[ckan-dev] Extension for keeping package public but not resources

Thu Sep 22 08:11:36 UTC 2016

Hi Lucia,
If you want to just hide the listing of resources when you don't have a
logged in user you can do something like this in an extension:

Override template: package/snippets/resources_list.html

{% ckan_extends %}
{% if not c.userobj %}
  {% block resource_list %}
  {% endblock %}
{% endif %}

This should have the effect of overriding the resource list with emptiness
only when no user is logged in. I haven't tested it though. And it is (as
you seem to be OK with) not secure and merely superficial.

Best,
Matt

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On 21 September 2016 at 10:25, <lucia.espona at wsl.ch> wrote:

> Dear all
>
> For my current CKAN instance, I would like the package metadata
> (description, etc) to be always public, but I would need to restrict the
> access to the resources (data, files). As a start, it will be enough if the
> resource data is just accessible to registered users. It doesn't need to be
> something super secure, I may be enough to just "hide" them.
>
> Does anyone know about extension or developments done in this direction?
>
> Thanks a lot,
> Lucia
>
>
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