Question about roles for skins, skins not working on registration,
Hi- I'm really struggling to get the xWiki to a point where I can expose it to the real Internet. I'm having a _lot_ of trouble getting security to work tolerably. ? What roles control skin access? I have: Global XWikiGuest register allow Global XWikiGuest comment deny Panels XWikiGuest view allow XWiki XWikiGuest view allow But, registration still doesn't work. The skins and stuff are denied, and the registration page pulls disastrous javascript errors, too. There isn't a "Skins" space, though, to give them access to- panels and xwiki didn't do it- what gives? Also, ? How to set up the email validation? I turned it on and put reasonable text in the email stuff, and the email is sent... but, I don't see a generated confirmation number- now the user gets a form wanting the confirmation number- what is configured wrong? I'm using the tips within the last couple of days. -Thanks for any help, -Tom -- May 4, 1970: Alison Krause, Jeffrey Miller, Sandra Scheuer, William Schroeder.
Further note- If I give XWikiGuest _global_ view access, registration works. If I give XWikiGuest view access in EVERY SINGLE SPACE, it fails. Clearly, there are 'hidden special' spaces, things that are affected by global settings, but which cannot be set themselves? Skins, for example? I guess I can give XWikiGuest global view, then _deny_ every space? It seems registration _requires_ global view, and I can deny everything but XWiki view, but, I can't just grant XWiki view because of the skins. Not good... -Tom On Fri, Mar 16, 2007 at 12:25:36PM -0400, Thomas Arthur Oehser wrote:
Hi-
I'm really struggling to get the xWiki to a point where I can expose it to the real Internet. I'm having a _lot_ of trouble getting security to work tolerably.
? What roles control skin access?
I have:
Global XWikiGuest register allow Global XWikiGuest comment deny Panels XWikiGuest view allow XWiki XWikiGuest view allow
But, registration still doesn't work. The skins and stuff are denied, and the registration page pulls disastrous javascript errors, too. There isn't a "Skins" space, though, to give them access to- panels and xwiki didn't do it- what gives?
Also,
? How to set up the email validation?
I turned it on and put reasonable text in the email stuff, and the email is sent... but, I don't see a generated confirmation number- now the user gets a form wanting the confirmation number- what is configured wrong?
I'm using the tips within the last couple of days.
-Thanks for any help, -Tom
-- May 4, 1970: Alison Krause, Jeffrey Miller, Sandra Scheuer, William Schroeder.
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Further further note- The "always authenticate on viewing" breaks the same thing, even if the roles are munged (see below) so as to sort of work... -Tom On Fri, Mar 16, 2007 at 12:45:17PM -0400, Thomas Arthur Oehser wrote:
Further note-
If I give XWikiGuest _global_ view access, registration works.
If I give XWikiGuest view access in EVERY SINGLE SPACE, it fails.
Clearly, there are 'hidden special' spaces, things that are affected by global settings, but which cannot be set themselves? Skins, for example?
I guess I can give XWikiGuest global view, then _deny_ every space?
It seems registration _requires_ global view, and I can deny everything but XWiki view, but, I can't just grant XWiki view because of the skins.
Not good...
-Tom
On Fri, Mar 16, 2007 at 12:25:36PM -0400, Thomas Arthur Oehser wrote:
Hi-
I'm really struggling to get the xWiki to a point where I can expose it to the real Internet. I'm having a _lot_ of trouble getting security to work tolerably.
? What roles control skin access?
I have:
Global XWikiGuest register allow Global XWikiGuest comment deny Panels XWikiGuest view allow XWiki XWikiGuest view allow
But, registration still doesn't work. The skins and stuff are denied, and the registration page pulls disastrous javascript errors, too. There isn't a "Skins" space, though, to give them access to- panels and xwiki didn't do it- what gives?
Also,
? How to set up the email validation?
I turned it on and put reasonable text in the email stuff, and the email is sent... but, I don't see a generated confirmation number- now the user gets a form wanting the confirmation number- what is configured wrong?
I'm using the tips within the last couple of days.
-Thanks for any help, -Tom
-- May 4, 1970: Alison Krause, Jeffrey Miller, Sandra Scheuer, William Schroeder.
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Hi everybody, I am running into the same problem here. The log-in screen has no skin and no css applied if I refuse XWIKIGuest global view rights. Also breaks on "Always Authenticate on View". Is there a workaround for this? I am attempting to use XWiki for a limited Intranet and global View rights for anybody is not acceptable here. Best Regards, Sascha Thomas Arthur Oehser schrieb:
Further further note-
The "always authenticate on viewing" breaks the same thing, even if the roles are munged (see below) so as to sort of work...
-Tom
On Fri, Mar 16, 2007 at 12:45:17PM -0400, Thomas Arthur Oehser wrote:
Further note-
If I give XWikiGuest _global_ view access, registration works.
If I give XWikiGuest view access in EVERY SINGLE SPACE, it fails.
Clearly, there are 'hidden special' spaces, things that are affected by global settings, but which cannot be set themselves? Skins, for example?
I guess I can give XWikiGuest global view, then _deny_ every space?
It seems registration _requires_ global view, and I can deny everything but XWiki view, but, I can't just grant XWiki view because of the skins.
Not good...
-Tom
On Fri, Mar 16, 2007 at 12:25:36PM -0400, Thomas Arthur Oehser wrote:
Hi-
I'm really struggling to get the xWiki to a point where I can expose it to the real Internet. I'm having a _lot_ of trouble getting security to work tolerably.
? What roles control skin access?
I have:
Global XWikiGuest register allow Global XWikiGuest comment deny Panels XWikiGuest view allow XWiki XWikiGuest view allow
But, registration still doesn't work. The skins and stuff are denied, and the registration page pulls disastrous javascript errors, too. There isn't a "Skins" space, though, to give them access to- panels and xwiki didn't do it- what gives?
Also,
? How to set up the email validation?
I turned it on and put reasonable text in the email stuff, and the email is sent... but, I don't see a generated confirmation number- now the user gets a form wanting the confirmation number- what is configured wrong?
I'm using the tips within the last couple of days.
-Thanks for any help, -Tom
-- May 4, 1970: Alison Krause, Jeffrey Miller, Sandra Scheuer, William Schroeder.
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Hi, We're working on http://jira.xwiki.org/jira/browse/XWIKI-929 . Until we implement this, there's no solution. This should be available next week, in beta6. Sergiu On 3/19/07, Sascha Österle <[email protected]> wrote:
Hi everybody,
I am running into the same problem here.
The log-in screen has no skin and no css applied if I refuse XWIKIGuest global view rights. Also breaks on "Always Authenticate on View".
Is there a workaround for this? I am attempting to use XWiki for a limited Intranet and global View rights for anybody is not acceptable here.
Best Regards, Sascha
Thomas Arthur Oehser schrieb:
Further further note-
The "always authenticate on viewing" breaks the same thing, even if the roles are munged (see below) so as to sort of work...
-Tom
On Fri, Mar 16, 2007 at 12:45:17PM -0400, Thomas Arthur Oehser wrote:
Further note-
If I give XWikiGuest _global_ view access, registration works.
If I give XWikiGuest view access in EVERY SINGLE SPACE, it fails.
Clearly, there are 'hidden special' spaces, things that are affected by global settings, but which cannot be set themselves? Skins, for example?
I guess I can give XWikiGuest global view, then _deny_ every space?
It seems registration _requires_ global view, and I can deny everything but XWiki view, but, I can't just grant XWiki view because of the skins.
Not good...
-Tom
On Fri, Mar 16, 2007 at 12:25:36PM -0400, Thomas Arthur Oehser wrote:
Hi-
I'm really struggling to get the xWiki to a point where I can expose it to the real Internet. I'm having a _lot_ of trouble getting security to work tolerably.
? What roles control skin access?
I have:
Global XWikiGuest register allow Global XWikiGuest comment deny Panels XWikiGuest view allow XWiki XWikiGuest view allow
But, registration still doesn't work. The skins and stuff are denied, and the registration page pulls disastrous javascript errors, too. There isn't a "Skins" space, though, to give them access to- panels and xwiki didn't do it- what gives?
Also,
? How to set up the email validation?
I turned it on and put reasonable text in the email stuff, and the email is sent... but, I don't see a generated confirmation number- now the user gets a form wanting the confirmation number- what is configured wrong?
I'm using the tips within the last couple of days.
-Thanks for any help, -Tom
-- May 4, 1970: Alison Krause, Jeffrey Miller, Sandra Scheuer, William Schroeder.
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Sascha Österle -
Sergiu Dumitriu -
Thomas Arthur Oehser