Hello fossil users: I've been using fossil for some time now, and I'm really blown away by the versatility of the program.
I have run into a problem recently however. I would like to be able to allow non-members to view the wiki for a project, but not the source code. At the same time, I wish to be able to put images in the wiki. Whenever I try to place an image in the wiki, I need to reference either a file path (/doc/tip/www/...) or an artifact id (/raw/0a8e5742056ccc69?m=image/jpeg). Referencing the image in either of these ways requires the "Check-out" privilege, which would also allow users to see the source code. For the moment, I am allowing the "Nobody" role to have checkout's, but I know that it is possible to click on the attachment name and see the artifact number. Clicking on the artifact number brings the user to the check-in, where they can then view all of the files in the source tree. I have changed the header to prevent Nobody from being able to access the time line or anything similar, but find this solution inconvenient. Does anyone have any ideas as to a better solution? Stephen _______________________________________________ fossil-users mailing list fossil-users@lists.fossil-scm.org http://lists.fossil-scm.org:8080/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/fossil-users
