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I am using OpenCMS 10.

1) I have created a new user lets say mkumar.

2) I assigned Users group to the user.

3) I assigned Element author role (having least permissions)

Element Author

An element author can only access the page editor (and content editors). This role can create, add and edit content elements.

4) Now I created new resource/page say myPage.html and I add a sample content in it.

5) I set permission of mkumar on myPage.html Check image here

6) (From another browser) mkumar logged in and open myPage.html. He edited the content (say he add more content).

7) After editing mkumar is able to publish (but in permission box is denied Direct Publish).

Problem:

I want to remove publish permission. What should I do now?

2 Answers2

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You can set permission for 

direct_publish.jsp
publish.jsp
publish_project.jsp

under folder :

/system/modules/org.opencms.ade.publish/

or you can edit project and assign permission assign permission

Sac Le
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OpenCms uses containerpages to show contents from different content elements. A containerpage is the page which is called in the browser. Containerpages represent you page structure e.g.

 -folder1
  --index.html (containerpage)
 -folder2
  --index.html (containerpage)
  --folder2.1
   ---index.html (containerpage)
 -folder3
  --index.html (containerpage)

The content elements are not stored in this page structure. They are stored in a folder called .content. This folder is always placed in a special folder called subsitemap. The folder sites/default is a subsitemap by default. Each resource type has its own subfolder.

So if you set permissions, you always have to set them on the subfolders of the folder .content.

So a complete folder structure could look like.

 -.content
  --contentelementfolder1 
   ---contentelement1.xml 
   ---contentelement2.xml 
  --contentelementfolder2 
   ---contentelement1.xml 
   ---contentelement2.xml 
  --.config (configuration file for this subsitemap) 
 -folder1
  --index.html (containerpage)
 -folder2
  --index.html (containerpage)
  --folder2.1
   ---index.html (containerpage)
 -folder3
  --index.html (containerpage)

By the way, you do not have to deny write permission if you want a user to not be able to edit a file. It is enough to NOT tick the allowed checkbox.

Kai Schliemann
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