A new user has logged into Alfresco, and joined the new site that we created. I can see that user as a member of that site, but can't find him in People Finder and can't add him to a site from the Administrator dashboard.Is it a indexing problem ?.we are using 4.2.2 version.If its a indexing problem what we need to do?it happened in prod.
try to invoke the people's webscript "api/people" by your browser and check the user's properties.
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We are trying to configure the application DriveMeTo to use the linkedin login.
When we try to configure "iOS bundle identifiers:" with "it.drivemeto" value in the linkedin site app configuration page, on clicking Update button we receive the error "Your changes could not be saved right now, please try again." .
Probably the issue depend on the fact that this bundle id is already taken from a previus accout where we have no more access to. Please may you suggest a way to fix this issue? The bundle is legally registered form our company.
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I wanted to give sulu a try and so far it looks nice. So installed a minimal version via composer, defined some page templates and everything worked so far. Then i added a new localization as described in http://docs.sulu.io/en/latest/book/webspaces.html and http://docs.sulu.io/en/latest/book/localization.html. Which is not working.
As described i simply added <localization language="de" default="false"/> to the list. But i cannot access the content of the new locale and moreover the starting page content.
The error i retrieve is a permission error:
Operation forbidden The available permissions are not sufficient for this operation
I've checked the permissions and every available permission is granted to the user. Now i am stuck.
That's because you don't have these permissions in the correct locale. The User Role only describes what the user is allowed to do, but it doesn't describe in which language. That's because we don't want to have uncontrolled of user roles. Imagine you have a big homepage, with english, german and french content, then you would have to create three roles: Content Manager EN, Content Manager DE and Content Manager FR. We have chosen a different way.
In a user role you don't describe in which language these permissions apply, you do that on the user instead. Go to Contacts, select the contact with your user, and choose the permissions tab.
In the permissions section on this page you see a table with all the roles, the one being assigned are checked. The dropdown on the right describes to which language this applies. You probably haven't assigned the language to your new user here.
I want to create a facebook app from within my code.
When done manually, I have to go to developers.facebook.com, go to the apps section and click on "create a new app". This will create a new app and facebook will ask me to provide the basic information like
App display name
App namespace
Site url
canvas url
This will create a new app.
I want to do the same automatically. Is it possible with RestFb?
Answer to your question is, NO you can't do that by any Facebook method and the reason for the same is similar to the reason that due to which you can't create Page, Facebook user account, Group through Facebook's API and it is security which other poster has listed out.
Think about it. If you could do it by code you could atuogenerate infinite apps automatically. It will be a dangerous security hole to facebook. So, you have to do it manually.
I am working in Drupal 7. I am looking for access control module which provides view, edit and delete access to nodes based on user rather than role, which is almost similar to Nodeaccess . Nodeaccess is in alpha stage, not recommended for production site.
Along with add/edit/view permission, two most important permissions like "grant node permissions" and "grant own node permissions" is must, almost similar to Google app sharing feature "Is owner/can view/can edit/can delete".
Could you please suggest some alternative module or hint?
Check out http://drupal.org/project/user_permissions this module should do the trick for you. Here you can give access to the user based on each user and not role.
Also check out http://drupal.org/project/content_access here besides role you can use the author id to set access.
Hope it helps.
Cheers,
vishal
I have an ASP.Net website running on IIS7. The developers have created a CMS in the \admin folder, which allows the website admin to create/edit/delete pages.
They have said:
"The read/write permission should be given to the user that requires login access to the admin panel, not the anonymous user that has general public access to the website. The reason for the write permission is to allow the administrator to be able to upload images and files through the CMS, and make various changes to the navigation, style sheet, etc".
Also, they have said:
"Password protect the /admin folder and assign full rights to your admin user as it needs to update data (site files) accordingly as mentioned in the Folder level section above. For certain modules to work, such as the file manager, you would need to use Basic Authentication at the Directory Security level. The FCKeditor folder also should be protected so it has the correct permissions. "
Is this approach safe? I have tried assigning full rights to the Plesk protected folder user (the \admin folder is protected through Plesk), but Plesk keeps reverting back to its default settings. I am told this is a security measure, which makes sense.
What would an alternate way of accomplishing this be without rewriting any code?
If the application needs the ability to upload then it will always need read/write permissions to the directories it is going to upload to - no amount of rewriting will change this, it's part of the basic functionality. The same applies to editing stylesheets etc.
Reverting changes you make sounds like a very bad security measure - warning you would be fine, but generally you make these changes for a reason and want them to stay.
Hay try this...
Right-click the file and select Properties.
Click on the Security tab.
Click Advanced in the lower right.
In the Advanced Security Settings window that pops up, click on the Owner tab.
Click Edit.
Click Other users or groups.
Click Advanced in the lower left corner.
Click Find Now.
Scroll through the results and double-click on your current user account.
Click OK to all of the remaining windows except the first Properties window.
Select your user account from the list up top and click Edit.
Select your user account from the list up top again and then in the pane below, check Full control under Allow, or as much control as you need.
You’ll get a security warning, click Yes.
On some files that are essential to Windows, you’ll get a “Unable to save permission changes… access is denied” warning and there’s nothing that you can do about it to the best of my knowledge.
Reconsider why you’re using Windows.