[Asterisk-Dev] Authenticate App with Rights Check.

[Alexander Lopez]

It may be a little complicated but you can nest Authenticate commands or
you can use variables loaded from a files via an AGI.
 
example 1
 
exten => 900,1,Authenticate(password-list-of-autherorizated users)
exten => 900,2,Authenticate(password-list-for-opton)
exten => 900,102,Playback(you are not auith)
 
 
example 2:
 
exten => 900,1,AGI(what-rights-do-I-have)
exten => 900,2.Goto(900-${RIGHTS},1)
 
exten => 900-full,1,Authenticate(path-to-file)
 
exten => 900-limited,1,Authenticate(path-to-file)
 
example 3
 
You can do the whole thing with an AGI. Authentication, Validation, and
even execution.
 
 
 
 


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	From: asterisk-dev-bounces at lists.digium.com
[mailto:asterisk-dev-bounces at lists.digium.com] On Behalf Of Alvaro
Parres
	Sent: Wednesday, January 11, 2006 8:51 PM
	To: asterisk-dev at lists.digium.com
	Subject: [Asterisk-Dev] Authenticate App with Rights Check.
	
	
	Hi list, becouse a requirement of one client i have 
	to program a Authenticate App, that authenticate
	and also check if the user have permission for doing it.
	
	I have been thinking to use the actual Authenticate module 
	only with some changes. For check the rights of the user.
	
	The first think i want to consult all is the password and rights

	file to use:
	
	I was thinking on a fiel with the next format:
	
	account_code:password:list_of_rights_separte_by_comas 
	
	i mean we can have somthin like this
	
	0001:1234:4,3,6,10,78
	0002:4532,12,5,3,1
	
	And the command will be
	
	exten _900.,1,AuthRights(/path/to/file|3|j)
	
	this will search te user password and then check if he have the 
	right 3. 
	
	I will start progamming this, i'm open for suggestions. 
	
	Alvaro Parres.
	
	
	
	

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