[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote at 2003-11-24 04:31 -:
> when I call my form processing script from a form action zope prompt me
> for a password
Shane's "VerboseSecurity" is a valuable help to analyse security problems.
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Dieter
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> If you are logged in with manager permissions and plone still asks for a
> passwort this usually means that you are trying to call a non exising
> template.
> Robert
I changed the scripts permissions to Manager and then ran the form from a
browser that was not logged into zope. It worked. Now i
If you are logged in with manager permissions and plone still asks for a
passwort this usually means that you are trying to call a non exising
template.
Robert
Am Montag, 24. November 2003 05:31 schrieb [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
> when I call my form processing script from a form action zope prompt me
when I call my form processing script from a form action zope prompt me
for a password
I have fiddled with both the owner and security settings, with no success
Any and all advice welcomed -thanks again
-josh
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Is there any reason that the acquired permission mapping cannot be
displayed next to the check boxes on the Permission mapping screen?
For example if I have "Access User Information" checked in the root of a
site for Anonymous and I view the Security tab for a folder one level
down I would like to
brian.r.brinegar.1 writes:
> I would like to setup the security on a Zope server such that a user can
> edit permissions on something they own, but not grant more permissions
> than what they have acquired from the parent.
This is not covered by the current security framework.
But, surely, you
Hello,
I would like to setup the security on a Zope server such that a user can
edit permissions on something they own, but not grant more permissions
than what they have acquired from the parent.
If a user owns a folder they could grant "Owner" any permissions
they want inside of that folder (A
I was wondering if it would be possible for a new permission to be
created, this permission would let (or stop) people from changing the
Acquire Permissions check boxes found in the Security Tab.
The reason I would like a permissions like this is that some users that
need to give people permissio
>
> >First, make sure you're returning the instances in the
> context of their
> >container, e.g. instead of:
> >
> >def returnstuff(self):
> >class foo:
> >pass
> >return foo()
> >
> >do
> >
> >def returnstuff(self):
> >class foo:
> >pass
>
On Wed, 2 Aug 2000 22:41:46 -0400 (EDT), Chris McDonough
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Karl,
>
>Two things come to mind:
>
>First, make sure you're returning the instances in the context of their
>container, e.g. instead of:
>
>def returnstuff(self):
>class foo:
>pass
>
Karl,
Two things come to mind:
First, make sure you're returning the instances in the context of their
container, e.g. instead of:
def returnstuff(self):
class foo:
pass
return foo()
do
def returnstuff(self):
class foo:
pass
retu
I'm having trouble with permissions and Python class instances that
aren't part of the Zope permission mechanism.
I'm creating plain Python class instances in the Python baseclass of a
ZClass, and storing them in a list on the baseclass. The baseclass
instantiates these instances and appends th
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