I need to do two authentications, one for other clients for admins, so I have to have two instances of auth; how to do this in Laravel, where do I have a client table and another admin table?
Authentication with two different tables
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asked by anonymous 14.01.2014 / 04:31
2 answers
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The most practical method is to configure authentication on the route where it is needed:
Config::set('auth.model', 'Admin');
Or, set to a standard URI's
if ($request->is('admin*'))
{
Config::set('auth.model', 'Admin');
}
In this way, Model Admin will be responsible for authentication.
14.01.2014 / 05:20
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I believe it is the case of creating a new class of Auth Illuminate\Auth\Guard and some Facades, to replicate the Auth component. Here you would do, for example, an authentication using Auth::attempt() and another one using your authentication, MeuAuth::attempt() .
14.01.2014 / 04:49