Folder Permissions
Learn about configuring folder permissions in Couchdrop
Couchdrop allows administrators to define complex permissions on folders and their child files. Permissions apply across the board regardless of the accessing system and can be used to ensure that appropriate access levels are maintained.
Folder Permissions
When viewing a folder, permissions can be applied. Couchdrop applies an inheritance model to permissions, which means folders inherit the permissions of their closest parent.
When enabling permissions on a folder you must keep in mind:
By default, access to the folder will be denied to all users
Enabling permissions on a folder breaks the inherited permissions
To grant access you must:
Select a user or group for the permission
Add user roles.
User roles in Couchdrop are very granular:
Folder Sharing
Folder sharing works the same as folder permissions with one caveat. If a folder is shared, then it will appear in the users root directory as a link.
Folder sharing is enabled by checking "Appear in users home directory" when configuring permissions.
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