01-13-2010, 12:35 PM
bradleydsmith
2007-05-16 07:43:55 PDT
Hello,
all of a sudden when a user adds a document they can't view it. It shows up but no view icon. when you click on it it says :
"Error: OpenDocMan is unable to find the requested file. Please email Document Repository for further assistance."
When I login as admin the file is there and you can view the file. The user has scanned many other ones in and no problem.
I am using opendocman 1.25 on RHEL 5.
Thanks in advance.
jonathanwminer
2007-05-16 12:12:50 PDT
I would start by checking the access flags for the document. Looking at the source code, the View icon is only displayed if the user has at least READ_RIGHT. I can't seem to replicate this, so purhaps something the database has gotten out of sync?
opplevelse
2007-07-28 06:24:03 PDT
So what does View authority do? Does that simply mean that the user can see the file?
jonathanwminer
2007-07-30 04:10:33 PDT
"View" allows one to see that the file exists; but you can't "Read" the contents of the file.
I personally don't use this option, but I guess there might be instances where it might be useful.
2007-05-16 07:43:55 PDT
Hello,
all of a sudden when a user adds a document they can't view it. It shows up but no view icon. when you click on it it says :
"Error: OpenDocMan is unable to find the requested file. Please email Document Repository for further assistance."
When I login as admin the file is there and you can view the file. The user has scanned many other ones in and no problem.
I am using opendocman 1.25 on RHEL 5.
Thanks in advance.
jonathanwminer
2007-05-16 12:12:50 PDT
I would start by checking the access flags for the document. Looking at the source code, the View icon is only displayed if the user has at least READ_RIGHT. I can't seem to replicate this, so purhaps something the database has gotten out of sync?
opplevelse
2007-07-28 06:24:03 PDT
So what does View authority do? Does that simply mean that the user can see the file?
jonathanwminer
2007-07-30 04:10:33 PDT
"View" allows one to see that the file exists; but you can't "Read" the contents of the file.
I personally don't use this option, but I guess there might be instances where it might be useful.