nascent mind wrote:
Correct me if I am wrong but if two departments should not be seeing
each others code I would have to install fossology separately in these
2 departments isn't it.
That is correct. Not very efficient. We have been focusing on
improving license analysis detection and performance, as well as adding
a copyright agent and have achieved that for the next release (1.2). I
will bring this up as a candidate for the 1.3 release, that's the best
we can do for now.
Would having the ability to export the reports into pdf or onto another
web-site meet your needs? For example, if fossology could export the
desired reports to another web-site on the same server, that should
solve this. So each department would have their own mini web site that
just has their data on it? Just thinking out loud.
On Thu, Mar 11, 2010 at 10:55 PM, Mark Donohoe <mark.dono...@hp.com
<mailto:mark.dono...@hp.com>> wrote:
nascent mind wrote:
Hi list,
Is there any way to prevent one user from seeing the
uploads of other user. i.e. preventing looking at the analysis
reports,the code etc. Are there any plans to do this? Do let me
know if I am missing something.
Thanks in advance.
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Sorry,
Today, it's open. Everyone can see everything. We do hope to fix
this, but not in the next up coming release. You are not missing
anything. We recommend that if the material is sensitive, then
either restrict logins to either the fossology site or the machine
running it. Or install fossoslogy on a separate machine for this
type of analysis. Hope that helps.
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OS&T, Cupertino CA.
fossology.org <http://fossology.org>
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