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username = Rack::Request.new(request.env).session[CasrackTheAuthenticator::USERNAME_PARAM]
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=== Disconnected (Fake) Mode
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I've often found myself working on a CAS-ified project while away from the office
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and unable to access the CAS server. To support this type of disconnected development,
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just substitute in the CasrackTheAuthenticator::Fake middleware. It acts like
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CasrackTheAuthenticator::Simple, but it uses HTTP Basic authentication against a
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preset list of usernames.
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A common pattern for Rails apps is to create a disconnected environment:
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==== 1: set up <tt>[rails_root]/config/database.yml</tt>
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development: &DEV
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# development mode when disconnected from MITRE
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<<: *DEV
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==== 2: set up <tt>[rails_root]/config/disconnected.rb</tt>:
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config.middleware.swap 'CasrackTheAuthenticator::Simple', CasrackTheAuthenticator::Fake, 'jimbob', 'sueann'
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