Hi Sanat,Joerg is indeed correct, this feature would be set instance wide and all users would be treated the same. Unless you had custom code which reset the password expiry for external users, but you would need some way to identify external users.Regards,Opkar

Hi Sanat,check the out: https://jackrabbit.apache.org/oak/docs/security/user/expiry.htmlYou could have a scheduled job to check for expired accounts and launch a workflow?Regards,Opkar

Hi, it is recommended to run the consistency and traversal checks, at least you will see if there are any issues by running these tasks.When you say you started your 6 instance "datastore and segment store folders", did you configure an external file data store?In the old instance did you have an ex...

Hi,what  was the status of the consistency and traversal checks before you migrated to OAK?Did you run all the maintenance tasks before migrating?Were there any exceptions in error.log when the instance started? Are you seeing the authentication support exception?Probably worth checking in your old ...

As JK said, this is not supported OOTB in AEM. A possible solution might be to write your own transport handler[1] in order to implement this. [1]http://docs.adobe.com/docs/kr/aem/6-0/develop/ref/javadoc/com/day/cq/replication/TransportHandler.html

Dave Hughes wrote...I've tried to include the jcr:uuid and jcr:baseVersion properties, with the hope that making these values static would prevent the version increments.  This did not work, nor did adding the cq:lastModified and cq:lastModifiedBy properties.If I set jcr:isCheckedOut="{Boolean}true"...

Dave Hughes wrote... Scott, I disagree.  This isn't a custom addition to CQ, it's a modification of an OOTB piece.  In the case of components and templates, we don't have to worry about an AEM upgrade or hotfix wiping out our changes, since the extensions live under /apps, which a hotfix shouldn't t...

Hi Rohit,I haven't heard of this configuration before, therefore you would need to do extensive testing.Another disadvantage to add to your list would be you now have a single point of failure.How many publish instances will you have? If you have them in separate data centres, then you may have netw...

Hi,You would normally use a servlet to return data based on your arguments. As such the request would never be cached. Taking your use case, you want a servlet response to be cached, in which case this sounds like reference data, because it is being cached and will not change. In this scenario why n...

Hi Kirithi,here is some code I wrote in Fiddler (part of ACS commons) to extract the tags for an asset.Regards,Opkar<%@include file="/libs/foundation/global.jsp"%><%%><%@page session="false" contentType="text/html; charset=utf-8"     pageEncoding="UTF-8"    import="org.apache.sling.api.resource.*,  ...