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From: | Dan Kuykendall |
Subject: | [Phpgroupware-developers] My recent ACL implementation is probably dead |
Date: | Wed, 19 Feb 2003 11:41:39 -0800 |
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I am immediately jumping into the spec and the java source to see what it will take to create a PHP implementation. From my review thus far it looks like a good deal of work. We have a couple options to consider at this point and here are my current opinions about what we can do.
1) I can re-work my new ACL a little bit so that it will basicly follow the rules of XACML in terms of how it decides if a user has rights. We can use this ACL as an internal/default implementation. Then I can write a XACML client which would be a drop in replacement to our ACL like we have for accounts and auth. So then our users can have the choice of setting up a XACML server and then having phpGW pull from that.
2) Implement XACML in PHP, then use that. 3) Hell with standards! Dan
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