Perhaps this page ...
http://www.aolserver.com/docs/admin/nsperm.html
... as well as the sample server1/modules/nsperm/perms file in the aolserver distro should be updated to reflect that noinherit is the only valid option. Both state that inherit is valid (and is the example shown), but apparently it is not any longer. Or perhaps "inherit" should be brought back as a valid parameter. That makes the most sense, especially for run-time calls, such as:
ns_perm allowuser $inheritance $method $uri $user
--dan
On May 6, 2005, at 12:20 AM, Bas Scheffers wrote:
There is no explicit inherit option, it inherits by default, so you don't have to specify anything in your case.
On 6 May 2005, at 07:12, Dan Chak wrote:
I'm trying to setup tDAV. However, the ns_perm commands at the bottom of of tDAV.tcl are failing.
For: ns_perm denyuser inherit GET $uri ""
I get the error: invalid option "inherit": should be -noinherit
I've set SkipLocks to true in the main server config file. The error is just plain strange though. I've tried "-inherit" since the recommended option has a dash. But getting -noinherit as a recommendation when passing the inherit flag is just plain strange.
I'm using AOLServer 4.0.9.
thanks, --dan
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