[opencms-dev] unable to logon..as admin

[Manoj Kumar Konakalla]

Hi Priyanka,

As per my knowledge, to access system folders, user should belong to either
administrators group or a group which inherits administrators group.

You can create one group which will inherit administrators group and disable
permissions (read/write) for all other folders for that user. So this user
will be able to modify only the folder which you want him to do.

Regards
Manoj


On 3/24/06, Priyanka Shah <priashah at gmail.com> wrote:
>
>
> @Christian
> hi,
> thanks for the reply abt  reviving from the opencms breakdown.
> I had the s/w reinstalled,since i'm still trying out the s/w,i hadnt any
> imp resources.
> But i have a new problem,with the access permissions.
> I have created users,whom i have assigned to the project managers grp and
> another grp called grp1(whose parent is the project managers grp).My problem
> is i'm unable to access the system folder with these logins,unless i assign
> the users to administrators grp,in which case they are able to access all
> pages,irrespective of the restrictions assigned to them for particular web
> pages
> could u pls help me out with this,i want  to know wht grps do i assign to
> these users that they could access the workplace,at the same time,i cud
> restrict their access to the folders i dont want them to access.
>
> Regards
> Priyanka
>  On 3/21/06, Christian Steinert <christian_steinert at web.de> wrote:
>
> >  Priyanka Shah schrieb:
>
> hi,
>
> I am unable to logon even as admin.It had been running,till i had an
> error,when i tried to move the system folder.Pls help.How do i resolve it.
>
> There was a problem i had been facin with the permissions..i had created a
> few users under grps with project managers as their parent grp.I was
> unable to access the root directory with the other user logins apart from
> admin.Had my modules stored in the system folder which i tried to
> shift,this resulted  in an error.
>
> Hi
>
> did you move the "/system" folder in the opencms workplace? If you did
> that, then you have probably destroyed the workplace, because the workplace
> "lives" in that folder.
>
> If you have precious resources in the system, you can export them with the
> opencms shell.
> Its directly in the WEB-INF directory of opencms.
>
> You can use it to export your opencms files into a zip file which you can
> then import into a working system again.
>
> Regards
>
> Christian
>
>
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