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    <p>Yes, you can add fine grain control by adding a before_filter to the appropriate refinerycms controllers. In that before_filter you could use CanCan, but refinerycms already has a roles table that you can easily leverage for this.</p> <p>Here's one way to control access to the blog, for example.</p> <p>Using the console or other interface of your choice, add a new Role with title="member". </p> <p>Add another with title="premium_user"</p> <p>Then (if your authentication model is called User), in the console</p> <pre><code>&gt;member1 = User.find(1) &gt;member1.roles &lt;&lt; Role.where(:title=&gt;"member").first &gt;member1.save </code></pre> <p>Similarly, you would add the "premium_user" role to the right users.</p> <p>Create MyApp/lib/restrict_blog_to_member_role.rb</p> <pre><code>module RestrictBlogToMemberRole def restrict_blog_to_member_role return true unless !(current_user.try(:has_role? "member") flash[:notice]="Please become a member with us before accessing the blog." redirect_to home_path #or some other destination path that exists return false end end </code></pre> <p>In MyApp/config/application.rb, set up the before_filter so it will reload on each call in development mode, in case you change it with the server running....</p> <pre><code>module MyApp class Application &lt; Rails::Application .... config.before_initialize do require 'restrict_blog_to_member_role' end config.to_prepare do BlogController.send :include, RestrictBlogToMemberRole BlogController.send :before_filter, :restrict_blog_to_member_role end .... end end </code></pre> <p>You can do the same with other refinery controllers like PagesController, Admin::BaseController, Admin::RefinerySettingsController, Admin::Blog::PostsController, etc., and add methods dealing with other roles like "premium_user", depending on what authorization rules you want to implement.</p> <p>Alternatively, you can override the refinery controllers directly in your app/controllers folder using </p> <pre><code>rake refinery:override controller=blog_controller #for example. </code></pre> <p>Then you can incorporate calls to something like CanCan, or add the before filters above directly. If you override, it is a little harder to upgrade refinerycms when it changes, because you have the extra step of re-overriding and re-merging your code with the latest version of the controller, when it changes.</p> <p>Re: "admin" user, refinerycms is already going to leverage a role with title="Superuser" and require that at least 1 User has that role. It comes pre-configured with some authorization logic for what Superuser can do that those without that role cannot.</p>
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