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--- plugin:aclplusregex [2020-05-04 12:59] – andi
+++ plugin:aclplusregex [2020-05-04 13:00] – andi
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 Unlike in the normal ACL configuration, the user/group part expects a regular expression. If it matches against the current user's login or groups the line will be treated as an additional ACL configuration.
-The special thing about this plugin is is that you may use any matched pattern groups from the regexp in the page/namespace part. In addition, placeholders may be used: a ''*'' to match a single namespace or pagename and ''**'' to match an arbitrary number of namespaces.
+The special thing about this plugin is is that you may use any matched pattern groups from the regexp in the page/namespace part. In addition, placeholders may be used: a ''*'' to match a single namespace or pagename and ''%%**%%'' to match an arbitrary number of namespaces.
 The file can also be edited through the [[plugin:confmanager|Confmanager Plugin]].
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-Please note that above example use the ''*'' placeholder. The rule would match ''docs:customer:0815:foo'' but not ''docs:customer:0815:foo:bar''. Use the ''**'' placeholder to match all namespaces bolow.
+Please note that above example use the ''*'' placeholder. The rule would match ''docs:customer:0815:foo'' but not ''docs:customer:0815:foo:bar''. Use the ''%%**%%'' placeholder to match all namespaces bolow.
 A similar setup could be done where you have two groups for each customer: ''customer_<customerid>_write'' and ''customer_<customerid>_read''. You could use this to give different access levels to the customer namespace: