Search without admin rights

Tuesday, 07/24/2007 -- by Stephan Wilhelm. Subject: Search without admin rights

I have a problem with the search field (in the upper right corner of the Content Manager screen). It doesn't work for playlists without admin rights (Resources<>everything). Is that a bug?

Wednesday, 07/25/2007 -- by Erik Mattsson. Subject: RE: Search without admin rights

Stephan,

I just tried this with Release 2.0.5 using a "test" user account that used the "Viewer" role. No problems here.

What revision of Content Manager are you using? Have you created a specific role that doesn't work? If so, can you provide me with the details of that?

Thanks,

Erik Mattsson

Thursday, 07/26/2007 -- by Stephan Wilhelm. Subject: RE: Search without admin rights

System Information:

Operating System: Windows 2003 5.2 (x86)
Web Server: Apache Tomcat/ 5.5.17
Java VM: 1.5.0_10
Content Manager: IC5 release 2, (2007.05.29, r7746)

Application dir: D:\Scala\InfoChannel Content Manager 5/WebApp
Config dir: C:/Dokumente und Einstellungen/All Users/Anwendungsdaten/Scala/InfoChannel Content Manager 5
Data dir: E:\InstoreServer
Web server dir: C:\Programme\apache Software Foundation\Tomcat 5.5

We have 2 Content Managers, one with the Version described above, and one with IC5 rel 1.1, both with the same directory structure and OS.

We have created a user role, but it doesn't work with the Viewer role too (Access denied).

User role = User_Stores (the following items are selected, the rest is not selected):
Log on Web Gui
View Media
Edit Media
Full access to messages
View playlists
edit playlists

kind regards...

Thursday, 07/26/2007 -- by Erik Mattsson. Subject: Update to 2.0.5

Stephan,

Can you update your Content Manager to 2.0.5 and try again? You can download the update from here:

http://www.scala.com/updates

If the update doesn't fix the problem, then try deleting the user and recreate it.

Friday, 07/27/2007 -- by Stephan Wilhelm. Subject: It's updated - same problem

Hi,

i have updated to 2.0.5, but the problem is not fixed.
The Content Manager runs on a _german_ Windows 2003 Server rel 2.

Can that will be the problem?

Monday, 07/30/2007 -- by Erik Mattsson. Subject: Possible

Did you try and delete the user account and recreate it with the "Viewer" role? Any chance your search terms contain non-english characters? If so, what are they?

Erik

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