AuthKit with Pylons

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Comments (4)

 

  1. May 19, 2007

    Jan Brauer says:

    Hi, this howto seems to be somewhat inconsistent. When I try it w/ this snippet...

    Hi,

    this howto seems to be somewhat inconsistent.
    When I try it w/ this snippet and pylons 0.9.5 and authkit from svn I end up w/ a

    [app:main]
...
authkit.setup.enable = true
authkit.setup.method = digest
authkit.digest.users.setup = user:pylons

    authkit.authenticate.AuthKitConfigError: Expected at least one authenticate key, not {}

    1. Jul 25, 2007

      Dalius Dobravolskas says:

      If you are using AuthKit 0.4 this should work for you: authkit.setup.enable = t...

      If you are using AuthKit 0.4 this should work for you:

      authkit.setup.enable = true
      authkit.setup.method = digest
      authkit.digest.authenticate.user.data = user:pass
      authkit.digest.realm = technically_any_random_text

      While googling around on AuthKit I must say that documentation does not confirm with the code at all. Most probably it is because just one person is working on AuthKit and he is doing great work. I think everyone should help him

    2. Aug 02, 2007

      George Yamana says:

      For me, it only worked when I had the following: authkit.enable = true authkit....

      For me, it only worked when I had the following:

      authkit.enable = true
      authkit.method = digest
      authkit.users.setup = user:pylons

      1. Aug 07, 2007

        George Yamana says:

        Sorry, ignore my post, I didn't realise I was using an old version. Someone else...

        Sorry, ignore my post, I didn't realise I was using an old version. Someone else set up the system I was working on.