[opencms-dev] webuser permission problem
Stephen Turner
stephendturner at gmail.com
Thu Jan 4 11:31:45 CET 2007
I just noticed that my "Members" group is NOT a child of "Guests" so I
sent you a bum steer there. Apologies.
So, I dont know what is wrong with you :-) but the way you are trying to
do this is correct from by reading.
I use version 6.2.3 but I still experience the same behaviour that you do.
I think this is a bug in opencms permissions or both you and I are
misunderstanding.
I have read and reread the parts of chapter 4 and chapter 5 of "Managing
and Customising opencms 6" and I think that the permission control you
are using should work.
*My conclusion is that* *if a group "Members" is a child of group
"Guests" then the permissions given to "Guests" overrides permissions
given to the "Members".
*
The only solution is to remove the child relationship. Maybe the
"Guests" group is special and this works if we create our own
parent-child hierarchy or maybe it works correctly for users rather than
webusers.
Unfortunately, I do not have time to experiment and in any case I think
someone from Alcakon should clear up the matter as it is fundamental.
Farnaz Fotrousi wrote:
> I use opencms 6.0.3.
> If I deny all access to Guests for a file, although I give read and
> view access to a webuser group but its members can not read the page.
> I also included "overwrite inherited" checkbox but nothing changed.
> what do you mean by "inheritance", do you mean including "overwrite
> inherited"?
> please tell me, what's wrong with me?
>
>
> */hideoushog <steve at bridgequarter.co.uk>/* wrote:
>
>
> Is this a problem of inheritance?
> I have done exactly this.
> I have a group of webuser "Members"
> I have a directory "memberarea"
> I deny all access to Guests on "memberarea", including the
> inheritance tick
> box
> I allow view access to all "Members", including inheritance.
>
> The membership area disappears from menus
>
>
> Farnaz Fotrousi wrote:
> >
> > Dear All,
> >
> > I have problem with webusers permissions.
> >
> > In my site, I have a registration form which guests can register
> as a
> > webuser. But I have some pages which just special webusers (I
> have defined
> > in opencms) can be accessed.
> >
> > So I did the following steps:
> > 1- I defined "special group" for those special webusers as a
> child of
> > Guests group.
> > 2- For those pages allowed read and view permission for my
> "special group"
> > but denied all permission except view for guest user.
> > 3- define login-form for thses pages
> >
> > In this step, webusers in my "special group" can access to those
> pages
> > after login.
> > But my problem happens when webusers register through the site
> as they are
> > created in Guests group.In this case they can view my special pages.
> > If I denied permissions for Guests group, my "special group" can not
> > access too.
> > I should mention that the parent of my "special group" should be
> Guests as
> > I don't want give the pemission for accessing the opencms workplace.
> >
> > How can I solve this problem?
> >
> > Regards,
> > Farnaz Fotrousi
> >
> >
> >
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