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07 Jul 2010 07:55 AM
    Hi,

    While configuring active social I noticed a couple of issues with file management
    1. when I add a file, which name is already there, the file is added with a counter (1, ...) added to the filename
    2. when I delete a file, the file is not deleted from the file system
    3. group rights are not propagated to the file system, that is, I would expect view and upload permissions for groupmembers would have been set and visible e.g. in the file manager.


    one other thing, when deleting a comment or file, the JS is throwing an error and does not refresh the page

    (dnn495, AS171)

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    07 Jul 2010 08:25 AM
    1. when I add a file, which name is already there, the file is added with a counter (1, ...) added to the filename

    That is correct. This ensures that other users do not overwrite other files.

    2. when I delete a file, the file is not deleted from the file system

    Correct also, but we understand not desired by all. We plan to add some additional options in an upcoming release.

    3. group rights are not propagated to the file system, that is, I would expect view and upload permissions for groupmembers would have been set and visible e.g. in the file manager.

    Since the preferred and most configuration for Active Social is to not use roles, we then have no way to manage the dnn file system. Also keep in mind that we need to be able to support multiple storage locations (file system, database and cloud). DotNetNuke does not currently support this.

    one other thing, when deleting a comment or file, the JS is throwing an error and does not refresh the page

    This will be resolved with AS 1.7.2
    Will Morgenweck
    Director of Product Management
    DotNetNuke Corp.
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    07 Jul 2010 12:45 PM
    Posted By Will Morgenweck on 07 Jul 2010 09:25 AM
    1. when I add a file, which name is already there, the file is added with a counter (1, ...) added to the filename

    That is correct. This ensures that other users do not overwrite other files.

    2. when I delete a file, the file is not deleted from the file system

    Correct also, but we understand not desired by all. We plan to add some additional options in an upcoming release.


    Personally, I would prefer a (group) setting for issue 1, e.g. allow file replacement yes/no. And have a warning/conformation if a file is uploaded that with the same name. In this case you give the system user more flexibility. I understand that my particular use of AS is more a let say 'sharepoint like'.


    Posted By Will Morgenweck on 07 Jul 2010 09:25 AM

    3. group rights are not propagated to the file system, that is, I would expect view and upload permissions for groupmembers would have been set and visible e.g. in the file manager.

    Since the preferred and most configuration for Active Social is to not use roles, we then have no way to manage the dnn file system. Also keep in mind that we need to be able to support multiple storage locations (file system, database and cloud). DotNetNuke does not currently support this.

    Do you foresee problems if I add security settings by hand (give groupuser roles and groupadmin roles) appropriate view and edit rights?

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    07 Jul 2010 02:35 PM
    Personally, I would prefer a (group) setting for issue 1, e.g. allow file replacement yes/no. And have a warning/conformation if a file is uploaded that with the same name. In this case you give the system user more flexibility. I understand that my particular use of AS is more a let say 'sharepoint like'.

    This would be a good enhancement request.

    Do you foresee problems if I add security settings by hand (give groupuser roles and groupadmin roles) appropriate view and edit rights?

    I don't think there will be any problems since those permissions aren't actual file permissions.
    Will Morgenweck
    Director of Product Management
    DotNetNuke Corp.
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