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Restrict webdav to specific space

jneeve

I googled this but didnt find it…..

Is it possible to restrict a webdav share to a specific space (and not allow the user to navigate to others space (parent spaces, etc))

I want to use wevdav strictly for a 'drop zone' to dump documents into and don't want them navigating to other spaces. The problem I see is the users technically have access to other spaces, but we use a custom UI interface that they use for 'normal' navigation of these..

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daniel_gradecak

I used Alfresco's webdav in a project and I did not find a configuration possibility for that. The only advice I can give to you is that you could change alfresco's webdav classes or simply write a webscript for that. I used groovy to quickly implement such a solution.

jneeve

Could you elaborate a bit on using groovy for that?

We have webscripts in place to add a single file to a space (we actually dont use the alfresco front end at all - we have our own custom UI)

But I want a fully automated solution - in this case users are scanning large amounts of files and need to drop them 'somewhere' that can get directly into alfresco.

We have a bit convoluted setup since we have alfresco running on solaris mounting an SMB share from a windows server.. (Using Sharity) The share is monitored by a java process running on solaris that looks for new files and adds them to alfresco using the webservices api.. However spanning windows + solaris creates problems with file locks, permissions, etc so we want to try and implement a solution using only Alfresco 'stuff'…. (whatever that may be) ..

daniel_gradecak

Well I am not sure if I understand you correctly but have you envisaged using CIFS?

jneeve

Yes, but due to security reasons we are unable to at this time… (hence the rather awkward way we have it setup)