I've moved on to taking care of authentication with CAS. I probably
will have to write my own provider, but CAS authentication can really
just be done with CherryPy controllers... there's no need to check
passwords against a database or anything. It's all just headers and
redirects.
Here's my login controller in Root:
@expose()
def login(self, ticket=None, *args, **kw):
destination = request.base + request.path
if ticket:
user_name = cas.login(destination, ticket)
if user_name:
user = User.getOrCreate(user_name)
identity.set_current_identity(user)
identity.anonymous = False
print "Current identity:", identity.current
raise redirect('/')
else:
raise redirect(cas.loginURL(destination))
The CAS stuff works. User.getOrCreate returns my custom User SQLObject
class with my user_name and everything. But when I redirect to '/' and
have the template print out identity.current.anonymous, it's still
True. Am I using this incorrectly?
The identity.current debug line prints an IdentityWrapper object.
Before I do further inspection, is there something I'm getting
fundamentally wrong with setting the current identity (like not having
a custom Provider class)?
Thanks,
--
Brian Beck
Adventurer of the First Order
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