В Пнд, 28/11/2005 в 11:55 -0200, Mario Olimpio de Menezes пишет: > On Monday 28 November 2005 10:23, you wrote: > > Hello. > > > > You can: > > > > 1) Put in section BlogAggregator portlet or simply > > BlogAggregator(depends on what you prefer). Assign SectionReader local > > role under section where you have BlogAggregator portlet to All users. > > ----------------------------------------------------------------------- > > done! > --------------------------ZMI paste ----------------------------- > > CPS Proxy Folder at /sections > > Help! > > Local roles ... > > The following users and groups have been given local roles.... > Users > mario (Owner) > > Groups > role:Authenticated (SectionReader) > > > > > > 2) In separate section, for example, create blogs for users that intend > > to have blogs and give BlogManager local role for them in their > > corresponding blogs(you can automate this process i think - on first > > user login your script will create blog under section) > > > > or > > > > 2) If you want to have blogs in your workspace, then create in your home > > folder separate workspace, for example, 'blog', give local role > > WorkspaceReader under that workspace to All users and create blog there. > > I did gave WorkspaceManager role so that users could post blogs in this > shared > workspace > > --------------------------ZMI paste----------------------------------- > > CPS Proxy Folder at /workspaces/grupo-de-trabalho-dos > > Help! > > Local roles ... > > The following users and groups have been given local roles.... > Users > cpsmanager (Owner) > > Groups > usuarios (WorkspaceMember, WorkspaceReader, WorkspaceManager) > > > > After publishing entry it will appear in BlogAggregator or > > BlogAggregator portlet in section. > > > > Let me know if you have some difficulties. > > well, I can't say it worked because something is still giving me error of > type > 'unauthorized' (You are not allowed to access 'getContent' in this context). > > but, strangely, there's one user, with exactly the same profile of all > others, > that can post, read and comment blogs! Only him (named usuario1) can do it! > > I really don't understand what is going on! > > And worst, users that **can't** view blogs at the Sections (BlogAggregators), > __can__ post and _publish_ blogs normally. This is amazing! I can publish my > blogs, they get aggregated into Sections, but I can't read them there! > > > > > P.S. Please, use the latest CPSBlog from svn trunk, it contains some new > > fixes. > > I got CPSBlog from svn trunk but the VERSION.txt file says: > > # cat VERSION > # NUXEO PRODUCT CONFIGURATION FILE > # do not edit this file > PKG_NAME=CPSBlog > PKG_VERSION=0.5.0 > PKG_RELEASE=1 > > and the previous installed CPSBlog from CPS-3.3.8 says: > # cat ../../../CPSBlog-antigo/VERSION > # NUXEO PRODUCT CONFIGURATION FILE > # do not edit this file > PKG_NAME=CPSBlog > PKG_VERSION=0.6.0 > PKG_RELEASE=1 > > which one is the newest? > It seems that my previous version is newest than svn trunk ??!?!?! >
In svn trunk PKG_VERSION is 0.0.6 in VERSION.txt > As I found this discrepancy, I kept my previous version. Is this OK? You should use the one from svn trunk(don't forget to reinstall it). I would recommend you to start creating blogs from scratch, gradually achieving what you want, but if you want to keep your old blogs, after installing CPSBlog from svn trunk you need to update security settings: go to portal_workflow -> Workflows(tab) and press 'Update security settings'. Updating catalog would be good idea too. Ruslan _______________________________________________ cps-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.nuxeo.com/mailman/listinfo/cps-users
