An easy way to redirect certain roles in zope

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旧巷少年郎 2021-01-25 03:28

I have a section of my zope 2 site which uses an interim macro between the \'content\' and the site-wide macro. I don\'t want to apply security to the folder, but I would like t

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  • 2021-01-25 03:48

    First of all, why not restructure your site to put all these pages that require authentication in locations you can protect with Zope permissions? A custom (local) workflow can apply permissions on a state-by-state and location-by-location basis, thus using Zope's own automatic authentication framework. If you don't use a workflow, a custom type can still apply permissions that are acquired by anything below it in URL space.

    You can create a method (a Zope3 view, a Python Script in a skin layer, a method on a content class in your acquisition context, an External Method, in rough order of best practices) that is called from your special_template macro by means of a tal:define statement. I'll assign the output to a dummy variable here because you don't care about that, we'll use it for it's side effects. The following example assumes you've gone the Z3 view way:

    <body tal:define="dummy context/@@redirect_if_anonymous">
    

    This will instanciate the view registered with the name redirect_if_anonymous. In the view you can then test if your web visitor has been authenticated, using standard Zope API methods or a test for a cookie, depending on your application. Here is a standard API example, it'll raise Unauthorized to force a login.

    from Products.Five import BrowserView
    from AccessControl import getSecurityManager, Unauthorized
    from AccessControl.SpecialUsers import nobody
    
    class RedirectAnonymous(BrowserView):
        def __call__(self):
            sm = getSecurityManager()
            user = sm.getUser()
            if user is None or user is nobody:
                 raise Unauthorized
    

    If all you want is a redirect to another location, simply use response.redirect():

    url = self.request['URL0'] + '/login.html'
    self.request.response.redirect(url)
    

    If you want to test for cookies first, cookies are part of the request variables:

    if 'mycookie' not in self.request.cookies:
        self.request.response.redirect(url)
    
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