It appears that you cannot modify ns_perm permissions one they've been set to denyuser. E.g., if I just issue 'allowuser' for all options, I can browse to the url. However, if I first use denyuser and then immediately use allowuser, I am prompted for a password.
A few days ago I posted that the 'inherit' flag no longer works as documented. Perhaps that has something to do with this?
e.g., the following two blocks is not the same as the second block on its own, but it should be.
ns_perm denyuser GET $uri "" ns_perm denyuser HEAD $uri "" ns_perm denyuser OPTIONS $uri "" ns_perm denyuser PUT $uri "" ns_perm denyuser MKCOL $uri "" ns_perm denyuser MOVE $uri "" ns_perm denyuser DELETE $uri "" ns_perm denyuser COPY $uri "" ns_perm denyuser POST $uri "" ns_perm denyuser PROPFIND $uri "" ns_perm denyuser PROPPATCH $uri "" ns_perm denyuser LOCK $uri "" ns_perm denyuser UNLOCK $uri ""
ns_perm allowuser GET $uri "" ns_perm allowuser HEAD $uri "" ns_perm allowuser OPTIONS $uri "" ns_perm allowuser PUT $uri "" ns_perm allowuser MKCOL $uri "" ns_perm allowuser MOVE $uri "" ns_perm allowuser DELETE $uri "" ns_perm allowuser COPY $uri "" ns_perm allowuser POST $uri "" ns_perm allowuser PROPFIND $uri "" ns_perm allowuser PROPPATCH $uri "" ns_perm allowuser LOCK $uri "" ns_perm allowuser UNLOCK $uri ""
any ideas?
thanks, --dan
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