7 Sep 05:04
12 Sep 10:17
link not working with parameters
BEHRING Carsten <Carsten.BEHRING <at> efsa.eu.int>
2005-09-12 08:17:44 GMT
2005-09-12 08:17:44 GMT
Hi
all,
I created a link
like this:
{link
excel|http://intranet/livelink/livelink.exe?func=ll&objId=1105426&objAction=Open}
This creates a
clickable link(with the correct URL shown), but by clicking on the URL its
wrong. Its somethink like:
I think the ';' in
it makes problems.
Did somebody
have the same problem ? I suppose it's a bug.
Carsten
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12 Sep 10:42
Re: link not working with parameters
Michael Kaltschmidt <michael.kaltschmidt <at> abbott.com>
2005-09-12 08:42:58 GMT
2005-09-12 08:42:58 GMT
Hi Carsten,
no problem here, running a slightly modified version of 1.0b2. Works on
snipsnap.org, too.
Regards,
Michael
Hi all,
I created a link like this:
{link
excel|http://intranet/livelink/livelink.exe?func=ll&objId=1105426&objAction=Open}
This creates a clickable link(with the correct URL shown), but by clicking
on the URL its wrong. Its somethink like:
http://intranet/livelink/livelink.exe?func=ll&objId=1105426&objAction=Open
I think the ';' in it makes problems.
Did somebody have the same problem ? I suppose it's a bug.
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14 Sep 00:48
Disabling access to snipsnap unless authenticated
Kashif Noorani <kashif <at> alumni.washington.edu>
2005-09-13 22:48:37 GMT
2005-09-13 22:48:37 GMT
Hi,
I did a search of the forums but couldn't find anything specific on this issue. If I missed something, my apologies.
My issue is that I want to create a private snipsnap for just my wife and I, which is available off of a public url. I would like to limit read/write access to just us two users. Is this currently possible in snipsnap?
I know I can use the authentication mechanism of tomcat (or any other appserver) to challenge the user on access to snipsnap; however, this would result in a double login. It would be awesome to get an out-of-the-box solution for this; though I don't mind writing a servlet or two to implement this functionality, if I can get the documentation on how to get this done.
Any comments appreciated.
kash
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17 Sep 15:27
Image Alignment
Jeremy Cowgar <jeremy <at> cowgar.com>
2005-09-17 13:27:20 GMT
2005-09-17 13:27:20 GMT
Is there anyway to make the images align correctly with wrapped words?
For instance:
+---------+ Hello, this is just an example
| Image | in ASCII that probably will not
| | look right on most email
+---------+ clients because they are not using
a fixed width font like I am. Regardless, this
is the example that I am talking about.
It seems that {image:align=flow-left|img=pic.jpg} does not accomplish
the above task like I thought it would.
Thanks for any info!
Jeremy
18 Sep 05:03
18 Sep 07:58
Re: Protected Page
Matthias L. Jugel <leo <at> mud.de>
2005-09-18 05:58:16 GMT
2005-09-18 05:58:16 GMT
This would need some hacking in 1.0b2-uttoxeter. It can be achieved
by using the label mechanism in conjunction with a small script.
It will only protect the content of the snip, not labels, attachments
or the meta-data, but its a start:
Create a Snip somewhere, like SnipSnap/SecuredContentViewer
Paste the following into this snip:
<%
org.snipsnap.app.Application app = org.snipsnap.app.Application.get();
org.snipsnap.user.User user = app.getUser();
org.snipsnap.user.Roles roles = new org.snipsnap.user.Roles();
roles.add(org.snipsnap.user.Roles.AUTHENTICATED);
if(org.snipsnap.user.Security.hasRoles(user, roles)) {
println(app.getParameters().get("viewed").getXMLContent());
} else {
println("You are not allowed to view the contents of this snip.");
}
%>
Then add a label to this snip, Select TypeLabel and use text/gsp as
type.
Go back to the normal view of this snip and click [lock] as an admin
user (important!)
Then go to the snip you want to protect:
add a TypeLabel and select anything (i.e. Summary) and select
SecuredContentViewer as the view handler.
Now only authenticated users can view your snip.
Leo.
On 18.09.2005, at 05:03, Jeremy Cowgar wrote:
> Is it possible to have a page not visible to people not logged in?
> or maybe a only a select few people?
>
> Jeremy
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18 Sep 08:03
Re: Protected Page
Matthias L. Jugel <leo <at> mud.de>
2005-09-18 06:03:02 GMT
2005-09-18 06:03:02 GMT
The script is nice, but I just tested and it does not really protect the contents, as the /raw/SnipSnap still shows the raw content ... We have started implementing a real security model for the next release which currently has no release data, unfortunately :( There is a light at the horizon as we have an internal project which needs this too. Leo. On 18.09.2005, at 05:03, Jeremy Cowgar wrote: > Is it possible to have a page not visible to people not logged in? > or maybe a only a select few people? > > Jeremy > > _______________________________________________ > SnipSnap-Users Mailing List > snipsnap-users <at> snipsnap.org | http://snipsnap.org/ > http://snipforge.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/snipsnap-users > -- Mud.DE -- Gemeinschaft Virtueller Welten Deutschland Matthias L. Jugel http://www.mud.de Info: info <at> mud.de
19 Sep 10:08
Re: Protected Page
Jan Grant <Jan.Grant <at> bristol.ac.uk>
2005-09-19 08:08:45 GMT
2005-09-19 08:08:45 GMT
On Sun, 18 Sep 2005, Matthias L. Jugel wrote: > The script is nice, but I just tested and it does not really protect the > contents, as the /raw/SnipSnap still shows the raw content ... > > We have started implementing a real security model for the next release which > currently has no release data, unfortunately :( There is a light at the > horizon as we have an internal project which needs this too. > > Leo. If you're implementing a "real" security model, will this extend "under the hood" - are you thinking about locking down security policies and scripting capabilities? Currently embedding scripting capabilities into snipsnap means exposing the entire app to the danger of malicious scripts: hence the "it is only permitted for admin users" types of workarounds. When I last had a look at Rhino for the purposes of plugging it into snipsnap, it transpired that it needed quite a few security capabilities in order to operate properly. To get properly "sandboxed" script capabilities really means adequately separating the rendering and storage engines and having the storage layer require some kind of credential (capability?) in order to perform storage ops. If you have that, you're a smallish step away from wrapping the privileged operations in doPrivileged and being able to properly sandbox user-supplied scripts. -- -- jan grant, ILRT, University of Bristol. http://www.ilrt.bris.ac.uk/ Tel +44 (0)117 3317661 http://ioctl.org/jan/ "...perl has been dead for more than 4 years." - Abigail in the Monastery
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