How to set permissions to several database entries?

[g-giani]

Hi AbiusX,

I have a database with over 15.000 products. Some of these products are maintained by different agencies. If I got it right, I have do create a permission for every of my 15.000 products, to check if a user with id $user_id is allowed to edit a product with the id $product_id? Because when I do a check like

$rbac->check('edit_product_' . $product_id, $user_id);

and there is no permission 'edit_product_1234' (for example), the script breaks with an exeption:

throw new RbacPermissionNotFoundException ( "The permission '{$Permission}' not found." );

In this case, your class should return, that the user has no permission to edit this product. So it wouldn't be necessary to create a permission for every product.

[abiusx]

Hello,
I believe in my local version that is done. For now, you can use a try-catch block.
Plus, if you have a hierarchy for products, you don’t need to add every single one to the system.

On Jun 29, 2016, at 9:45 AM, g-giani [email protected] wrote:

Hi AbiusX,

I have a database with over 15.000 products. Some of these products are maintained by different agencies. If I got it right, I have do create a permission for every of my 15.000 products, to check if a user with id $user_id is allowed to edit a product with the id $product_id? Because when I do a check like

$rbac->check('edit_product_' . $product_id, $user_id);

and there is no permission 'edit_product_1234' (for example), the script breaks with an exeption:

throw new RbacPermissionNotFoundException ( "The permission '{$Permission}' not found." );

In this case, your class should return, that the user has no permission to edit this product. So it wouldn't be necessary to create a permission for every product.

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[g-giani]

Ok, thx so far. In this case, I don't get it right. How do I implement this hierarchy? For example
products 23,45,657 should be able to be maintained by agency A, products 3,56,784 should be able to be maintained by agency B etc. All other products should be maintained only by users with an editor-role...

[abiusx]

The hierarchy of products should have nothing to do with the users that can access them. Separation of concepts is of key importance.
For example, if you have products made of wood vs products made of wool, you can categorize each under one group.
For more help you need to tell us more about your system.

On Jun 29, 2016, at 10:12 AM, g-giani [email protected] wrote:

Ok, thx so far. In this case, I don't get it right. How do I implement this hierarchy? For example
products 23,45,657 should be able to be maintained by agency A, products 3,56,784 should be able to be maintained by agency B etc. All other products should be maintained only by users with an editor-role...

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[mjwlking]

I also encountered a similar problem. After checking, it was found that there was an error in setup.php.
If(jf::$Db->connect_errno==1049) should be if(jf::$Db->connect_errno!==1049).
Modify it on it.