Mike,
On a fresh startup, I logged in as root, and ran the createDB menu. Then,
still logged in as root, when I go to Keel -> Security Administration ->
Component Security and hit "List Global Security Settings", I get
"Authorization Failed".
Hmm - sounds like it did not insert the default auth records in
ComponentSecurity for these models. Can you see if the entry for the security.list-comp model is in ComponentSecurity? I don't use the security admin app myself (as I work with all Cocoon UI, and there's no Cocoon UI for that app (yet)), so it's probably something I haven't tried, sorry.
You're right. This stemmed from the recent change to make CRUD secured. Some of the security models extend CRUD models, therefore they became secured as well, but no default records were added for them. Fixed in CVS in app-security.
Shash
Hi Shash.
That did it. Thanks.
Guess I should add an element in my models now to give root access?
Just tried adding the following to my models, but it was not picked up during the createDB. Did I do this correctly, or did I miss something somewhere?
Regards, Steve
<===Begin excerpt from com.blueline.mam.EditClip===>
* For root/support access * @persist.record * component="com.blueline.mam.EditClip" * instance="all" * groupname="root" * alloperationsallowed="Y"
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