Cevat Ikibas wrote: > > I have also some questions.. > does anybody have any document explainin the slide.data file, > especially how to give permissions to consequent directories...
slide.data is used at startup to init slide's base datas. Base permissions may be initialized here, but you can change permissions by using security helper. > Also if you explain me how to do the following challenge I would be very > glad > > I have file/rawpages/pet > > I want all the people to see the rawpages directory but I want just > group pet to see the pet directory.. It is possible : Object Subject Action Inheritable Negative # Grant base permissions to allow users to go through /, /files and /files/rawpages nodes : / users /actions/read false false /files users /actions/read false false # this one in heritable /files/rawpages users /actions/read true false # Forbid users to go through /files/rawpages/pet /files/rawpages/pet users /actions/read false true # Allow group pet to go through /files/rawpages/pet /files/rawpages/pet /users/pet /actions/read true false But as you can see, it is not very smart. A smarter way would be to change your files tree to make it reflect the permissions : Files for all users at /files/users Files only for group pet at /files/pet Permissions becomes : / users /actions/read false false /files users /actions/read false false /files/users users /actions/read true false /files/pet /users/pet /actions/read true false > can you explain me how to do that , how to give those permissions... use security helper ... > Also how is manage permissions used by users...? using security helper ... > what does inheritable and negative exactly mean, how do they work... Inheritable means permission entry for /files/foo will apply to /files/foo children. When negative is set to false, the entry allow something, when it is set to true, the entry deny something JP > thanks.. > Cevat > > _________________________________________________________________ > Send and receive Hotmail on your mobile device: http://mobile.msn.com > > > -- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: > <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > For additional commands, e-mail: > <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > > -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
