Mike Haberman wrote:
>
> I need some clarification on how the new permissions tables work.
> Let's say I have
> Permissions {a b c}
> Roles {x, y, z}
>
> Role-Permissions (x {a}, y {a, b}, z {a, b, c})
> that is role x has permisions a. role z has all 3 permissions
>
> QUESTION 1:
> Now I want all Users who do not log in to belong to group Guest with
> Role x:
>
> The User_Group_Role table states that none (users, groups, or role)
> can be null, so how do I map the following:
> I want all non-athenticated users to belong to the group Guest
> and I want group Guest to have a set a roles.
This is SUPPOSED TO work this way - you create a user with empty
login name, and assign it roles in certain groups. All non-authenticated
users use this account. I think that at this moment this won't work.
Sorry :-(. (The join between user and user_role_group is done by user
id,
not login)
> QUESTION 2:
> I would like to do the following:
> Group A has users (1,2,3,4)
> and Group A has roles (x, y)
> So all members in groups A have the permissions associated with the roles
> x and y.
No no no... Please read the archives...
Rafal
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