> 
> Thanks for the info, just to check that we are doing this the 'right way':  We
> created our own user class, which was exactly the same as TurbineUser except
> we don't save to storage and no peers are used.  Set up our own LoginUser
> object to validate the u/p, set up a User object, and store it in the session.
>  I also had to create a DefaultAccessControl to set the Roles and Permissions
> properly.  The turbine default uses peers for getting the security information
> from the db.  After all that it seems to be working well.  Any other
> gotcha's?

If it is working, then I doubt there are any other gotcha's. ;-)

I know it is a pain to do all that work, but you are essentially just
overriding all of Turbine's default stuff...

Yes, more documentation on this is needed...I'm adding your posts to the
FAQ...

-jon

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