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Doesn't the entry How Does Rights Work give enough information ?
- How do I know that someone needs authorising?
This is a difficult question.. The rights verification is per document so it is kind of difficult to have a global answer on this.
By default, the only rights are setup at the global level (the XWiki level). You can check this out in the sidebar using "XWiki Rights". Bydefault only the wiki creator has edit rights. Other accounts and anonymous users have only view rights.
- How do I give edit rights to a specific user on the whole wiki ?
If you want to give edit rights to a specific user, you just need to go to "XWiki Rights" in the sidebar, click on "Add Right Entry" and fill in:
- the user name (XWiki.accountname - the case is important) in the user field
- add 1 in the Allow/Deny filed
- add edit in the access level field
- How do I give edit rights to all user that are registered in the wiki ?
If you want to give edit rights to all registered users, you just need to go to "XWiki Rights" in the sidebar, click on "Add Right Entry" and fill in:
- add XWiki.XWikiAllGroup in the group field
- add 1 in the Allow/Deny filed
- add edit in the access level field
- How to I remove edit rights to users
- Go to XWiki Access Rights
- Navigate the current access rights (on the right)
- Remove XWiki.XWikiGuest to remove edit rights to anonymous users
- Remove xwiki:XWiki.XWikiAllGroup to remove edit rights to users authenticated using an XWiki.com account
- Remove XWiki.XWikiAllGroup to remove edit rights to users authenticated using an account on your wiki.
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Very nice blog.