is composed of several modules.
default / partners / admin.
And a "partner" can connect as a "member" (default module) at the same time,
as well as an "admin".
I tought of changing the namespace from Zend_Auth to
Zend_Member_Auth, Zend_Partner_Auth, Zend_Admin_Auth.
But now I am confused :
- how can I check for valid identity ccording to the module ?
(a member connected in the default module cannot access partner
nor admin module without valid authentication)
- how can I clear the identity of a specific auth namespace ?
(if a user logs outs from member module, he must not logs out from
partner module automatically)
I tought of a solution for this :
each time the request goes into the bootstrap, I check the module which is
called,
and call ...->setStorage(new Zend_Auth_Storage_Session('Zend_XYZ_Auth'));
according to the module called (XYZ can be Member, Partner or Admin
according to the module called).
But now I don't really know how to do this.
Maybe I am also totally wrong about the use of the namespace!
Thank you for any help.
--
Jack
