RE: Problem assigning rights to WebDav folder in Jahia 4.1

Hi Max,

Thanks for the bug report. I opened a JIRA about 
it in order to track the issue 
(http://www.jahia.net/jira/browse/DOC-187). We 
will try to repdoruce the problem on our test servers.

Best Regards,
Stéphane

At 11:06 13.02.2007, you wrote:

>Dear Jahia core developers,
>
>I have done some more research and I think I have traced a possible
>cause for the problem with the 4.1.1 slide fix (but no solution yet).
>The users with access to our Jahia server are defined in LDAP. My user
>id was renamed from the id of the previous administrator.
>
>When I checked the folder "var_jahia/content/slide/sitename" on the
>Jahia server, I noticed that one of the sites on which I cannot access
>users anymore had a ".../users/oldusername/public" folder with content
>in it. When I changed my user id to the name of the previous
>administrator (oldusername in my example), I could browse to this folder
>again with a WebDav client!
>
>Unfortunately, navigating to the ".../users/oldusername/public" from a
>Jahia file field produces an error, but before the change, the folder
>was not visible at all.
>
>I found this to be the case in some other inaccessible locations as
>well, except for one. What's different about this location is that it
>belongs to the only user that has a capital in the user id. Jahia is
>case-tolerant with respect to the user ids from LDAP. However, I tried
>logging in while randomly changing letters of my user id to upper case,
>but it has no effect.
>
>I think that the Jahia core developers should be able to reproduce the
>issue with this information, and I look forward to a hotfix soon :)
>
>Best regards,
>
>Max.
>
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: Hirschfeld, Max [mailto:[email protected]]
> > Sent: maandag 12 februari 2007 13:39
> > To: [email protected]
> > Subject: RE: Problem assigning rights to WebDav folder in Jahia 4.1
> >
> > I really, really, really need a solution for my problem accessing
>WebDav
> > folders in Jahia. On my test and development system, most attempts to
> > change the rights on a public directory of a user
> > (/ROOT/users/someuser/public) result in an exception in the Jahia
> > server
> > and a warning on the client.
> >
> > I tried to solve this by going from Jahia 4.1.0 to Jahia 4.1.1 with
>the
> > slide fix. This appears to have made the problem worse: now, I cannot
> > even navigate to problematic locations (although I am not absolutely
> > sure I could before).
> >
> > Judging from my search of the archives, I am not alone with this
> > problem:
> > http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/msg00573.html
> >
> >
>http://www.nabble.com/Slide-fix-for-Jahia-4.1.1-not-working!-t1865265.ht
>ml
>
>
>
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