I'm not sure if changes to a Series (after a file was already uploaded and distributed) was getting properly propagated to the player.
See this bug: http://opencast.jira.com/browse/MH-8567 Have you tried creating the new Series first with the correct roles and then uploading your video? On 1.3 the Engage player does indeed restrict viewing rights, in my experience. Hank On Mon, Mar 19, 2012 at 5:05 AM, <[email protected]> wrote: > Hank Magnuski schrieb am Thu, 15 Mar 2012 betreff "Re: > [Matterhorn-users]...": > >> You need a little "salt" on your password and a little bit of "hash". Try >> md5('test{gestu}') >> > > Thanks Hank, that did well do the trick :) How would I have known. > > Still puzzled I am, looking for clarification: > > 1. I am having this in my MH_ROLE-table: user: gestu; role: ROLE_GESTU > 2. I added ROLE_GESTU to the privileges of the respective series in the > Admin UI > 3. I removed the mark in the checkbox "Public (no authorization required). > 4. Any other file (like mh_default_org.xml) remained untouched. > > I then browsed with an independent browser to > http://myserver.for.matter.**horn/engage/ui/index.html<http://myserver.for.matter.horn/engage/ui/index.html> > > and still get the full list of recordings, even those belonging to the > series which I thought should be restricted to the user "gestu" by my above > steps. > > Any pointers to what I missed or where I am thinking wrongly? > > Thank you, Andreas (MH 1.2.0) > > >> Hank >> >> On Thu, Mar 15, 2012 at 5:30 AM, <[email protected]> wrote: >> >> Hi all, >>> >>> we run MH 1.2 on CentOS 5.7 and first time ever feel the need to restrict >>> access to a series of videos to specific users. >>> >>> I just fooled around a bit in the databases and inserted this: >>> mysql> select * from MH_USER; >>> +----------+----------------+-****---------+ >>> | USERNAME | ORGANIZATION | PASSWORD | >>> +----------+----------------+-****---------+ >>> | gestu | mh_default_org | test | >>> +----------+----------------+-****---------+ >>> >>> mysql> select * from MH_ROLE; >>> +----------+----------------+ >>> | USERNAME | ROLE | >>> +----------+----------------+ >>> | gestu | ROLE_ANONYMOUS | >>> +----------+----------------+ >>> >>> But to no avail at the admin-login-screen I get no access with this user >>> and password. >>> >>> I suspect the "organization" to not be set correctly. But otoh what is >>> "correct"? >>> >>> Quick input in order to make this work highly appreciated. >>> >>> Andreas >>> atm we dont need LDAP or CAS, so I'm content with having this working. >>> >>> >>
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