topic Re: security rights per spaces in Alfresco Archive

security rights per spaces

cts_sergiu_dunc — Mon, 22 Aug 2005 13:58:12 GMT

Hello,Is it possibile to set/use permissions for users/groups so they can be allowed/denied to use a project space or to have different permissions on them ?Sorry if I'm not writing in the proper forum.Regards,Sergiu

Re: security rights per spaces

kevinr — Mon, 22 Aug 2005 15:19:42 GMT

That work is in the development stage right now.

Thanks,

Kevin

Re: security rights per spaces

jharvey — Wed, 09 Nov 2005 16:20:45 GMT

What is the latest development on this feature?

Is it present the latest release? (Nov-2005)

Best regards,

Re: security rights per spaces

kevinr — Wed, 09 Nov 2005 17:40:21 GMT

The advanced security and permissions framework is available now as part of the Alfresco Enterprise Network http://www.alfrescosoftware.com

Group support is a feature coming shortly to the Enterprise version.

After much discussion and from listening to the comments from the community, a permissions framework is being added to the open version also.

Thanks,

Kevin

Re: security rights per spaces

jharvey — Wed, 09 Nov 2005 17:51:10 GMT

The advanced security and permissions framework is available now as part of the Alfresco Enterprise Network http://www.alfrescosoftware.com

Group support is a feature coming shortly to the Enterprise version.

After much discussion and from listening to the comments from the community, a permissions framework is being added to the open version also.

Thanks,

Kevin

Kevin,

What is going to be present in the Enterprise version that won't be available in the open version? I assume LDAP and NTLM will be absent from open source, but is there anything else?

Best regards,

Re: security rights per spaces

kevinr — Wed, 09 Nov 2005 18:05:51 GMT

The advanced security and permissions framework is available now as part of the Alfresco Enterprise Network http://www.alfrescosoftware.com

Group support is a feature coming shortly to the Enterprise version.

After much discussion and from listening to the comments from the community, a permissions framework is being added to the open version also.

What is going to be present in the Enterprise version that won't be available in the open version? I assume LDAP and NTLM will be absent from open source, but is there anything else?

I believe it's currently the following: Clustering, replication, automated backup and restore, groups, single sign-on with LDAP and NTLM, Federated Search and complex workflow through BPEL.

Note that features may be moved down from Enterprise into the Open version as the product matures and as it makes sense for the community.

Thanks,

Kevin

Re: security rights per spaces

jharvey — Wed, 09 Nov 2005 18:07:50 GMT

The advanced security and permissions framework is available now as part of the Alfresco Enterprise Network http://www.alfrescosoftware.com

Group support is a feature coming shortly to the Enterprise version.

After much discussion and from listening to the comments from the community, a permissions framework is being added to the open version also.

What is going to be present in the Enterprise version that won't be available in the open version? I assume LDAP and NTLM will be absent from open source, but is there anything else?

I believe it's currently the following: Clustering, replication, automated backup and restore, groups, single sign-on with LDAP and NTLM, Federated Search and complex workflow through BPEL.

Note that features may be moved down from Enterprise into the Open version as the product matures and as it makes sense for the community.

Thanks,

Kevin

Excellent, thanks for that update Kevin!

Best regards,

Re: security rights per spaces

stevericker — Wed, 16 Nov 2005 05:42:32 GMT

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After much discussion and from listening to the comments from the community, a permissions framework is being added to the open version also.

kevin,

thanks that's great news! any estimate regarding timing on this (the addition of a permissions framework to the open source version)? will this allow spaces and files to be restricted based on a user's assigned permissions?

thanks again.

- steve