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Bulk Permission Changing

Matthew_Nalewajek_(MolsonAdmin_(Delete)_1425049)

When we setup Livelink we had "Public" permissions set on a lot of folders and files whcih was fine at the time. Now we want to allow access to the database to external business partners and now "Public" takes on a totally different meaning. I need to be able to take away "Public" access from all documents and folders and replace it with a group called "ComapnyUser". Can anyone help me?

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Robert_Davies_(unlondonadmin_-_(deleted))

Hi.This is just a thought, but as I understand it the name of a group is a purely arbitrary attribute. Can you just rename your current Public Group as 'CompanyUser' then create a new group 'Public' to replace it?From memory the name of the group can be changed within the "Users & Groups" part of the interface.Best regards/matt.

Jose_Garcia

Use Live Reports to make bulk changes.

Arlene_Elder_(GlaxoWellAdmin_(Delete)_1421884)

Turn Off Public Access at the enterprise and then add the group 'CompanyUser' with appropriate access and then sleect apply to sub items.This should work.Aside from that, I believe that permissions are bitwise, with Public Access having some value. If you determine the bitwise value for Public Accrss you can do a Live Report to return all items with Public Access. I'm sure this is possible but I cannot say exactly how. Take a look at DTREE and DTREEACL. The second is likely the one you want.As a rough guess this will tell you what dataID's have public accessSELECT DATAID, PERMISSIONSFROM DTREEACLWHERE (RIGHTID = - 1) AND (PERMISSIONS <> 128)ORDER BY DATAID DESCPossible an Update setting permissions to 128 for all entries removes public access.Hope this helps.Stephen