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Shinichiro Abe commented on CONNECTORS-886:
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Yes, I agree. The parent fields might not be common to all connectors.
I decided to add 'mcf.auth.fl' parameter to resolve this problem after careful
consideration.
We can put field names into this parameter value.
mcf.auth.fl=share,document --> filtering by using share and document fields.
mcf.auth.fl=share,parent,document --> filtering by using share, parent and
document fields.
> Add support for Parent folder security
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>
> Key: CONNECTORS-886
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CONNECTORS-886
> Project: ManifoldCF
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: JCIFS connector, Solr-4.x-component
> Reporter: Shinichiro Abe
> Fix For: ManifoldCF 1.6
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> Attachments: CONNECTORS-886-forSolrPlugin.patch, CONNECTORS-886.patch
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> Windows server checks the access permission of a share folder and the
> security permission of a file document when we access a file via network.
> As far as I look into that, Windows does not take subfolder's security
> permissions into account.
> There is a case that someone who is admin wants to configure 'Everyone' for
> 'share folders' and configure each access permissions for 'sub folders'.
> E.g. \\ShareFolder\Admin --> Admin folder for administrative user,
> \\ShareFolder\Sales --> Sales folder for sales user.
> The users put files in 'sub folders', then the permission of these files will
> be inherited from the permission of 'sub folders'.
> I'd like to support access permissions for 'sub folders' in jcifs/solr
> connector.
> In general, we expect file's permission to be inherited from parent folder.
> So I want to manage parent's security by providing new [allow|deny]_token
> fields.
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