There are some problems.
1)
If you notice there is no code in web2py that references auth, except in
the gluon/tools.py module and this module is not automatically imported in
the web2py environment. This is because I do not wish to couple auth to the
core of web2py. Users may want to build their own authentication mechanism
for apps.
2)
You code assumes sessions in files. if the user uses instead
session.connect(...) to put sessions in db, memcache, redis, or cookies,
your code would fail to find the session.
Massimo
Massimo
On Sunday, 13 October 2013 10:21:12 UTC-5, Arnon Marcus wrote:
>
> I ended up doing this as a proof of concept:
> < in *gluon.main.serve_controller()* >
>
> user = ''
> sessionDict = dict(session)
> if sessionDict.has_key('auth') and sessionDict['auth']:
> authDict = dict(sessionDict['auth'])
> if authDict.has_key('user') and authDict['user']:
> userDict = dict(authDict['user'])
> if userDict.has_key('first_name') and userDict.has_key(
> 'last_name'):
> user = userDict['first_name'] + ' ' + userDict['last_name'
> ]
>
> def getBody(obj):
> body = None
> try:
> body = obj.getvalue()
> except:
> try:
> body = obj.read()
> except:
> pass
>
> return body
>
>
> logMessage = dict(user=user,
> controller=request.controller,
> function=request.function,
> args=request.args,
> vars=dict(request.vars),
> requestBody=getBody(request.body),
> responseBody=getBody(response.body))
> print logMessage
>
> There must be better ways of doing things - how could I improve this?
>
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