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Hi all
Did someone test that API ?
set_access_inheritance
To foul to test now, but.. is it the way that we asked, for disabling inheritance of permissions for subfolders ??
Any feedback ?
Hi
thanks for the response
No i did not take time to test it, but i will surely do ...
My question is simple :
Does that API permit to stop inheritance of the permissions in a folder, and thus take back permission for a group, that has been given on a high level folder.
Example :
Teamfolder1 - Group A and GRoupB READ PErmission
SHFolder1 - GroupA and GROUPB Modified Permission
Folder2 - Group A and GROUPB READ PERMISSION (inherited)
SHFolder3 - GroupA NO PERMISSION - Group B READ PErmission (Using /set_access_inheritance, and sharing to GROUP B)
As i wask asking around, and reading forums, i understood it was not possible to disable inheritance at all.
Sebastien
Thanks for elaborating! Yes, it sounds like this is what you're looking for then. You would set "access_inheritance" to "no_inherit" for that.
Note that this only applies to the new team space and member folders configuration though. Your team may not have that yet.
I'm trying to launch that API.
It works only on a shared folder, not on a simple Subfolder of a shared_folder (we must provide a sharedfolder ID, folder ID does not work).
But, i think may be i don't have the "new team space" you are talking about, because i get an error back : (409) Conflict.
How can i check if i'm in the case you mention ? How can i apply to that new configuration (and what does it imply on my existing folder structure ?)
We have a dropbox business advanced subscription
Thanks
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