Quote from: BobRay at Nov 20, 2012, 03:56 PMThe permissions that show up are based on the Policy Template, not the Policy. The LoadOnly Policy is based on the Object Policy Template, which has those 5 permissions.
If you don't want to see them, you need to create a new Policy Template with just the permissions you want to appear.
Maybe I'm misunderstanding you. Are you saying that all those permissions are checked even though you've saved the policy with them unchecked? That would be a bug.
Hi Bob,
thanks for your reply.
I made a duplication of the access policy "Load Only" which is based on the ObjectTemplate Policy Template. This one has 5 permissions in it but in "load only" only one of them is checked.
In my duplication I have load and list checked. And this is saved when I go in and edit this access policy later.
But when I update a user group, (anonymous) as an example. I go to the Resource Group Access tab. Add a new resource group and select my access policy with list and load. Underneath you have the following text in the popup:
The Policy to apply to this Context with Resources in the Resource Group for this User Group. This will grant all Users in this User Group with the selected minimum Role all the Permissions in the Policy.
Permissions in Selected Policy
list, load
I click save and it closes. But then if I update this resource group access that I just created it will say in the bottom that I have all the five permissions like the following:
Permissions in Selected Policy
list, load, remove, save, view
So my question is if it then has all these permissions or not? Or is it just a bug? If I select the pre existing "load Only" then it will only say load there.
I found a work around which is to create a new policy template with only these two permission in it and select them when I make an access policy based on that template.
Do you think this is a bug?
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