Re[4]: Understanding Privileges

Hello, Volodymyr.

19 mb`p 2004 c., 23:13:49 you wrote:

VM> Artem, I just have found this small and good old mail about subject:
VM> ---
VM> - Xaraya privileges work on the basis of "whatever is not allowed is
VM> forbidden". In other words, unless you explicitly assign someone a privilege
VM> to do something, that someone won't be able to do anything. There are no
VM> privileges by default.
VM> - Privileges are inherited, so you have to be sure your view block privilege
VM> is assigned to the user's group for it to apply to everyone in the group and
VM> not to a single user. (I assume this has been done, I'm just mentioning it
VM> for completeness).
VM> - Higher access rights overrule lower ones: a READ and an EDIT assigned to
VM> the same group or user means the EDIT becomes valid.
VM> - NONE overrules all other access rights: an EDIT and an ACCESS_NONE
VM> assigned to the same group or user means the ACCESS_NONE becomes valid.

VM> ---
VM> I don't remember the author sorry

VM> voll

This is exactly what I've looked for! Just a few paragraphs and all is
clear.

Thanks to Volodya and this mail author.
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Best regards,
 Artem                          mailto:[email protected]