Re: Content Sources based on Audience
- From: "Steve Smith" <steve@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 6 Dec 2005 19:03:42 -0000
If you index file shares and the NTFS permissions do not have read access
for the user then they should not be returned in the search results. Forget
the shared folder permissions check what your ntfs ones are and if that user
belongs to any group that has read access to that folder or file at NTFS
level then it will show up in the results , it they do have read access then
should not prompted for logon as they should be authenticated by Windows
authentication as normal through the file system. They would get asked to
authenticate if they do not have access to the shared folder though.
In answer to your second part about displaying certain Search scopes then I
believe a developer could answer this better but I would imagine it would be
possible to code what search scopes are shown on an area page based on your
Sid. I will let the Dev people expand on that one more if it is possible.
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Steve Smith
UK Sharepoint Training
http://www.combined-knowledge.com/sharepoint_knowledge_tracks.htm
"Michael Brown" <mbrown@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:1133892927.149748.153430@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Thanks for the reply Steve, the problem is that these files will return
> in the search list and when clicked upon, the users will get prompted
> for security. Ideally, if the users does not have permission or are
> not in a specific audience, then the documents would not come back in
> the search results. No reason to show users documents to which the do
> not have access.
>
> So I really would like default source contents based on audience or NT
> Groups. I imagine I could customize the system to support this, but
> was hoping there was a way to do this by default.
>
> It does not seem like this is possible without forcing the users to
> choose a content source manually.
>
.
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