A secure filesystem is an extension to the local filesystem and used when the file access
needs to be limited access to specific users and groups. A secure filesystem required a
special file called .access to be placed inside each restricted directory of the filesystem,
which allows the administrator to give different access privileges to named users and
groups.
This sample contains a jar file containing a folder named Sales with an .access file and one report sample.
Contents of .access file:
#This is a comment
read:Sharon
write:Jane
- Unzip the jar file and drop the Sales folder into your local directory
- Start Elixir Repertoire Server
- Go to Administration -> Groups -> Create group
- Create a group "Sales"
- Go to Administration -> Users -> Create user
- Create users - Sharon and Jane.
- Go to Administration -> FileSystems -> Create filesystem
- Select "Secure" for Type. Enter the path of Sales folder into Configuration field.
- Log out from Elixir Server and log in as Jane
- Launch Remote Designer. You should be able to view and create datasources/report/dashboards
- Log out from Elixir Server and log in as Sharon
- Launch Remote Designer. You should be able to view datasources/report/dashboards but you will not to be able to create any
-- Main.LeeYan - 01 Aug 2007