31 Aug
2005
31 Aug
'05
7:59 a.m.
Never wanted to load the advanced permission admin tool since I heard
it was quite unstable (being a student project from a couple of years
ago). I would assume it would be possible there by default :-)
On 29 Aug 2005, at 23:54, Bert Freudenberg wrote:
Am 29.08.2005 um 18:10 schrieb Lukas Renggli:
Indeed, in every structure you are able to redefine (override) the
roles: Just add a new role with the same name but different
permissions to your structure and from there on in the tree those
permissions will be used.
As an example have a look at the following tree where the
anonymous-role is initially defined in the root but redefined
(overridden) in two of its sub folders:
Root-Folder (anonymous: #( view edit ))
Read/Write-Subwiki
Readonly-Subwiki (anonymous: #( view )
Private-Subwiki (anonymous: #( ))
Good to hear :-) This is what I had in memory, but I wasn't sure.
Maybe by loading the advanced permission admin tool (not sure what
it's called) this is changed?
- Bert -
After talking with a colleague it appears that you can
indeed not
"take away" permissions in a subfolder, all permissions are
inherited.
Actually - you can. My smallwiki 1 (Squeak) does just that: its root
folder is viewable by all, and one of its subfolder is private. I
don't have direct access to its image right now, but as I
remember the
key is to re-specify (override) a role's permissions on the
subfolder.