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Marcus Christie edited comment on AIRAVATA-2195 at 11/8/16 4:58 PM:
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UI wise I'm thinking of something like this:
!project_owner.png!
There will be a box showing the project owner that cannot be dismissed or
changed, thus showing that the project owner has implicit read/write permission.
This project owner box would only be shown if the project owner is not the same
as the current user. So, in the example above, when User C clones the
experiment in User A's project and changes the sharing, User C will see that
User A is the "project owner" for that experiment.
was (Author: marcuschristie):
UI wise I'm thinking of something like this:
!project_owner.png|thumbnail!
There will be a box showing the project owner that cannot be dismissed or
changed, thus showing that the project owner has implicit read/write permission.
This project owner box would only be shown if the project owner is not the same
as the current user. So, in the example above, when User C clones the
experiment in User A's project and changes the sharing, User C will see that
User A is the "project owner" for that experiment.
> Shared user will end up with an experiment which he has no permission to view
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>
> Key: AIRAVATA-2195
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AIRAVATA-2195
> Project: Airavata
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: PGA PHP Web Gateway
> Environment: https://dev.seagrid.org
> Reporter: Eroma
> Assignee: Marcus Christie
> Fix For: 0.17-SNAPSHOT
>
> Attachments: Screen Shot 2016-10-25 at 3.04.35 PM.png,
> project_owner.png
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>
> Steps;
> 1. User A creates a a project and shares it with user B and user C
> 2. user A creates an experiment which is shared with both users B and C
> 3. User C clones and creates a new experiment and removes User A from the
> experiment. Only the experiment is shared with usr C
> 4. User A removes the sharing from both users at project level.
> 5. Both users cannot view the project now.
> 6. Both users can see the cloned experiment in Experiment Browse but cannot
> view the experiment details. Throws exception attached
> First if using owners project to create experiments should not be able to
> remove the owner from the experiment or the project
> Secondly if permission is denied should handle with correct error messages.
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