SID-00317: How to protect child topics?
| Status: |
Answered |
TWiki version: |
4.3.0 |
Perl version: |
5.10.0 |
| Category: |
CategoryAccessControl |
Server OS: |
Ubuntu 8.10 |
Last update: |
16 years ago |
Hi, I have created new topics on the main web that I know now to proctect with:
Set ALLOWTOPICVIEW =
MyGroup
Set ALLOWTOPICCHANGE =
MyGroup
Set ALLOWTOPICRENAME =
TWikiAdminGroup
Inside that topic there are other topics (parent/child relationships show ok).
But if I get into the topic (after successful authentication), copy the link of a child topic, logout and paste that link I can get to the children topic and I'm not asked to login.
Do I have to have the same Set ALLOWTOPICVIEW =
MyGroup, etc for the child topic or is there any hierachical rule I could apply so it happens automatically?
Thanks.
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LucGarcia - 2009-05-15
Discussion and Answer
Correct, access control settings are not inherited from parent topics. You need to repeat the access control settings. For practical reasons consider this:
- Create a new web and lock down the whole web to a group. Is much easier, because you can forget about access control. More at TWikiAccessControl
- Lock down the template topic(s). More at TWikiTemplates
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PeterThoeny - 2009-05-15
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