I am currently using 1.5.2 and have the same problem. To get around this we
have created a plugin which gets activated when an Item is added or modified
and resets the ADD, REMOVE, READ and WRITE policy for all bitstreams to the
users and groups who are listed as administrators for the collection. This
can be tailored to specific collections.
I understand that 1.6 will have some improvements to the policy
administration but I'm not sure whether this is tools or more default
behaviour.
John
I have heard that
On Fri, Dec 4, 2009 at 1:31 PM, Claudia Juergen <
[email protected]> wrote:
> Hello Guillermo,
>
>
> > My original question is if there is a way to "force" the item and the
> > bundle to inherit the collection's policies/ authorizations so we don't
> > have to wait until the item be submitted by a user and an option so any
> > user, no administrator, can remove bitstreams, without modifying the Java
> > code (Servlets or the equivalent in XMLUI).
>
> at the moment (up to 1.5.2) not. The item derives it's policies from the
> default_item_read and default_bitstream_read of the collection.
>
> With 1.6 there will be the possibility to delegate administrative actions
> to other users. Maybe updating and using this new feature will be the
> "cleanest" option to achieve your goal.
>
> Hope that helps
>
> Claudia Jürgen
>
>
>
>
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