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Wednesday 27 October 2004 2:13:23 am
You will get the loosest permissions possible. Order does not matter.
Ok that the order does not matter, but loosest permissions?
That's not what I find (3.4-2): suppose this situation
role (1) content create & edit class(x)
content read class(x) owner(self)
role (2) content read class(any) subtree(where the objects of class(x) live)
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group (a) has only role (1)
group (b) has roles (1) and (2)
Wouldn't you expect that group(b) can read all class(x) objects? It isn't :-( , they can oly read their own objects When i use
role (1) content create & edit class(x)
content read class(x) owner(self)
role (2) content read class(x) subtree(where the objects of class(x) live)
Than it works, as i expect for group (b) Is this intentional or a bug? regards -paul
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