http://5Valleys.com/tags/#{params[:tag_id]/posts en-us 40 Rails, Software Development, Western Montana, and other incoherent ramblings. Just a quick FYI to anyone interested. I've officially moved GateKeeper, CrossSiteSniper, and ARID all over to Github. <a href='http://www.5valleys.com/posts/61-GateKeeper-CrossSiteSniper-ARID-move-to-Github'>continue...</a> Tue, 17 Feb 2009 23:03:00 -0700 http://www.5valleys.com/posts/61-GateKeeper-CrossSiteSniper-ARID-move-to-Github jsgarvin Git GateKeeper XSS ARID Rails I recently added attachment_fu to a personal Rails project that was already using GateKeeper and ran into some stumbling blocks. It took me some time to dig into attachment_fu's inner workings and some experimentation to figure out the best way to get to the two plugins to play nice together, so here's some tips for anyone else who might try this themselves someday. <a href='http://www.5valleys.com/posts/56-GateKeeper-attachment-fu'>continue...</a> Sat, 03 May 2008 00:20:00 -0600 http://www.5valleys.com/posts/56-GateKeeper-attachment-fu jsgarvin Rails GateKeeper Security I've noticed in my site logs people are searching the Interweb Tubes for "GateKeeper" combined with other keywords that suggest they're looking for some better examples on how to use it, so I figured maybe I'd write something up to try to help. <a href='http://www.5valleys.com/posts/53-Getting-Started-with-GateKeeper'>continue...</a> Sat, 19 Apr 2008 07:41:00 -0600 http://www.5valleys.com/posts/53-Getting-Started-with-GateKeeper jsgarvin Security GateKeeper Rails GateKeeper 0.2 is now available. This version traverses eagerly loaded associations and checks read permissions on each loaded object for the current user. <a href='http://www.5valleys.com/posts/42-Announcing-GateKeeper-0-2'>continue...</a> Tue, 18 Mar 2008 22:14:00 -0600 http://www.5valleys.com/posts/42-Announcing-GateKeeper-0-2 jsgarvin Rails GateKeeper Security I'm pleased to announce the official release of my latest Rails plugin "GateKeeper". GateKeeper started life as a library in one of my big personal Rails projects where I've been experimenting with multiple methods of setting, managing and enforcing access and security permissions for specific models. This project has lots of users with different security access levels to other user's data based on their roles and relationships to each other. I think this latest experiment was a huge success, so I immediately decided to give it away to you ('cause you're all that and more). <a href='http://www.5valleys.com/posts/34-Announcing-GateKeeper-Model-Level-Security-amp-Permissions-Management'>continue...</a> Thu, 06 Mar 2008 09:09:00 -0700 http://www.5valleys.com/posts/34-Announcing-GateKeeper-Model-Level-Security-amp-Permissions-Management jsgarvin Rails GateKeeper Security