authorization. Authentication is making sure someone who they say they
are. Authorization is making sure that person can access a resource.
So you have Zend_Auth and Zend_Acl (Authentication & Authorization)
You can do a check per request using an ACL assertion, ala a Front
Controller Plugin
2009/2/26 bennyg <ben@magiconlinesolutions.co.uk>:
>
> I've implemented Zend_Auth on a new project that I'm working but would like
> to make a few changes to how it works.
>
> The main change I would like to make would be to reauthenticate a user on
> each page load so if I choose to ban them they get logged out instantly.
>
> To me it makes sence to implement this functionality within Zend_Auth by
> extending the class.
>
> I can only find one example of someone extending Zend_Auth so would like to
> check if this is the best method to solve my problem.
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>
>
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