17:12 <theCrab> hey avdi :))

17:12 <theCrab> Has anyone tried to simulate GitHub's Organisations ACL using DM?

17:12 <avdi> theCrab: hi!

17:13 <theCrab> avdi: long time, hows the world around you?

17:14 <avdi> theCrab: who are you IRL?

17:17 <theCrab> avdi: I am theCrab. I roll around in mud and bite barefooted muddy explorers when they come close to my nest. I protect the rubies under water storages :))

17:18 <jfredett> Clearly, you are the hero Gotham deserves.

17:19 <CraigBuchek> I'm not yet convinced that theCrab isn't a bot.

17:20 <theCrab> jfredett: The dark underground passages of Gotham you mean? Have you been there?

17:22 <theCrab> CraigBuchek: sending mrs. botylicious to spy on you ;)

17:25 <theCrab> avdi: No messing. I bought some of your literary awesomeness a while back. We haven't met but i wrote you a while back. On Github and everywhere else, I am theCrab. My mom calls me Jak mostly and Jakson when she is pissed off.

22:11 <theCrab> Has anyone dealt with implementing the GitHub-like ACL using DataMapper https://gist.github.com/theCrab/8721016

22:12 <theCrab> I need some help with it

22:49 <xybre> theCrab: did you try in the data mapper channel?

23:04 <theCrab> xybre: i did. Doesn't seam like anyone's in there

23:04 <theCrab> xybre: any hints?

23:06 <xybre> theCrab: What are you trying to do?

23:12 <theCrab> xybre: I have Organisation, User, Repository/Vehicle, Team. An Org has many teams. A team hbtm users, A team has different permissions. A User can be a collaborator on another users repo

23:12 <theCrab> xybre: I think there is a github repo that is similar to GitHub. I'll search for it. It might offer a clue

23:14 <xybre> ACL and such are a set of Hard Problems.

23:16 <theCrab> I have very simple permissions. Similar to GitHub clone, push_pull, destroy. Just three.

23:17 <theCrab> xybre: have you looked at the gist? https://gist.github.com/theCrab/8721016

23:17 <xybre> Read, Write, Execute are only three. But then they are per user and per group. </unix>

23:19 <xybre> Anyway, if you jsut want to do it anyway, you'll need a join table for UserStuff and OrgStuff that sets permissions for each per "Stuff" (Repo or whatever).

23:20 <theCrab> xybre: yes. If you get a collaborator on your repo, they can push,pull. If they are in a team, they can have execute. One is higher than the other. Inherited as you go up

23:21 <xybre> theCrab: I found this too: http://www.ruby-doc.org/stdlib-2.1.0/libdoc/drb/rdoc/ACL.html

23:22 <theCrab> xybre: am on Version 2.0

23:23 <xybre> theCrab: also https://gist.github.com/smichaelis/389299

23:23 <xybre> theCrab: did you even look to see if its in 2.0?

23:25 <xybre> Anyway, the point is, you're looking for an "Authorization" solution, if you google using that word you'll find more relevant stuff.

23:34 <theCrab> https://github.com/blog/1763-better-organizations