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Hi, I am really struggling with the security aspect of Seal Report (me not being a programmer...) I've managed to have a very basic setup with 1 user, using this setting: Security Provider: Basic Authentication Use custom security script: True: and the contents of the custom security script (see below). But truth is, I have no idea how it works. When I change e.g. Model to Model2, I get a syntax error warning, which makes me think that Model is a reserved word. I've not found a post in this forum so far with a clear example of such a basic setup. What I am looking for, is a way to have 2 or 3 users with their own login, who can have access to all the reports. Thanks, Tom Quote:@using Seal.Model
@using Seal.Helpers
@{
SecurityUser user = Model;
//Basic authentication script: use the user name and password to authenticate the user and set his name and security groups...
//user.WebUserName -> user name from the login screen
//user.WebPassword -> password from the login screen
// user.Name = user.WebUserName; //Display name
Model.Name = user.WebUserName; //Display name
//user.PersonalFolderName -> may be set to defined the personal folder name
//security check can be hardcoded
if (user.WebUserName == "Model" && user.WebPassword == "Lat741")
{
user.AddDefaultSecurityGroup();
//user.AddSecurityGroup("aGroupName");
}
else {
throw new Exception("Invalid user name or password");
}
}
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Can you try: Code:if (user.WebUserName == "userName1" && user.WebPassword == "pwd1")
{
user.AddDefaultSecurityGroup();
}
else if (user.WebUserName == "userName2" && user.WebPassword == "pwd2")
{
user.AddDefaultSecurityGroup();
}
else if (user.WebUserName == "userName3" && user.WebPassword == "pwd3")
{
user.AddDefaultSecurityGroup();
}
else {
throw new Exception("Invalid user name or password");
}
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Implementing basic security measures, like strong passwords, regular software updates, and enabling two-factor authentication, forms a fundamental defense against cyber threats. These simple yet effective practices create a robust foundation, enhancing overall digital safety and minimizing vulnerabilities in an increasingly interconnected and dynamic online environment.
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