The webform is configured to save it in the private file system. How can I achieve that the uploaded files are accessible only to authenticated users who belong to a specific role? By default, users with the 'access all webform results' permission can view all webform private files. Think you need Private files download permission. Personally I would use Permissions per Webform and then limit accessing all results for that particular webform to the roles that you need.
The only issue at that point would be if you had multiple roes needing multiple levels of results access. Sign up to join this community. The best answers are voted up and rise to the top. Stack Overflow for Teams — Collaborate and share knowledge with a private group. Install the Private files download permission module. Enter a path for this set of file uploads. Under "Enabled Users" and "Enabled Roles", choose who can download these files.
Enter the file directory that you choose in the previous step:. The error message is: You are not authorized to access this page. The file permissions set on the directory is: drwxrwxr-x Which looks right to me as well. Improve this question. Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes. If not in the database just return. Improve this answer. I guess a comment I have is this permits you to download a file, but what if you only want to view it???
In my case, I could access private image files on my stage server but not on live. The cause was: on the live server's settings. How do you set up a private file system? And how do you properly and safely configure your private Drupal files permissions? There are a couple of tweaks that you can do for strategically structuring your file system and thus preventing the exposure of your Drupal private files to the internet. Therefore, content served on your website can be either:.
It goes without saying that all these scenarios involve users uploading files e. So, you'll need to structure your file system accordingly.
My goal is to provide access to private files for certain anonymous users depending on certain conditions. I am hiding all images on the server to avoid anyone accidentally gaining access to them, but some "private" images should be viewable if a certain style is applied.
For example, I am selling images on my site. The "waterproof" image style should allow any user including anonymous user to see the private file preview. I found the problem. As per this page:. Once configured, files stored in the private directory are inaccessible via a direct link; however, if Drupal constructs a link to the file, the file will be accessible to anyone who can see the link. For example: you have created a new content type with a file field which stores files in your site's private file directory.
Next you create a node from this new content type and attach two new files. When the node is published links to both attached files are visible and anyone who can view the node may download the files. Now, if you unpublish the node, all attached files become inaccessible for download even if you use the direct link to the files that worked when the node was published.
Re-publish the node, and disable the "display" checkbox for one of the files.
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