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Upload-only public link does not refer to files-drop page, nor are the permissions enforced #723

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individual-it opened this issue Oct 20, 2020 · 3 comments · Fixed by owncloud/web#4625
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  1. in the webUI create a public link with "Uploader" role
  2. copy the URL
  3. paste the URL into the browser address

Result: content of the folder is listed and the user has full access

The only way to get to the drop files is to replace public-files in the final URL with files-drop

In the case of a password protected link even that does not work. After entering the password the user is always referred to the normal public-files page

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dpakach commented Nov 25, 2020

@settings settings bot removed the bug label Jan 12, 2021
@refs refs changed the title upload-only public link does not refer to files-drop page, nor are the permissions enforced Upload-only public link does not refer to files-drop page, nor are the permissions enforced Jan 13, 2021
@refs refs added the Category:Defect Existing functionality is not working as expected label Jan 13, 2021
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refs commented Jan 13, 2021

Can this be retested since cs3org/reva#1368 got merged?

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  • ToDo QA-team: retest, check if there are automated tests, if not add UI tests

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