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In my application I have 3 distinct areas:
Admin
Where everything is managed, currently the authentication is done by Sentry (very good by the way). For this area I have the Users model that communicates with the database.
Students
Where the student has access to a wide range of data and tools.
Officials
Where the student’s guardian enters to manage their payments and data.
Each of them has its own model/table and format
I really can’t figure out how to solve this problem.
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The most practical method is to configure the authentication on the route where needed:
Config::set('auth.model', 'Admin');
or set to a URI standard
if ($request->is('admin*'))
{
Config::set('auth.model', 'Admin');
}
Thus, the Model Admin shall be responsible for authentication.
P.S. responded with the same response from Authentication with two different tables and I’m voting as a duplicate.
With this method you change the authentication mode the moment you authenticate, so in the following requests, because it returns to the normal model, this should be kept somehow (I suggest Session)
I like the @Hernandes alternative I use a filter before my protected routes. I think I can put this command right there.
Hernandes, have you used this method? Because after Logging in config::get('auth.model') is back to "USER" so how much the user gives Auth::user() will give error not?
@Flávioh.Ferreira the configuration returns to the default with each request, you must set in the same request before using Auth:user
yes... but for each new request you must set again Config::set('auth.model', 'Admin'); so that it is not a problem.
However, "on-the-fly" settings do not persist, so it would be a good practice to set it in the Controller’s Construct or create a config method and call it in each controller method
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What exactly is the problem? Authentication itself with multiple models? In this case, the question seems even duplicated, as Ernandes pointed out.
– bfavaretto
That’s really it, I had not found this question before, so I decided to post it.
– vinicius73