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Comment	> Hi Guys, > > > > i'm running into problems with the Gollem add-on. > > > > I am using the SQL VFS backend and my main goal is to not allow users to view > > each other's files. > > > > That is what I use as far as root and home in my backends.php file > > > > 'root' => '/home/', > > 'home' => '/home/' . Auth::getAuth(), > > > > Since I have tons of users and I can't create homes for them all, I also use: > > > > 'createhome' => true, > > > > This works fine with a problem though... everyone can see everyone > else's files! > > > > I tried setting the root to the same value as home and although that > DOES work in limiting access to existing users to their own files, it > DOES NOT allow new users to enable their own homedir ( because of the > root value which is set to home.username, yet which does not exist > yet in horde_vfs ). For new users to start uploading files, root must > be one level less than home. Once they have it created, root can > equal home. > > > > That is my problem. I found an inelegant solution and if anyone can > give me any hints I'd greatly appreciate it. Thanks! > > > > My solution consists of "hiding" the [Root] link in Gollem so that > users can't click on it and view other people's files. It's inelegant > because if someone knows a bit about Gollem, they can still access > the Root by entering the root url directly. > > > > To implement it, all I did was comment out the following line in > > gollem/lib/Gollem.php > > > > //$label[] = Horde::link(Util::addParameter($url, 'dir', $root_dir), > > sprintf(_("Up to %s"), _("Root")), 'header') . '[' . _("Root") . ']</a>';
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