One of the couch core guys can correct me if I'm wrong, but currently there is no way to create database specific permissions soley with configuration. I know there was talk of how to implement database and even document level ACL/Auth schemes on the dev list recently, and I'm pretty sure Jason Davies is working on it.
You can create a facsimile of certain types of authorization/permissions by using the validate_doc_update design document, though that doesn't really help your specific case. --AQ Aaron Quint http://www.quirkey.com On Fri, Oct 9, 2009 at 8:28 PM, Adam Venturella <[email protected]> wrote: > If I have 2 DBs: "A", and "B" on my server, and I want to replicate > (have the local pull from the master) "A" to another server, I get how > that works. But what if only certain people are allowed to replicate > "A", how would I arrange that? For example, I do not want the same > user to be able to replicate "B", only "A". To add one more layer on > this, at some point, I want to be able to grant the user the ability > to replicate "B" as well as "A". > > Is there a replication permission that can be set in the ACL or > another means to achieve this? >
