Maybe you should try to write in your /module/security.yml like this:

your_action:
  is_secure: on

another_action:
  is_secure: on

I don't know why, but writing "is_secure: on" for the whole module in
global security.yml file (like in sfuardPlugin's readme chapter)
doesn't work for me.

On 25 фев, 15:28, ckemmler <[email protected]> wrote:
> I did the whole tutorial once again - this time the sfGuardPlugin was
> kind enough to download and install... and work.
> Then I redid it once again, this time modifying the name of the
> classes to fit my needs. Everything worked fine until the end... I
> installed the sfGuardPlugin again, and set is_secured to "on" in
> security.yml, etc etc. BUT... it's just not working, i.e. I'm not
> prompted for a password whenever I try to get the backend console.
>
> What could I have done wrong? Where can I look.
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> Candide
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