Hi,
but where is the security for then? Theoretically, I can give view and
customization rights, or revoke them, and that would be very nice. Why is
that security implemented is it doesn't really work? Or should it work?
Thank in advance,
Bo van Weert
"Stuart
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Asunto: Re: user security
23/06/2003
17:08
Por favor,
responda a
"Jetspeed
Users List"
The reason this happens (I'm assuming this is the case for you) is that the
anon user is a bit of a special case.
See JetspeedSecurity.properties, the very bottom of the file under the
"Action Buttons" header:
services.JetspeedSecurity.actions.anon.disable=true
services.JetspeedSecurity.actions.allusers.disable=false
hth,
stu
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Hello,
I wonder if the following is correct. I added a new user to jetspeed, and
then changed his role to "guest". Then, when I log in as this user, I still
can minimize, configure etc. all the portlets (at least, the buttons are
shown). Why haven't the buttons disappeared? The configuration for this
user is the same as anonymous, and there the buttons are hidden...
I can also customize the control. I assumed that when I didn't give any
permissions, guests wouldn't be able to edit anything. Can anybody shed a
light on that?
Thanks,
Bo
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