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10/02/2008 3:54 AM  

The module does not consider the rights structure specified in the file manager. E.g. ifI have a sub-directory below my root directory I can see, read and write to this directory although - in the filemanager I have disallowed it for the specified role.

Furthermore, if a user is in a role with page edit rights, he can add a new module to the page and access the complete file structure, although there are some subdirectories he should not see.

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10/02/2008 4:34 AM  
Peter,

Do you mean the rights according to the user logged in or the person setting the module? This was a design decision I had to make.

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10/02/2008 4:46 AM  
actually both.

The user setting the module (who has page rights, but is not an admin) should not see the directories he has no rights to see. E.g. in an intranet situation, he should not be able to see the folder of the board of directors.

The user using the module should not see the directories below the root, for which he has no permissions (accoording to the settings entered in the file manager).

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10/02/2008 5:32 AM  
When I was testing, i found that some people had been not using permissions correctly, hence is messed up the module a little.

I would like to make a setting to choose/ignore file security. It would need to be a host level setting though.

Would that work for you?

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10/02/2008 10:33 AM  
Yes that would work for me. Personally, I think the module should by default observe the file security settings. If a host decides to ignore it, he probably has a specific use case to consider.

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10/02/2008 12:54 PM  

Scott-

This is the same issue I referenced in my earlier post requesting a host level setting to follow the file manager rights.  Do you anticipate making changes to the module to accomodate this?

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10/06/2008 6:52 AM  
Yes, I'll be making this change.

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10/06/2008 9:34 AM  
Good call.

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