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secure.yaml

http://www.symfony-project.org/forum/index.php?t=msg&th=6989

i now wanted to set some security settings via. security.yml, but unluckily it didnt worked the way i though it should…

i just created a 'security.yml' in the 'apps/myapp/modules/mymodule/config/' Folder with (and nothing else) :

executeTest:
  is_secure:   on
  credentials: admin

Test:
  is_secure:   on
  credentials: admin

test:
  is_secure:   on
  credentials: admin

I added that 3 Things couze test didn't worked… so here is my First question, if i have something like this:

Example 1. File actions.class.php:

class mymoduleActions extends sfActions
{
  public function executeTest()
  {
    $this->temp = "if you can read me, it didnt worked out.";
  }
}

so should the entry in the 'security.yml' be Test, or test? Well at least one of that 3 Ways should work, but if i try to open it myserver.de/mymodule/test

i can read the Text everytime … and dind't get something like "permission denied" , by the way, i didnt added any Credentials and setAuthenticated(true) to the user, so what did i did wrong? :(

And there are 2 Paths where i can add my security.yml , if i have entred in both, wich one will be used for an action?

'apps/myapp/modules/mymodule/config/' 'apps/myapp/config/'

secure.yaml

> so should the entry in the 'security.yml' be Test, or test?

apps/myapp/modules/mymodule/config/security.yml

test:
  is_secure: on
  credentials: admin

as per http://www.symfony-project.org/book/trunk/06-Inside-the-Cont roller-Layer#Action%20Security

Did you clear the cache after applying the security?
To perform more 'generic' test you could do:
```
all:
  is_secure: on
  credentials: admin
```

documented on: 13 June 2007, pezetgee