18 Jul
2005
18 Jul
'05
10:10 p.m.
Hi Juha,
Just correct me if I get it wrong - you are talking about the
possibility of checking a dynamically selected group against a user; so
far only fix group may be tested.
like, after some logic to figure out you want to test ACL "acl_test",
name stored in an AVP - and later test if the user belongs to the group
name stored in the AVP?
Is this right?
regards,
Bogdan
Juha Heinanen wrote:
Daniel-Constantin Mierla writes:
What do you think? Any other idea?
i haven't used group module at all, because it really does not implement
ACL capabilit, it just checks if a user belongs to a group. which group
a request belongs to, is not addressed by group module.
group module is useful for simple group membership checking, for
example, if a user is allowed to make a pstn call. but if we (actually
telecom law in finland) complicate things a bit by introducing different
types of pstn destinations, for example, national local, national long
distance, national cellular, national long distance, international,
different kinds of service numbers, etc. we would first need to figure
out the group of the request by some module function AND then find out
if caller belongs to that group.
an efficient solution would combine the two actions into one.
-- juha
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