Auth_membership issues

[Maurice Waka]

I tried this code found here. When it comes to logging in, i get an error: Not Authorized, none.

When using @auth.requires_login(), it works.

What could I be doing wrong?

I need to register as admin.

Kind regards

[Richard Vézina]

Hmm this is very old code... Do you have a "admin" group? and if you do, are your user a member of this group??

Note : This code shouldn't be used, as you should manipulate user group and membership with auth.add_group(), auth.add_membership(), auth.del_membership() and all others auth methods related to user management. There is many advantages to do so like making sure proper live variables values get updated properly. Other then that you may require to logout and login again to force those variables to be updated. 

You may consider improving the Bruno's code by replacing SQLFORM() by proper auth methods.

Thanks

Richard

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[Maurice Waka]

:)

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[Anthony]

Be sure to read the relevant documentation: http://web2py.com/books/default/chapter/29/09/access-control#Authorization. You need to create an "admin" group and make sure you are a member of it.

Anthony