pp wrote:
> > I would expect that
> > mgd_auth_midgard("admin", "pass", 0);
> > and display SG1 object
> > and next back to SG2
> > mgd_auth_midgard("admin!SG2", "pass", 0);
> > would work too.
>
> hmmmm.... I thought we are talking about it since yestarday :)
> I must improve my English or make less mess in my messages :))
>
> I am not sure but this:
> mgd_auth_midgard("admin", "pass", 0);
> calls for that:
> 223 Query SELECT id,password FROM person WHERE username='adminroot' AND
>sitegroup=2
That is correct. If you want to log in as root into this SG, use
mgd_auth_midgard("admin*sitegroupname", "pass", 0); You can't log
into SG0 for a non-SG0 host.
> I asked if I am to fill a bug.
You can, but I don't think it's a bug. I think we're just talking
about the constraints of sitegroups.
> Anyway if it is only my problem I may auth with SG everytime.
The problem is you want to break out of sitegroups :) They're designed
to confine you, so breaking out of them is going to be kludgy.
> I do not want to waste Your time.
It isn't a waste, but we are going around in circles a bit. I'm OK
with helping you to find workarounds. I'm also open to discuss
content-sharing designs. But sitegroups is meant to clearly separate
sites, so for sharing we'll want to use another technique.
Emile
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