Hi Marcelo,
It's possible to do this through the contents file that the ItemImport
uses.
Following each filename for the bitstream, try adding:
tabpermissions: -r 'Group name'
Our programmers added this a couple of years ago, but I am not positive
whether there was ever a patch to the general
Hi,
This would be really great! Because my import script also creates
the contents file with the license and the location of the
publication. So I would only need to add one more line with the
permissions.
I don't think it's available in dspace code. I'm using 1.4.2 and i
Hello,
I have a collection where the bitstream permissions are set to Anonymous.
Since the collection bitstream permission are set to Anonymous can
i set a permission for a specific item on that collection, other than
anonymous?
To give the entire idea:
COLLECTION A
Hi Marcelo,
you can change the rights for an item and it's parts (bundles and
bitstreams). Each element got it's own rights. The settings are derived
during ingest from the DEFAULT_ITEM_READ and DEFAULT_BITSTREAM_READ of the
collection. Once an item is submitted it's rights are independent of the
Hi Claudia,
Thank you for your reply.
I had already tested this situation but even with anonymous user i was
able to still see the bitstream of protected content.
But since you were confident that this would work, i've tested other
situation, such as cleaning my browser cache! And it
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