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I have a role, "Role1", - a member of "RoleA". Also, I have created a new role, "Role2", which is also a member of "RoleA".
Now, I want to change the permissions in workflows and templates of Role2. So I run the script that I have created.
Workflow
$allowWSWrite = New-ItemAcl -AccessRight workflowState:write -PropagationType Any -SecurityPermission AllowAccess -Identity "Role2"
$allowWSDelete = New-ItemAcl -AccessRight workflowState:delete -PropagationType Any -SecurityPermission AllowAccess -Identity "Role2"
$allowWCExecute = New-ItemAcl -AccessRight workflowCommand:execute -PropagationType Any -SecurityPermission AllowAccess -Identity "Role2"
Get-Item -Path "master:system/Workflows" | Set-ItemAcl -AccessRules $allowWSWrite, $allowWSDelete, $allowWCExecute
Templates
$allowRead = New-ItemAcl -AccessRight item:read -PropagationType Any -SecurityPermission AllowAccess -Identity "Role2"
$denyDelete = New-ItemAcl -AccessRight item:delete -PropagationType Any -SecurityPermission DenyAccess -Identity "Role2"
$denyWrite = New-ItemAcl -AccessRight item:write -PropagationType Any -SecurityPermission DenyAccess -Identity "Role2"
$denyRename = New-ItemAcl -AccessRight item:rename -PropagationType Any -SecurityPermission DenyAccess -Identity "Role2"
$denyCreate = New-ItemAcl -AccessRight item:create -PropagationType Any -SecurityPermission DenyAccess -Identity "Role2"
Get-Item -Path "master:sitecore/templates" | Set-ItemAcl -AccessRules $allowRead, $denyDelete, $denyWrite, $denyRename, $denyCreate
Upon checking, Role1 cannot create/edit a page which it previously could.
Does it has something to do with the permissions I have changed in Role2? Please advise.
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I have a role, "Role1", - a member of "RoleA". Also, I have created a new role, "Role2", which is also a member of "RoleA".
Now, I want to change the permissions in workflows and templates of Role2. So I run the script that I have created.
Workflow
$allowWSWrite = New-ItemAcl -AccessRight workflowState:write -PropagationType Any -SecurityPermission AllowAccess -Identity "Role2"
$allowWSDelete = New-ItemAcl -AccessRight workflowState:delete -PropagationType Any -SecurityPermission AllowAccess -Identity "Role2"
$allowWCExecute = New-ItemAcl -AccessRight workflowCommand:execute -PropagationType Any -SecurityPermission AllowAccess -Identity "Role2"
Get-Item -Path "master:system/Workflows" | Set-ItemAcl -AccessRules $allowWSWrite, $allowWSDelete, $allowWCExecute
Templates
$allowRead = New-ItemAcl -AccessRight item:read -PropagationType Any -SecurityPermission AllowAccess -Identity "Role2"
$denyDelete = New-ItemAcl -AccessRight item:delete -PropagationType Any -SecurityPermission DenyAccess -Identity "Role2"
$denyWrite = New-ItemAcl -AccessRight item:write -PropagationType Any -SecurityPermission DenyAccess -Identity "Role2"
$denyRename = New-ItemAcl -AccessRight item:rename -PropagationType Any -SecurityPermission DenyAccess -Identity "Role2"
$denyCreate = New-ItemAcl -AccessRight item:create -PropagationType Any -SecurityPermission DenyAccess -Identity "Role2"
Get-Item -Path "master:sitecore/templates" | Set-ItemAcl -AccessRules $allowRead, $denyDelete, $denyWrite, $denyRename, $denyCreate
Upon checking, Role1 cannot create/edit a page which it previously could.
Does it has something to do with the permissions I have changed in Role2? Please advise.
sitecore-commerce powershell-extensions
asked Jul 9 at 10:06
eudaimonia_eudaimonia_
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Re "Role1 cannot create/edit a page which previously can": Do you mean "Role1 cannot create/edit a page which it previously could [create/edit]" (one word added, "it", and one word changed, to "could")?
– Peter Mortensen
Jul 9 at 21:48
add a comment |
I have a role, "Role1", - a member of "RoleA". Also, I have created a new role, "Role2", which is also a member of "RoleA".
Now, I want to change the permissions in workflows and templates of Role2. So I run the script that I have created.
Workflow
$allowWSWrite = New-ItemAcl -AccessRight workflowState:write -PropagationType Any -SecurityPermission AllowAccess -Identity "Role2"
$allowWSDelete = New-ItemAcl -AccessRight workflowState:delete -PropagationType Any -SecurityPermission AllowAccess -Identity "Role2"
$allowWCExecute = New-ItemAcl -AccessRight workflowCommand:execute -PropagationType Any -SecurityPermission AllowAccess -Identity "Role2"
Get-Item -Path "master:system/Workflows" | Set-ItemAcl -AccessRules $allowWSWrite, $allowWSDelete, $allowWCExecute
Templates
$allowRead = New-ItemAcl -AccessRight item:read -PropagationType Any -SecurityPermission AllowAccess -Identity "Role2"
$denyDelete = New-ItemAcl -AccessRight item:delete -PropagationType Any -SecurityPermission DenyAccess -Identity "Role2"
$denyWrite = New-ItemAcl -AccessRight item:write -PropagationType Any -SecurityPermission DenyAccess -Identity "Role2"
$denyRename = New-ItemAcl -AccessRight item:rename -PropagationType Any -SecurityPermission DenyAccess -Identity "Role2"
$denyCreate = New-ItemAcl -AccessRight item:create -PropagationType Any -SecurityPermission DenyAccess -Identity "Role2"
Get-Item -Path "master:sitecore/templates" | Set-ItemAcl -AccessRules $allowRead, $denyDelete, $denyWrite, $denyRename, $denyCreate
Upon checking, Role1 cannot create/edit a page which it previously could.
Does it has something to do with the permissions I have changed in Role2? Please advise.
sitecore-commerce powershell-extensions
asked Jul 9 at 10:06
eudaimonia_eudaimonia_
1006 bronze badges
I have a role, "Role1", - a member of "RoleA". Also, I have created a new role, "Role2", which is also a member of "RoleA".
Now, I want to change the permissions in workflows and templates of Role2. So I run the script that I have created.
Workflow
$allowWSWrite = New-ItemAcl -AccessRight workflowState:write -PropagationType Any -SecurityPermission AllowAccess -Identity "Role2"
$allowWSDelete = New-ItemAcl -AccessRight workflowState:delete -PropagationType Any -SecurityPermission AllowAccess -Identity "Role2"
$allowWCExecute = New-ItemAcl -AccessRight workflowCommand:execute -PropagationType Any -SecurityPermission AllowAccess -Identity "Role2"
Get-Item -Path "master:system/Workflows" | Set-ItemAcl -AccessRules $allowWSWrite, $allowWSDelete, $allowWCExecute
Templates
$allowRead = New-ItemAcl -AccessRight item:read -PropagationType Any -SecurityPermission AllowAccess -Identity "Role2"
$denyDelete = New-ItemAcl -AccessRight item:delete -PropagationType Any -SecurityPermission DenyAccess -Identity "Role2"
$denyWrite = New-ItemAcl -AccessRight item:write -PropagationType Any -SecurityPermission DenyAccess -Identity "Role2"
$denyRename = New-ItemAcl -AccessRight item:rename -PropagationType Any -SecurityPermission DenyAccess -Identity "Role2"
$denyCreate = New-ItemAcl -AccessRight item:create -PropagationType Any -SecurityPermission DenyAccess -Identity "Role2"
Get-Item -Path "master:sitecore/templates" | Set-ItemAcl -AccessRules $allowRead, $denyDelete, $denyWrite, $denyRename, $denyCreate
Upon checking, Role1 cannot create/edit a page which it previously could.
Does it has something to do with the permissions I have changed in Role2? Please advise.
sitecore-commerce powershell-extensions
sitecore-commerce powershell-extensions
asked Jul 9 at 10:06
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Re "Role1 cannot create/edit a page which previously can": Do you mean "Role1 cannot create/edit a page which it previously could [create/edit]" (one word added, "it", and one word changed, to "could")?
– Peter Mortensen
Jul 9 at 21:48
add a comment |
1
Re "Role1 cannot create/edit a page which previously can": Do you mean "Role1 cannot create/edit a page which it previously could [create/edit]" (one word added, "it", and one word changed, to "could")?
– Peter Mortensen
Jul 9 at 21:48
1
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Re "Role1 cannot create/edit a page which previously can": Do you mean "Role1 cannot create/edit a page which it previously could [create/edit]" (one word added, "it", and one word changed, to "could")?
– Peter Mortensen
Jul 9 at 21:48
Re "Role1 cannot create/edit a page which previously can": Do you mean "Role1 cannot create/edit a page which it previously could [create/edit]" (one word added, "it", and one word changed, to "could")?
– Peter Mortensen
Jul 9 at 21:48
add a comment |
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Yes, it does.
When you use Set-ItemAcl you overwrite all the security settings which were assigned to that previously.
When you set new access rights for Role2 you removed everything what was set there for Role before.
If you want to add some access rights instead of overwriting everything, try using Add-ItemAcl instead:
Get-Item -Path "master:sitecore/templates" | Add-ItemAcl -AccessRules $allowRead, $denyDelete, $denyWrite, $denyRename, $denyCreate
edited Jul 10 at 5:26
Peter Mortensen
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answered Jul 9 at 11:46
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Is there a way to revert the permission of Role1?
– eudaimonia_
Jul 10 at 0:05
As far as I'm aware there is no option to revert what was set there earlier.
– Marek Musielak
Jul 10 at 5:26
add a comment |
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Yes, it does.
When you use Set-ItemAcl you overwrite all the security settings which were assigned to that previously.
When you set new access rights for Role2 you removed everything what was set there for Role before.
If you want to add some access rights instead of overwriting everything, try using Add-ItemAcl instead:
Get-Item -Path "master:sitecore/templates" | Add-ItemAcl -AccessRules $allowRead, $denyDelete, $denyWrite, $denyRename, $denyCreate
edited Jul 10 at 5:26
Peter Mortensen
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answered Jul 9 at 11:46
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Is there a way to revert the permission of Role1?
– eudaimonia_
Jul 10 at 0:05
As far as I'm aware there is no option to revert what was set there earlier.
– Marek Musielak
Jul 10 at 5:26
add a comment |
Yes, it does.
When you use Set-ItemAcl you overwrite all the security settings which were assigned to that previously.
When you set new access rights for Role2 you removed everything what was set there for Role before.
If you want to add some access rights instead of overwriting everything, try using Add-ItemAcl instead:
Get-Item -Path "master:sitecore/templates" | Add-ItemAcl -AccessRules $allowRead, $denyDelete, $denyWrite, $denyRename, $denyCreate
edited Jul 10 at 5:26
Peter Mortensen
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answered Jul 9 at 11:46
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Is there a way to revert the permission of Role1?
– eudaimonia_
Jul 10 at 0:05
As far as I'm aware there is no option to revert what was set there earlier.
– Marek Musielak
Jul 10 at 5:26
add a comment |
Yes, it does.
When you use Set-ItemAcl you overwrite all the security settings which were assigned to that previously.
When you set new access rights for Role2 you removed everything what was set there for Role before.
If you want to add some access rights instead of overwriting everything, try using Add-ItemAcl instead:
Get-Item -Path "master:sitecore/templates" | Add-ItemAcl -AccessRules $allowRead, $denyDelete, $denyWrite, $denyRename, $denyCreate
edited Jul 10 at 5:26
Peter Mortensen
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answered Jul 9 at 11:46
Marek MusielakMarek Musielak
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Yes, it does.
When you use Set-ItemAcl you overwrite all the security settings which were assigned to that previously.
When you set new access rights for Role2 you removed everything what was set there for Role before.
If you want to add some access rights instead of overwriting everything, try using Add-ItemAcl instead:
Get-Item -Path "master:sitecore/templates" | Add-ItemAcl -AccessRules $allowRead, $denyDelete, $denyWrite, $denyRename, $denyCreate
edited Jul 10 at 5:26
Peter Mortensen
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answered Jul 9 at 11:46
Marek MusielakMarek Musielak
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edited Jul 10 at 5:26
Peter Mortensen
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Is there a way to revert the permission of Role1?
– eudaimonia_
Jul 10 at 0:05
As far as I'm aware there is no option to revert what was set there earlier.
– Marek Musielak
Jul 10 at 5:26
add a comment |
Is there a way to revert the permission of Role1?
– eudaimonia_
Jul 10 at 0:05
As far as I'm aware there is no option to revert what was set there earlier.
– Marek Musielak
Jul 10 at 5:26
Is there a way to revert the permission of Role1?
– eudaimonia_
Jul 10 at 0:05
Is there a way to revert the permission of Role1?
– eudaimonia_
Jul 10 at 0:05
As far as I'm aware there is no option to revert what was set there earlier.
– Marek Musielak
Jul 10 at 5:26
As far as I'm aware there is no option to revert what was set there earlier.
– Marek Musielak
Jul 10 at 5:26
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Re "Role1 cannot create/edit a page which previously can": Do you mean "Role1 cannot create/edit a page which it previously could [create/edit]" (one word added, "it", and one word changed, to "could")?
– Peter Mortensen
Jul 9 at 21:48