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9/26/2006 10:32 AM
 
Yes thats why I asked about nested folder, Im inthe process of running a page that updates all my portals folders permissions to all users. Code available upon request.  over 2000 portals I had to do this on.  Made me look pretty bad. :(  But... I appreciate the response also, especially when someone admits a mistake.   Now days most people wont admit mistakes, the part of this business I hate.

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9/26/2006 4:52 PM
 

You've touched on a feature that bothers me - it seems that you have to manually set the rights to each folder that gets created, and that parent permissions don't flow down to child.  This makes it impossible for a user who has rights to create a folder while uploading under the default directory, to reference/see that directory in order to link to files they uploaded in said directory.

What is the reasoning behind this?  I'm hoping that if I understand why permissions are being handled this way, that I can compensate accordingly.

This is the only negative I can find with DNN (for my use) - If I give the ability to upload files, and create directories in which to organize files; those files should 'automatically' be viewable/linkable by that same person/role.  It also seems like file/folder permissions aren't handled the same way from module to module - and that is just in the core modules.

Well,  there is one other item - and I understand it is planned for inclusion in a subsequent release - the ability to upload and 'automatically' unzip a file (in core modules).

If I had one wish, it would be a revamp of file/folder permissions so that all modules handled it the same - files were visible from all modules and the admin could allow child folders to inherit parent permissions.

If I've missed something or misunderstood how DNN works -please enlighten me.

 

 
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9/26/2006 5:14 PM
 

dstruve,

Since you're maintaining so many portals just wondering if you've run into the problem discussed under the thread subject 'File upload permissions'.

This problem is associated with uploading and overwritting an existing file in the \portals\0\ folder. The file in is NOT read-only and can be overwritten in NTFS. 

The problem presents even if logged in as host or admin.  There is no problem uploading a file as long as another file with the same name does NOT already exist in the folder.

City of Wilmington sure need a fix for this bug and soon.

Thanks

 
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9/26/2006 7:07 PM
 
Hi all!
I have upgraded our live site from 3.2.2 to 3.3.5 and are struggling to understand how the new file manager features works. I think this is partly because is does not work as expected in an upgraded site.

I someone could document how it is supposed to work it would same us all a lot of time, and we could give correct feedback to the core team. So core team; could anyone help with at least a detailed blog post about this.

Thanks ArntK

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9/28/2006 1:33 PM
 

Arnt,
   You might want to post this in the General Forums as well. While core team members do come down to the project forums, they more actively patrol the general forums.

 
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