On 09/12/13 22:43, Daniel Hernandez wrote:
I installed a Fuseki instance using TDB and allowing to my students
to update data. To secure the server I use an HTTP authentication
following the instructions in [1]. But I want other people accessing the
endpoint in a read-only mode. I now that a Fuseki instance can be
started in read-write adding the "--update" option or in read-only
without it. But as I answered my self in [2] I can't run to instances
simultaneously. So, how can I give two modes of access simultaneously?
Is there a plan to add that functionality to Fuseki?
[1] http://www.epimorphics.com/web/wiki/simple-security-fuseki
[2] http://stackoverflow.com/questions/20444602
Regards,
Daniel
Daniel,
(Sorry for a rushed reply.)
The command line only gives ways to set up a single dataset, a single
URl name. The configuration file can be used for richer setups,
including having two different set of services on the same underlying
dataset.
If you look in config-tdb.ttl, you'll see two names that become "/ds"
and "/data". "/ds" is read-only, "/data" is updateable. They have
different services (only /data/update but both /ds/query and /data/query).
These can share a tdb:DatasetTDB declaraton, means the same undelying
database is used. Different access control can be given the differ
names. So, if protecting the "/.../update" or other update services
does not work for, does using different dataset names, with different
services available, fit your environment?
Andy
