Security Context

B

bobsss

I am building an add user website. I have several asp scripts in this
website such as, query for username, create user, etc. Ideally I would like
to have users logon to the website, and have these scripts execute with
their individual security context. Can anyone point me in the right
direction, mabe some samples somewhere.

Thanks a bunch
 
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Anthony Jones

bobsss said:
I am building an add user website. I have several asp scripts in this
website such as, query for username, create user, etc. Ideally I would like
to have users logon to the website, and have these scripts execute with
their individual security context. Can anyone point me in the right
direction, mabe some samples somewhere.


Sounds like you've got some design effort to put in. How would a user login
affect what they can do and see? How do you do you intend to specify what
they can do and see?

For example you may have many users all very similar that have identical
access then a few others who have more privledged acces. In which case a
role based model is indicated.

OTH, each user may be reponsible for building their own content and only
they have access to that content. In which case a simple userID against
resources would suffice.

IOW we need need to know much more about your reasons for having users logon
before we can provide help.
 
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bobsss

Thanks, I'll review my design.


Anthony Jones said:
Sounds like you've got some design effort to put in. How would a user
login
affect what they can do and see? How do you do you intend to specify what
they can do and see?

For example you may have many users all very similar that have identical
access then a few others who have more privledged acces. In which case a
role based model is indicated.

OTH, each user may be reponsible for building their own content and only
they have access to that content. In which case a simple userID against
resources would suffice.

IOW we need need to know much more about your reasons for having users
logon
before we can provide help.
 

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