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I am just wondering how people think permission system should be.  I can think of 2 major type that i have seen.

 

The first which is the way i prefer because it seems quite flexible is have some sort of identifier and the a permission type.  for instance i have a management system that have permission setup based on system and module.  a system could be "CMS" and a module for that system could be news.  Now the permissions would be something like "edit, view, delete, etc..." and this way i can give a user the permission to view/edit news but not delete by giving them a record in the user_permissions table with cms, news, view with status of "active" and another record with cms, news, view with status of "active".  to take away a permission i would just set the user permission record to inactive.  the down side to this is there are more record per system/module combo.

 

The other way is to use bit-wize operators and just a level like 4, 16, 32, etc...  The reason i don't like that is it is a bit more complex to understand and hard to see what permissions a user has just by looking at the database.

 

Which way do you prefer or maybe there is a different method i have not mentioned that you like?

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