Re: [xwiki-users] Changing default right policy: how to restrict a User's pages to its own access by default

guys, thanks for the support. Sorry for the delay, somehow I was not receiving this thread updates. I've been struggling to implement my requirement with the given rights management system since my post. I gave up, that's why I came back on the forum. I ended up removing the default access for every user on the XWiki, adding it manually to each every public (existing Blog, Photo, Main, etc..) space, and then manually setting the access right for the 'private' spaces. I stopped when I realized sub pages would not inherit parents right! I think both your answers are helpful and valid in the context. The context being that there is no Creator right in the model right now. In that respect XWIKI-1769 would be more than welcome. I think I'd even give it a major priority level. If Xwiki has to address enterprise needs, this is a serious issue. I'm new to XWiki and have been mostly working on Twiki before. If I may ask, why bother creating a rights management system when file system 'a la Unix' would have done the job fine?? The 'hook' right manager advised by Sergiu should work for now. As for assigning a Space to each user, this is probably the best way to keep the wiki clean. But 'sub-space' would be needed in my case: I wanted to share a project's page and subpages from my 'private' space PRO with a co-worker. This is not doable today. I'd have to move the project from my private PRO space to some other space, say PUBPRO. But even then, I'd like to keep the project work secret and keep it with view and edit rights only for me and my co-worker. So creating a space especially for this would do the job (with pages inheriting rights from the space, correct?). But since space is the highest item in the hierarchy, this could end up in a quite messy organization. cheers vmassol wrote: -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Changing-default-right-policy%3A-how-to-restrict-a-Us… Sent from the XWiki- Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.