Hi there,
I’ve just installed login_engine and user_engine from the repositories,
followed the setup procedures as documented in:
vendor/plugins/user_engine/README
But I’m getting the following failure:
vince@vaio:~/Projects/Booking$ rake bootstrap
(in /home/vince/Projects/Booking)
rake aborted!
undefined method edit' for class UserController’
In method synchronize_with_controllers find lines that say:
we need to load all the controllers…
controller_files.each do |file_name|
and add a sort call in the second one:
we need to load all the controllers…
controller_files.sort.each do |file_name|
Remove comments from the UserController and everything should work fine.
There is a dependency between UserEngine and LoginEngine which is not
taken
into account while loading controllers. It is just a quick hack but
works
for now.
It would be nice to have some way of specyfying dependencies between
engines… On the other side it might unnecessary complicate things.
Something to think about later
Never use alias or alias_method in classes that potentially can be
reloaded in
the development mode. That includes controllers, models, helpers, etc.
The
first call to alias works fine, but the second one fails just like in
your
case.
Excellent, that worked fine, cheers.
but now I’ve encountered another problem, attempting to navigate to the
/user page fails to prompt with a login screen. The browsers
(galeon/firefox) are reporting “redirected too many times”. I have
stopped WEBrick, deleted the sessions, removed the cookies and started
over, but its still doing it.
#if bragi.ragnarson /* Dec 09, 06:36 */
Remove comments from the UserController and everything should work
On 09/12/05, Vincent AE Scott <[1][email protected]> wrote:
undefined method edit' for class UserController’
roles.
Is this just depreciated code/bug, or will i run into problems
later on?
Cheers,
-v
This means that UserEngine is right now configured to request login when
you
access login page.
My first guess is to cleanup roles, permissions and users tables and
start
bootstrap again. If this will not work you will have to manually
(through
SQL interface or using rails console) add permission to ‘user/login’ to
‘Guest’ role.
Hi,
This means that UserEngine is right now configured to request login
when you access login page.
My first guess is to cleanup roles, permissions and users tables and
start bootstrap again. If this will not work you will have to manually
(through SQL interface or using rails console) add permission to
‘user/login’ to ‘Guest’ role.
Regards,
Bragi
yes, spot on again.
The permissions_roles table was empty, so i had to INSERT a row into it
as you suggested. For anyone else having the same problem:
SELECT id FROM roles WHERE name=‘Guest’; # x
SELECT id FROM permissions WHERE controller=‘user’ AND action=‘login’;
y
INSERT into permissions_roles (role_id, permission_id) VALUES ( x, y );
If i get a chance over the weekend I’ll try and take a looksee as to why
the bootstrap didn’t complete this task for me.
-v
over, but its still doing it.
> # we need to load all the controllers...
between
> repositories,
> # def edit
problems
Rails mailing list
I have found it is an issue with needing to save the role before the
permissions are added. I created a new rake file for the bootstrap to
fix
this, but have not yet submitted it.
Below you will find new code for only the :create_roles task
plugins/user_engine/tasks/user_engine.rake
desc ‘Create the default roles’
task :create_roles => :environment do
Create the Guest Role
if Role.find_by_name(UserEngine.config(:guest_role_name)) == nil
puts “Creating guest role ‘#{UserEngine.config(:guest_role_name)}’”
guest = Role.new
guest.name = UserEngine.config(:guest_role_name)
guest.description = “Implicit role for all accessors of the site”
guest.system_role = true
guest.omnipotent = false
guest.save
if Role.find_by_name(UserEngine.config(:admin_role_name)) == nil
puts “Creating admin role ‘#{UserEngine.config(:admin_role_name)}’”
admin = Role.new
admin.name = UserEngine.config(:admin_role_name)
admin.description = “The system administrator, with REAL ULTIMATE
POWER.”
admin.omnipotent = true
admin.system_role = true
admin.save
@all_action_permissions.each { |permission|
if !admin.permissions.include?(permission)
admin.permissions << permission
end
}
end
Create the User role, if needed
if Role.find_by_name(UserEngine.config(:user_role_name)) == nil
puts “Creating user role ‘#{UserEngine.config(:user_role_name)}’”
user = Role.new
user.name = UserEngine.config(:user_role_name)
user.description = “The default role for all logged-in users”
user.system_role = true
user.omnipotent = false
user.save
# all users automatically get the Guest permissions implicitly
user.permissions << Permission.find_by_controller_and_action('user',
‘logout’)
user.permissions << Permission.find_by_controller_and_action(‘user’,
‘home’)
user.permissions << Permission.find_by_controller_and_action(‘user’,
‘change_password’)
user.permissions << Permission.find_by_controller_and_action(‘user’,
‘edit’)
end
End
Nathaniel has been busy finding these bugs, and filing requests on the
Engines Trac site, which I’d encourage you all to peruse. I should
have a bug fix version out late next week - alas, Real Life is
forcing me to focus my energies elsewhere until then…
james
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