TinymceWrapper: Complete back/frontend content solution.
Harden your MODX site by
passwording your three main folders:
core, manager, connectors and renaming your
assets (thank me later!)
5 ways to sniff / hack your own sites; even with renamed/hidden folders, burst them all up, to see how secure you are not.
Thanks for your reply donshakespeare!
I followed all the instructions I listed in my post, and did it twice.
But the directory remains accessible to anyone, where I should get an "Authorization Required" message.
It's the first time I hit such a snag after 3 years of using Modx.
I was hoping for a different solution; it's very simple, I need to protect a directory and allow access only to a specific Resource Group, as I have done with the ressources associated to the members.
Resource Groups don't have access to physical directories, only Users in User Groups do. You can protect a directory from users, but you can't protect it from resources, and I'm not sure what you could mean by protecting directories from Resource Groups. Resource Groups are groups of Resources (e.g. documents). Are you maybe confusing Resource Groups with User Groups?
Bob is right!
I meant User Groups...
I did apply User Group to my Media Source, as specified in the instructions; I used the wron term in my description.
The users of the User Groups should have access to their own directory, but I can't get it to work.
Sorry if I'm not clear, not only am I not technically incline, I'm also francophone.
Here is the situation as simple as I can write it.
The website has 3 levels:
- General public
- Members (accessible by Members and MTAs User Groups)
- MTAs (accessible by MTAs User Group)
That works great, I have no issue.
But I have related documents for both User Groups, to which I must restrict the access to only those User Groups
Documents folder
- Members (accessible by Members and MTAs User Groups)
- MTAs (accessible by MTAs User Group)
So when a member of the MTAs User Groups logs in to the MTA section of the website, he should have access to all directories with documents, and when a user of the Members User Group logs in, he must have access to the Members directory of documents.
So I need to associate my User Groups to he specific directories.
I tried with Media Source, and I can't get it to work.
All this is done by members of the association, via the website (Frontend); no user from those User Groups has access via the Modx manager.
Thank you all for your help.