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"Allow editing" capability in share by link not disabled #23325
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@rullzer please have a look |
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Fixes #23325 It can happen that a user shares a folder with public upload. And some time later the admin disables public upload on the server. To make sure this is handled correctly we need to check the config value and reduce the permissions. Fix is kept small to be easy backportable.
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Fixes #23325 It can happen that a user shares a folder with public upload. And some time later the admin disables public upload on the server. To make sure this is handled correctly we need to check the config value and reduce the permissions. Fix is kept small to be easy backportable.
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Fixes #23325 It can happen that a user shares a folder with public upload. And some time later the admin disables public upload on the server. To make sure this is handled correctly we need to check the config value and reduce the permissions. Fix is kept small to be easy backportable.
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Fixes #23325 It can happen that a user shares a folder with public upload. And some time later the admin disables public upload on the server. To make sure this is handled correctly we need to check the config value and reduce the permissions. Fix is kept small to be easy backportable.
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Fixes #23325 It can happen that a user shares a folder with public upload. And some time later the admin disables public upload on the server. To make sure this is handled correctly we need to check the config value and reduce the permissions. Fix is kept small to be easy backportable.
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Steps to reproduce
Actual behaviour
New content can be uploaded/New subfolders can be created through the link in the browser
Expected behaviour
No content can be uploaded/No subfolders can be created, because the capability was disabled.
Server configuration
{"installed":true,"maintenance":false,"version":"9.0.0.19","versionstring":"9.0.0","edition":"Enterprise"}
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