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Message #33714
[Bug 1521818] Re: Tagged journal entries block granting access to all entries in the journal
** Changed in: mahara/15.10
Milestone: 15.04.6 => 15.10.2
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1521818
Title:
Tagged journal entries block granting access to all entries in the
journal
Status in Mahara:
Fix Committed
Status in Mahara 15.04 series:
Fix Committed
Status in Mahara 15.10 series:
Fix Committed
Status in Mahara 16.04 series:
Fix Committed
Bug description:
A user received a comment for an artefact that is not actually shared
publicly.
Looking into the problem, I've been able to replicate the issue. It
goes as such :
1. Create a journal with two entries. Give one the tag "tag1" and the other the tag "tag2".
2. Create a view
3. Add a Tagged journal entries block with "tag1"
4. Save and share the view with the public.
5. Click in the tagged journal entries block to view the artefact detail page for the tag1 journal entry.
6. Copy the URL for the tag1 journal entry's page, and save this somewhere
7. Edit the tagged journal entry block and change it to "tag2" instead.
8. Log out
9. While logged out, view the URL for the tag1 journal entry
Expected result: Access denied
Actual result: You can view the tag1 journal entry. Indeed, you can
navigate up and view the entire journal.
Journal entries with tag A are still accessible to the public even
though they are not being displayed on the view.
It's is imperative that deleted artefact from a view cannot be
accessed. It's clearly a breach of privacy.
We're using Mahara 15.04 .2 on Linux with MySQL
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