Security Shiro Plugin ..... 1 1.1. History ..... 1 2. Usage ..... 2 2.1. User Permissions ..... 2 2.2. Role Permissions ..... 3 2.3. Annotated service methods ..... 5 2.4. Using Shiro directly . credentials when you explicitly logout. #### 1.1. History • Version 3.2 • Added optional role-based permissions capability • Version 3.1.1 • released April 19, 2018 Update Spring Security Shiro version to running the s2-quickstart script. #### 2.1. User Permissions To use the Shiro annotations and methods you need a way to associate roles and permissions with users. The Spring Security Core plugin already

compile ':spring-security-core:1.2.7.3' } ## Permissions To use the Shiro annotations and methods you need a way to associate roles and permissions with users. The Spring Security Core plugin already already handles the role part for you, so you must configure permissions for this plugin. There is no script to create a domain class, but it's a very simple class and easy to create yourself. It can have flexibility, or perhaps to create this as a many-to-many, you can replace the Spring bean that looks up permissions. Create a class in src/groovy or src/java that implements the grails.plugin.springsecurity.shiro

fuse默认是不会检查文件访问权限的，它允许在文件系统中自由的实现访问控制策略或将其下放到底层文件访问机制(e.g. in case of network filesystems)。挂载参数 'default_permissions' 用于启用内核自己的权限检查，而不是将权限检查推迟到文件系统，除了文件系统的任何权限检查之外，内核还会进行检查，并且两者都必须成功才能允许操作。内核执行标准的 UNIX 权限检查。如果文件系统在打开设备 interpret the xattr representation of ACLs. Enabling this feature implicitly turns on the default permissions mount option (even if it was not passed to mount(2)). This feature is disabled by default. Definition oc.so.1 ./bazel-bin/curvefs/src/client/fuse_client -f -o volume=/fs -o allow_other -o default_permissions -o user=test -o conf=/curvefs/conf/curvefs_client.conf /tmp/fsmount root@pubbetal-nostest2:/tmp#

arguments: ## request A Django request instance. You want to modify based on sessions, or user or permissions? ## nodes All the nodes. Normally you want to return them again. ## namespace A Menu Namespace **kwargs): return [MyAppMenu, CategoryMenu] ## Apphook permissions By default the content represented by an apphook has the same permissions set as the page it is assigned to. So if for example a page disable this behaviour set permissions = False on your apphook: class SampleApp(CMSApp): name = _("Sample App") _urls = ["project.sampleapp.urls"] permissions = False If you still

arguments: ## request A Django request instance. You want to modify based on sessions, or user or permissions? ## nodes All the nodes. Normally you want to return them again. ## namespace A Menu Namespace **kwargs): return [MyAppMenu, CategoryMenu] ## Apphook permissions By default the content represented by an apphook has the same permissions set as the page it is assigned to. So if for example a page disable this behaviour set permissions = False on your apphook: class SampleApp(CMSApp): name = _("Sample App") _urls = ["project.sampleapp.urls"] permissions = False If you still

related_name for a PlaceholderField may not be suppressed using '+'; this allows the cms to check permissions properly. Attempting to do so will raise a ValueError [https://docs.python.org/3/library/exceptions company_name). Permissions To be able to edit a placeholder user must be a staff member and needs either edit permissions on the model that contains the PlaceholderField, or permissions for that specific specific instance of that model. Required permissions for edit actions are: to add: require add or change permission on related Model or instance. to change: require add or change permission on related Model

related_name for a PlaceholderField may not be suppressed using '+'; this allows the cms to check permissions properly. Attempting to do so will raise a ValueError [https://docs.python.org/3/library/exceptions company_name). Permissions To be able to edit a placeholder user must be a staff member and needs either edit permissions on the model that contains the PlaceholderField, or permissions for that specific specific instance of that model. Required permissions for edit actions are: to add: require add or change permission on related Model or instance. to change: require add or change permission on related Model

related_name for a PlaceholderField may not be suppressed using '+'; this allows the cms to check permissions properly. Attempting to do so will raise a ValueError [https://docs.python.org/3/library/exceptions company_name). Permissions To be able to edit a placeholder user must be a staff member and needs either edit permissions on the model that contains the PlaceholderField, or permissions for that specific specific instance of that model. Required permissions for edit actions are: to add: require add or change permission on related Model or instance. to change: require add or change permission on related Model

related_name for a PlaceholderField may not be suppressed using '+'; this allows the cms to check permissions properly. Attempting to do so will raise a ValueError. Note: If you add a PlaceholderField to an company_name). Permissions To be able to edit a placeholder user must be a staff member and needs either edit permissions on the model that contains the PlaceholderField, or permissions for that specific specific instance of that model. Required permissions for edit actions are: • to add: require add or change permission on related Model or instance. • to change: require add or change permission on related

related_name for a PlaceholderField may not be suppressed using '+'; this allows the cms to check permissions properly. Attempting to do so will raise a ValueError. Note: If you add a PlaceholderField to an company_name). Permissions To be able to edit a placeholder user must be a staff member and needs either edit permissions on the model that contains the PlaceholderField, or permissions for that specific specific instance of that model. Required permissions for edit actions are: • to add: require add or change permission on related Model or instance. • to change: require add or change permission on related