- Drop groups (roles than can have inherited roles) and roles (set of
permissions)
- Permissions can now have inherited permissions (those act as roles)
RBAC DB structure is now limited to four tables
- rbac_permissions: Contains permissions and roles
- rbac_linked_permissions: Contains the relation between permissions and
linked permissions (those permissions that have linked permissions are
called roles)
- rbac_default_permissions: Contains the list of permissions to be granted
to each security level [Added to maintain compatibility in an easy way]
- rbac_account_permissions: Contains the list of permissions granted or
denied for a particular account.
NOTE: IF YOU ARE USING CUSTOM PERMISSIONS, ROLES OR GROUPS CHECK THE SQL
BEFORE APPLYING...
- Removed config option RBAC.DefaultGroups
Use the table rbac_security_level_groups to configure the groups to be added to the account at load time.
Note: Those groups are only used at run time, never saved to DB
