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> ashish.sharma wrote:
>>
>> This seems to be a simple problem but for me it is very crucial. I have
>> used Zend_Auth at 2 places on site as well as site's admin console. Now
>> the problem which I am facing it that whenever I logged in the site's
>> admin console and open the site in logged in session of admin the site
>> header area shows me the links like "My Account | Logout". As I have used
>> the suggested code and it is same for site and admin panel so I think it
>> is checking the admin logged in session on the site itself and instead of
>> showing me "Login" link it is finding the identity of admin session and
>> showing me the link "My Account | Logout".
>>
>> I short, it seems that the Zend_Auth sessions are conflicting / clashing
>> here. Is there any way where I can differentiate the site's Zend_Auth and
>> admin's Zend_Auth? Can't 2 different instances can be created be created
>> of Zend_Auth?
>>
>> Kindly suggest!
>> Ashish Sharma
>>
>
> The solution depends a bit on how your backend is structured. If the
> entities that can log in are completely different and have nothing to do
> with each other, you should use two different adapters. If they are in
> essence the same entities, but with different rights, then you should use
> Zend_Acl
>
Yeah! Using two different adapters is what I am looking for. I mean how can
i create two different Zend_Auth objects within a same application like for
www.test.com/login and admin.test.com/login so that when I login to the
admin.test.com and then open www.test.com in another tab the admin session
won't appear there and it should show "login" link to me on www.test.com
rather then "logout".
Am I clear in my specification?
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