This is located in the documentation file: "http://docs.alfresco.com/community/tasks/library-item-permissions.html". I want to know in which case an error can occur and what kind of problem can it cause since it worked without a problem while I was testing it. Sharing document and folder permissions between sites would be a core feature of my application.
You can share documents by any other means. Why do you need to play with default Site permissions? What are your business requirements for that?
Share will complain about permissions, because the user will not have the permission to read information about the site/folder where the document is.
Besides that, the only way the user will be able to access the document will be by having the URL or using search.
My idea was to create a site for every department inside an organization and use this type of sharing for collaboration between departments.
For example, I want to have a folder containing a "project" inside a site with default site permissions. That project would be a collaboration between users from one department and only certain users from another department. Outside users should have view and edit permissions for only that one project (folder) from that site and nothing else. When the project ends, the folder should remain in that site and only be visible within the site (permissions for outside users should be revoked).
Sharing problem could be solved by creating a new site for every project and adding users and groups as members, but then the system would be quickly filled with "project sites", besides, the projects should be inside and connected to their "parent sites". The same thing applies for sharing single documents.
I guess I could create one site with folders for each department but since permissions outside sites worked in Share, I wanted to know why shouldn't I implement it this way. By the way, I would probably make some custom browsing for "shared" files and folders.
Ask for and offer help to other Alfresco Content Services Users and members of the Alfresco team.
Related links:
By using this site, you are agreeing to allow us to collect and use cookies as outlined in Alfresco’s Cookie Statement and Terms of Use (and you have a legitimate interest in Alfresco and our products, authorizing us to contact you in such methods). If you are not ok with these terms, please do not use this website.