Re: [MRBS-general] hiding one area to level 0 users

[Diego Z. <die...@un...>]

Il 28/07/2014 17:51, Gustavo Sansone ha scritto:

> $auth["session"] = "php";
What are you using for $auth['type'] ? I think it's "config".

> PHP Fatal error:  Call to undefined function authGetUserCaps() in 
> /var/www/acl/web/mrbs_auth.inc on line 77, referer: 
> http://serverip/acl/web/day.php?year=2014&month=07&day=28&area=0&room=0&returl=http%3A%2F%2F164.73.13.104%2Facl%2Fweb%2Fday.php%3Fyear%3D2014%26month%3D07%26day%3D28%26area%3D0%26room%3D0
> any idea? thanks again
You need to adapt/create authGetUserCaps function in auth/auth_config.php .

Mine uses ucaps variable in $_SESSION:
function authGetUserCaps($user)
{
  // Change to the session var keeping your user caps
  // TODO: make it configurable (maybe an auth-method specific function ?)
  if(array_key_exists('ucaps', $_SESSION)) {
    return $_SESSION['ucaps'];
  }
  return "level=".authGetUserLevel($user);
}

You can simply put a stripped-down version in your config so you won't
have to change it next time you update MRBS:
function authGetUserCaps($user)
{
  return "level=".authGetUserLevel($user);
}

That's a really minimal use... To discover ACL potential you'll have to
play with more powerful auth/session schemes, to populate the
capabilities set.

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