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Unix-like Access Control
UNIX's traditional permission model is a simple, yet powerful one. This module brings a similar permission model to Drupal nodes.
Note: This module is now abandoned
Under UNIX, files and directories are owned by one user and one group. Permissions on the file or directory can be granted for the user, the group, or everyone else.
This module brings the following concepts to Drupal:
- nodes belong to a user (author) and a group (from ACL)
- permissions can be granted per-node for the user, the group, and everyone else
| user | group | everyone |
|---|---|---|
| View | View | View |
| Update | Update | Update |
| Delete | Delete | Delete |
Advantages
- simple and flexible
- maximizes usage of Drupal core concepts
- allows creation of lightweight groups of users and content
Note :
This module uses the node access system and using it along other node access modules may lead to unexpected results unless you know exactly what you're doing.
Credits
Inspired by Simple Access.
Project information
Unsupported
Not supported (i.e. abandoned), and no longer being developed. Learn more about dealing with unsupported (abandoned) projects- Obsolete
Use of this project is deprecated. - Created by mdupont on , updated
This project is not covered by the security advisory policy.
Use at your own risk! It may have publicly disclosed vulnerabilities.
