Authentication-and-authorization-with-ZF | Zend_Auth Zend_Acl use case | Identity Management library

Authentication-and-authorization-with-ZF is a PHP library typically used in Security, Identity Management, Ruby On Rails, Docker, Oracle applications. Authentication-and-authorization-with-ZF has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

This is an example of usage of the Zend_Auth and Zend_Acl classes of the Zend Framework project. The example is built using a standard MVC application in Zend Framework with a modules architecture. The authentication system is provided with a login page that use a username and a password. The Zend_Auth works on a DB adapter or an LDAP server depending on the user’s profile information. You can find the example database (db.sql) in the folder /docs of the project. The authorization system uses implemented in this example is able to manage modules, controllers and actions using a special syntax: "module/controller/action". This example supports the usage of a * character to specify a generic module, controller and action. That means you can provide a permission for a spefici user’s group based on the following syntax: "example//", all the controllers and actions of the example module. In the example database we have two users: admin (pass: admin) and enrico (pass: enrico). Admin is able to access to all the resources of the application and enrico is able to access to all the resource of the home module except for the action menu of the index controller.