Testing Multi Authentication with Laravel and will hopefully come to a solution soon.
Migrations are set and seeds are ready... basically this means it can be easily deployed to any apache server environment, e.g., WAMP, MAMP, XAMPP, Vagrant. Vagrant is almost a favorite of mine. Anyway, deploy with your favorite CLI with following commands:
php artisan migrate
php artisan db:seed
Stay tuned for further updates on this documentation. I'm sure I will be running into a ton of errors with Multiauth library by Ollie Read.
12/18/2014
Took almost 24 hours. However, after so much pain and aggravation, I was able to login with a user in the users table with Multiauth package. My one qurrel with the php package is that the default Laravel filters are shut off and I can't logout.
Will need to report later on how to fix this.
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