I think there should be one user for whole web application. But how to
give him rights only to one db? I would also like to know.
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The source machine is completely open, while the destination machine
is locked down. I log in to the destination machine, then select the
remote (source, open) database to copy from, then the local, empty DB
to copy into.
On Fri, Dec 18, 2009 at 6:31 PM, Robert Newson robert.new...@gmail.com
Not specifically about CouchDB, but have been experimenting with
REST-based Java/Groovy DAOs using CouchDB as the backend. Thought folks
here might be interested in the info.
I created some REST DAOs using Groovy's HttpBuilder, and Spring's
RestTemplate. Both use Google's GSON library for
Possibly the same problem but in reverse then? Your replication tasks
doesn't authenticate and therefore can't update documents in the
_design namespace on the destination?
B.
On Sun, Dec 20, 2009 at 4:35 PM, Robert Campbell rrc...@gmail.com wrote:
The source machine is completely open, while
Hi Robert (Campbell), the replicator uses the authentication credentials you
supply in your POST to /_replicate to open any local DBs. If you're doing this
through Futon, it may be that Futon is not sending an Authorization header in
that replication request. I suspect that if you try the
What I need, is right at database level. I don't want to put
permissions on every document, but for database. Is it possible?
Best regards
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Paweł Stawicki
http://pawelstawicki.blogspot.com
http://szczecin.jug.pl
http://www.java4people.com
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