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reen/symfony-stack-security
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A Symfony security provider for STACK compatibility.

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A symfony security provider for STACK
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[](#a-symfony-security-provider-for-stack)

This project contains a simple bundle that enables you to use STACK authentication middlewares.

Example
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[](#example)

In order to secure the default Acme bundle with stack you have to change the `secured_area` within `security.yml`.

It should look like this:

```
secured_area:
    pattern:    ^/demo/secured/
    stack_token: ~
    logout:
        path:   _demo_logout
        target: _demo
    stack_challenge: ~

```

Note that there are 2 stack authenticators given. `stack_token` searches the request for a token, when it is found it will ask the security provider (default in\_memory) to find the user and store it in the security context.

The other authenticator is `stack_challenge` it delegates authentication to the STACK middlewares.

If you like to do a quick test you can alter app\_dev.php and make it look like this to authenticate as `user`.

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