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<iro> when is the next release due?
<btami> good morning
<iro> good afternoon
<btami> :)
<btami> iro: please wait for reinhard, maybe he will tell something
<btami> he is our release masta
<iro> hm ok then..
<iro> are you a gnue developer?
<btami> i'v contributed some code before (the win32 form client), but today only
<btami> jamest, reinhard and johannes are the active developers
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<johannesV> good morning
<btami> hi johannesV
<johannesV> hi btami
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<kilo> good morning
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<erkkie> hello all
<docelic> ay erkkie
<erkkie> having problems using appserver authentication.. for some reason, when authentiation=True, I don't get the username/password dialog & appserver searches for a null username (SELECT gnue_username, gnue_password, gnue_id, gnue_accesslist FROM gnue_useraccess  WHERE (gnue_username IS NULL)
<reinhard> erkkie: you have to set authentication = 1 in the [appserver] connection on client side connections.conf
<reinhard> so the client asks you for auth data
<reinhard> (IIRC)
<reinhard> sorry
<reinhard> authentication = yes
<reinhard> not 1
<erkkie> oh, thanks.. putting authentication=True into the apserver part, worked
<erkkie> =yes worked also:p
<erkkie> .. I had authentication=true only in gnue.conf, didn't think that connections.conf also needed something
<erkkie> ... now  it's time to ask the old question of how to implement rbac:p
<erkkie> does appserver use the username/password on the db side also?
<reinhard> no
<reinhard> appserver uses own username/password on db side
<erkkie> ok
<reinhard> (as given in connections.conf)
<reinhard> (or on command line for appserver)
<erkkie> yeah, I figured that, just thought that when appserver would use the supplied user/pass with the subsequent connections, some kind of access-control could be offloaded to the db.. but I'm not sure what would be the downsides of that approach
<reinhard> we want to avoid that people can access db directly
<reinhard> e.g. if you have "number on stock", people should be able to change that field through appserver (in a controlled way) but not through direct sql
<erkkie> ok
<erkkie> I read the appserver roadmap, noticed that rbac is on the way. I might try to implement some-kind of pseudo-rbac with appserver modules/classes
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<reinhard> good night all
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