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Multiple different auth methods in same site

by tonix (Antonio Nati) :: Rate this Message:

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Can typo3 handle different authentications in the same website/installation?

I'm planning to setup a website with different authentications for
different site subparts.
So imap for one tree, typo3 for another, etc.

Is it possible to do it, or each authentication may cause problems to
others?

Would it be possible to add an attribute for each authentication type
(i.e. like a group), so some function can be available only for users
which succeded one specific authentication?

Thanks,

Tonino

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Re: Multiple different auth methods in same site

by Franz Koch-4 :: Rate this Message:

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Hi Antonio,
> Can typo3 handle different authentications in the same
> website/installation?
>
> I'm planning to setup a website with different authentications for
> different site subparts.
> So imap for one tree, typo3 for another, etc.
>
> Is it possible to do it, or each authentication may cause problems to
> others?

yes, that's possible - but I don't think you can limit a certain
authentication type to a pagetree. You could probably achieve that by
using a if-condition with domain-check in your ext_localconf.php and
only activate those auth-services that are available for the domain.

The auth-service of typo3 is working like this:
- it checks which services are available and orders them by importance
- then it asks one after another to check for a valid authentication
- if the service-module doesn't give back a success message, the next
service-module is asked

So it's kind of aggregating all available auth-mechanisms until one
succeeds.

> Would it be possible to add an attribute for each authentication type
> (i.e. like a group), so some function can be available only for users
> which succeded one specific authentication?

I think so - if you code the authentication service yourself.

But this question might be more suitable for the dev-list I think.

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