Most of the modules we work on in symfony are secured with the popular sfGuardPlugin, but by default you can’t test a secured module each time you will try to access an action from your functional testing file will result in failure of the test. To make my point a little bit clear consider that we have a module called foobar in an application called backend. Of course as you know that when you create the module, automatically a file called foobarActionsTest.php is created in test/functional/backend.
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