Well it returns "1" when I change it to that.
Dimitar Petrov wrote on 05/31/2012 04:00:31 PM:
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> Dimitar Petrov
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> The elegant MVC web framework
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> Date:
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> 05/31/2012 04:02 PM
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> Subject:
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> Re: [Catalyst] Deep Recusion error
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> Hello Kenneth,
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> actually many
Hello Kenneth,
actually many_to_many helpers are not considered as relationships. It's
just a helper.
What are you trying to achieve? Get all roles for given user? Does
$c->model('authdb::User')->find({username => $username})->roles do the
trick?
Cheers,
Dimitar
On Thu, May 31, 2012 at 10:38 PM,
Ok, I found that the recursion error is happening when trying to store the
role in the session.
my $roles = $c->model('authdb::User')->find( { 'username' => $username },
{
prefetch => 'roles',
columns => 'roles.role',
I am getting this error "Deep recursion on subroutine "Storable::nfreeze"
at /usr/local/share/perl5/DBIx/Class/ResultSourceHandle.pm line 95." in my
debug output and then the connection is reset after the authentication
while getting the user role with this sql:
SELECT role.role, user.id, user.
I've changed a Catalyst application to use FastMmap session stores instead
of Files, because I am using OpenID which already requires it.
All tests pass, and the server runs fine manually:
sudo -u myappuser /opt/perl/bin/perl -I /opt/myapp/lib/perl5
/opt/myapp/bin/myapp_server.pl -d --host 127.
Hei, #catalyst! :)
I hope I don't intrude with this (somewhat) tangential invitation, but
I assume there might be one or two people on the Catalyst mailing list
who might consider coming the hackathon...
--->8
Oslo Perl Mongers are
I found that I can simply reference $c->user->hrfirstname.
As to the role info, that comes from a different source (an sqlite db just
for this info). I found that $c->session(role => $role); works to insert
the value in the session, so I just need to pull the data from the table
into the varia
On 31 May 2012, at 14:00, Kenneth S Mclane wrote:
> I have an LDAP server authenticating my users. The look up returns a ton of
> fields in a hash. My questions are as follows:
>
> 1. What happens to this data/information? Is it stored in the $c->user
> object?
Yes
> 2. If it is, how do I
I have an LDAP server authenticating my users. The look up returns a ton
of fields in a hash. My questions are as follows:
1. What happens to this data/information? Is it stored in the $c->user
object?
2. If it is, how do I access it?
3. Is there a simple way to look at what is stored in the
