I think there was a bug that was fixed in 1.3 to make ROLE_USER also imply ROLE_ANONYMOUS. Perhaps someone familiar with that fix can comment.
On Thu, Mar 22, 2012 at 5:44 AM, <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi Hank and Tobias, > > thank you for your valuable input, I reingested the videos for the series > and things now work as expected. I had to add ROLE_USER and ROLE_ANONYMOUS > though to the user in question to not get "access denied" after login, in > addition to the role STUDENT_1_SERIES. > > Regards, Andreas > > Tobias Wunden schrieb am Tue, 20 Mar 2012 betreff "Re: > [Matterhorn-users]...": > >> Andreas, >> >> the functionality of adjusting premissions after a media package has been >> processed are in 1.3 only. Your changes to the permission schema should be >> reflected if you ingest a new recording. >> >> Tobias >> >> On 19.03.2012, at 13:05, [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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