Protection Configuration
Status of Folders
To view the protection status of a folder, select it in the page tree on the left.
You will see an overview of the folder where you can create a new access rule or edit an existing one. Existing rules can also be deleted here.
Current status of a single folder. In this case users must be members of the frontend usergroups "Group A" or "Group D" OR might be logged into the Backend.
- Click Create access protection to add a protection rule (only available if no rule exists yet)
- Click Edit access protection to edit an existing protection rule
- Click Delete access protection to delete an existing protection rule
Access rules are inherited by subfolders — unless those folders have their own access rules. Access rules of subfolders do not supplement the existing rules but replace them completely.
Creating or Editing a Protection Rule
Settings to protect the folder
Select who is allowed to access the contents of the respective folder (including subfolders).
Note
The selection of groups and users is an OR conjunction. Both members of the selected groups and the individually selected users will have access. Also the selection of frontend and backend access is an OR conjunction.
Must be logged in to the frontend
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If enabled, all users logged into a frontend account can access the folder. To restrict access to specific users or groups, use the Frontend Users and Frontend User Groups options below.
Frontend Users
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Select users, which are allowed to access the folder. This selection is an OR conjunction.
This option only applies, if Must be logged in to the frontend is enabled!
Frontend User Groups
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Select user groups, which are allowed to access the folder. This selection is an OR conjunction.
This option only applies, if Must be logged in to the frontend is enabled!
Must be logged in to the backend
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If enabled, all users, that are logged into an backend account can access the folder.