There is already screen cast on howto checkout setup and do all the stuff. As pointed in original announcement of project.
Apsy wrote: > I love your module, but there's no link to download it in google code... > Do you plan to have a stable build ? > > Thx > Jason Eisenmenger a écrit : >> Julian, >> >> Yes, thanks for posting issues, I just saw those today (and realized >> that i hadn't been getting email notifications). I will be working >> on them in the very near future. >> >> On your inheritance question, first of all, that's a feature that >> didn't need to be implemented immediately to get it up and running. >> It wasn't high on the priority chain. Secondly, there are logical >> issues that revolve around inheritance, like how to query up the >> chain, which level takes precedence, etc. which can differ in each app. >> >> Wether or not one way is better than the other is up to the app and >> the developer. But basically, right now you have fine grained >> control over each group, and that is all that's needed for a >> getting-things-started ACL. You could always write in support for >> inheritance and contribute it ;) >> >> Jason >> >> On Tue, Oct 14, 2008 at 3:23 PM, Julian Davchev <[EMAIL PROTECTED] >> <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote: >> >> Hi, >> Really nice work. I even posted some issues on it >> http://code.google.com/p/zfsecurity/issues/list >> My question though is how do you handle hierarchy acl. From what >> I see >> you assign one user to serveral groups. And somehow based on that >> you >> decide if (not)allowed some privilige. Is it not better to have >> groups >> that are in hierarchy and have user just belong to single group. Of >> course this will require extra interface where you define group >> hierarchies. >> >> Could you please share some light on either approach and why you >> chose >> this one. >> >> >> Jason Eisenmenger wrote: >> > Hello list, >> > >> > If anyone is interested, I've posted a screencast demonstrating >> the >> > "drop-in" security module that I showed at the ZendCon UnCon last >> > month. If you're in the market for an ACL system for your site, >> check >> > it out: >> > >> > http://oss.jasoneisen.com/2008/10/14/security-module-screencast/ >> > >> > Jason >> >> >
