1. modify the session namespace before authenticating, so the two different
types are done within another 'namespace'
$auth->setStorage(new Zend_Auth_Storage_Session('someNamespace'));
2. When you're setting the identity (with Zend_Auth_Result), pass an object
as the second parameter. So, when you do $auth->getIdentity(), it will also
return that object. Use different objects for the normal users and the admin
and you'll know who you are dealing with
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