Jeff Peterson wrote:
Chris McDonough wrote:
I'm afraid there's nowhere to go from here except to read the
existing plugins and peruse the interfaces to get a sense of what
hooks your code needs to provide to be a PAS plugin. I searched a
bit to try to find some example code that uses a
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Jeff Peterson wrote:
> So how do I get PAS to prompt for credentials? I created a PAS object,
> and inside that a scriptable plugin. Inside that a script called
> challenge and a loginForm which challenge redirects to for input, I set
> that as my in
So how do I get PAS to prompt for credentials? I created a PAS object,
and inside that a scriptable plugin. Inside that a script called
challenge and a loginForm which challenge redirects to for input, I set
that as my interface and activated it. Then I went to the folder level
and changed t
Chris McDonough wrote:
PAS makes no assumptions about where data exists.
In most configurations, it creates a user object on the fly for each
request which isn't persisted anywhere (IUserFactory). You can ideed
prompt for a login (by writing an IChallengePlugin or using an
existing one) an
PAS makes no assumptions about where data exists.
In most configurations, it creates a user object on the fly for each
request which isn't persisted anywhere (IUserFactory). You can ideed
prompt for a login (by writing an IChallengePlugin or using an
existing one) and gather the username a
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Jeff Peterson wrote:
> Ok,
>
> After poking around PAS for a while I think I have a bit of a handle on it.
> This seems to be built primarily for managing Zope users. My solution
> needs to be able to manage a group of existing users not in Zope
> cu
Ok,
After poking around PAS for a while I think I have a bit of a handle on
it.
This seems to be built primarily for managing Zope users. My solution
needs to be able to manage a group of existing users not in Zope
currently. Is this something that can be done? I know I can create SQL
me
Chris McDonough wrote:
Jeff,
FWIW, PAS is a framework, which is shorthand for "software that is
meant to be built upon that is not documented very well" ;-)
If you give us an idea of what you want to do, I'm sure somebody can
point you in the right direction (even if the instruction is "look
Jeff Peterson wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Is there any localized documentation for using PAS?
>
> I read this one:
> http://tech.canterburyschool.org/tech/UsingPluggableAuthentication and
> that helped me to get it installed and give me the general idea that I
> could use this. But some more specific d
Jeff,
FWIW, PAS is a framework, which is shorthand for "software that is
meant to be built upon that is not documented very well" ;-)
If you give us an idea of what you want to do, I'm sure somebody can
point you in the right direction (even if the instruction is "look at
this source code
Hi all,
Is there any localized documentation for using PAS?
I read this one:
http://tech.canterburyschool.org/tech/UsingPluggableAuthentication and
that helped me to get it installed and give me the general idea that I
could use this. But some more specific documentation would be nice.
I l
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