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# all entries in this trustee file are commented, and for good reason: you |
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# shouldn't just un-comment them without reading doc/trustee.html |
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# you should know which permissions are you granting to your users! |
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# create root group (with users dpavlin and joe in it) and give all permission |
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# to that group |
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#+root:dpavlin,joe |
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#/:+root:RWB |
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# give read-only and browse (to see directories) access to all users |
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#/:*:RB |
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# send e-mail notify to all users about all changes |
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#/:*:N |
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# anonymous users (without login) will be disabled if there is no |
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# trustee for browse on root (/) folder |
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#/:anonymous:BO |
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# give anonymous users (without login) read only access to pub directory |
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# and write access to incoming |
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#/pub:anonymous:RB |
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#/incoming:anonymous:RWB |
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# you might also want to explicitly hide some directories at root of your |
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# repository from anonymous users |
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#/private:anonymous:DB |
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# following lines will "emulate" old docman v1.x behaviour to allow all |
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# operations to all users which are logged in |
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#/:*:RWB |
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# if you want to allow just one user (editor) to edit one file (one_ditor.txt) |
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# you can do something like this: |
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#/one_editor.txt:*:DW:editor:CRWB |
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