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i'm working on asp.net core and i don't understand some things. for example in mvc.net 5 we can filter and authorize action with create class from AuthorizeAttribute and set attribute to actions like this: public class AdminAuthorize : AuthorizeAttribute { public override void OnAuthorization(AuthorizationContext filterContext) { base.OnAuthorization(filterContext); if (filterContext.Result is HttpUnauthorizedResult) filterContext.Result = new RedirectResult("/Admin/Account/Login"); } } but in asp.net core we don't have AuthorizeAttribute ... how can i set filter like this in asp.net core for

Does the [Authorize] attribute used with ASP.NET MVC controllers only function with sites that have implemented a MembershipProvider? Short answer is no. It just checks that there is a IPrincipal, how that gets there is up to you. I have my own login logic that I use instead of the Membership provider, once I've authenticated a user I just call the FormsAuthentication.SetAuthCookie method. Once you've done that you can then use the [Authenticate] attribute. Jeff The [Authorize] attribute is an action filter. It's going to grab the IPrincipal and check if the user is authenticated or if you

截止到目前为止，RGW S3的认证部分支持AWS v4认证、AWS v2认证以及匿名用户认证。这三种认证的总入口位于rgw_process.cc::process_request()函数，该函数中处理认证部分的代码如下： rgw_process.cc::process_request() |__RGW_Auth_S3::authorize() |__根据HTTP请求参数决定认证方式（AWS v4/AWS v2/匿名认证） 下面分别描述这三种认证方式： 1、AWS v2认证方式。 AWS v2认证由RGW_Auth_S3::authorize_v2()函数处理。使用AWS v2方式认证，用户首现根据用户的secret key对认证头部数据进行签名操作，与此同时将认证头部数据、签名数据、用户的access key信息加入到HTTP请求数据流中。RGW收到HTTP请求数据流后提取出上述信息，之后通过用户的access key获取到用户信息（user info）。之后使用用户信息中的secret key对HTTP请求数据流中的认证头部数据进行签名操作，最后判断由RGW计算出来的签名值是否与HTTP请求数据流中的签名值一致来实现用户的认证。 AWS v2函数处理流程如下： RGW_Auth_S3::authorize() |__通过HTTP请求数据流得到用户的access key

I've been trying to think this answer through and can't find a good solution on how to properly do this. I've read over these articles : http://schotime.net/blog/index.php/2009/02/17/custom-authorization-with-aspnet-mvc/ http://geekswithblogs.net/brians/archive/2010/07/08/implementing-a-custom-asp.net-mvc-authorization-filter.aspx ASP.NET MVC custom authorization http://davidhayden.com/blog/dave/archive/2009/04/09/CustomAuthorizationASPNETMVCFrameworkAuthorizeAttribute.aspx Custom Authorize Attribute additional Param? Thinking maybe the last one is close. Scenario: User's create Roles User's

I am trying to give some custom roles within spree specific permissions. Cant find this answer anywhere role_ability.rb class RoleAbility include CanCan::Ability def initialize(user) user || User.new # for guest if user.has_role? "admin" can :manage, :all elsif user.has_role? "retailer" can :manage, Product else can :read, :all end end end I thought this might be a popular idea, of letting a user with role 'manager' manage only products and other certain Models... if I change elsif user.has_role? "retailer" can :manage, Product to elsif user.has_role? "retailer" can :manage, :all It works as

I downloaded the Facebook C# SDK 4.1.1, and incorporated it on a small ASP.NET 3.5SP1 web project. When I run the application from VS Studio 2008, it allowed me to install my Facebook application. When I log onto facebook, I can see that my app installed, as I see it on my home page left nav. When I click on the app, it displays the default.aspx page on my facebook app iframe. Looks like it worked, right? No it doesn't because when I debug the page on localhost, I see that the Authorize() on the CanvasAuthorizer app returns FALSE. I created a web app in IIS 5.0 so that the default vs studio

I have sets of controllers which are each used for each authorization type. For example, a class A authorization will have a set of controllers each which require class A authorization. Is there a way to place one [Authorize(Role="Class A")] attribute somewhere which will apply to each of those controllers without having to decorate each controller with the same attribute? You can initialize those controllers derived from your base controller. namely put your attribute on a controller base class and to ensure that each controller within derived from base class. [Authorize(Role="Class A")]

I am building a web application using ASP.NET MVC that has two very distinct types of users. I'll contrive an example and say that one type is content producers (publishers) and another is content consumers (subscribers). I am not planning on using the built-in ASP.NET authorization stuff, because the separation of my user types is a dichotomy, you're either a publisher or a subscriber, not both. So, the build-in authorization is more complex than I need. Plus I am planning on using MySQL. I was thinking about storing them in the same table with an enum field (technically an int field). Then