Hi,
I was setting up users permissions using ACLSetup class. I am using the allow;jcr:read;production-users;/content format. I have to restrict access of some pages to a particular group but have to leave rest of the pages editable for that group. All the pages are sub pages of the parent home page. I thought of providing jcr:all access to the parent home page and then restricting access to the sub pages and setup the rules for that in AclSetup. However, if i give more permissions to the parent page they are being inherited. I tried reversing the order of permission in ACL with no luck.
allow
or deny
permission on a given node then 3 scenarios are possible:I can setup permissions for individual section of the website but it will be a long task and any section added in future will require change to the ACL file.
Any help will be appreciated.
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Hi Kumarlal123,
Use glob pattern.
Thanks,
Sham
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Sham HC wrote...
Hi Kumarlal123,
Use glob pattern.
Thanks,
Sham
Hi Sham,
Can glob pattern be used in AclSetup file as well. I looked on google and all i could find was how to do that programatically. If yes, can you please illustrate the pattern?
Also will the subnodes always inherit permission from the parent node? because if that's the case we will have to redesign the page hierarchy.
Thanks
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kumarlal123 wrote...
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Sham HC wrote...
Well, i have been able to work out the permission for sub pages but glob pattern is still a mystery. Sub page do not necessarily need to inherit the permission of the parent node.
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