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Folder Attribute - Invisibilty


larryllix

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This would be great for installers to protect certain programs from being changed or operated (think test or monitoring programs)

 

Another folder section with the folder enabling section. This would either grey out or make the folder invisible in the admin console.

This would also disable and/or lock out editing or make invisible  programs in the folder and the folder, to prevent user from meddling in installer installed  systems.

 

 

VISIBLE (defaults to true)

If

     $sDo_Not_Modify = 18214   <------becomes a password as this line wouldn't be visible without setting the variable to the correct value.

 

 

Some override/backdoor  from UDI would be necessary for the all-else-fails occasional.

Posted

+1

 

I'd also like to see when a program is created and modified. 

It might be helpful to be able to see when a device is added too.

 

 

Jon...

Posted

If

   at 12:30 am

Then

     Set  $sDo_Not_Modify = 18214    <--- folder becomes visible and enabled.

     Wait 10 seconds

     Run (if) 'System_Intact_Test_and_Notify

     Wait 30 seconds

     Set  $sDo_Not_Modify = 0           <----folder disappears from admin console and is diasbled

Else

   ---

Posted

Like it! Not sure if UDI will add more functionality to the Admin Console at this point though.

 

What about the REST and SOAP API? Should it hide folder elements there as well?

 

What about event subscriptions? Should events from resources in hidden folder be hidden here?

 

What about directly calling a 'hidden' program via the REST API, should it execute?

 

Too many questions!

 

Like the generic idea though...

Posted

Hello everyone,

 

We have already made a decision to move away from Java. It's maintenance and support (on our side) has become unbearable. As such, we will only make minor changes and enhancements to the Admin Console.

 

With kind regards,

Michel

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