diff --git a/assets/src/components/User.vue b/assets/src/components/User.vue index 431b2eca..a2f0546d 100644 --- a/assets/src/components/User.vue +++ b/assets/src/components/User.vue @@ -1,53 +1,60 @@ - - New User - User {{ username }} + + + New User + User {{ username }} - Username - Password - Scope + Username + Password + Scope - Permissions + Permissions - You can set the user to be an administrator or choose the permissions individually. - If you select "Administrator", all of the other options will be automatically checked. - The management of users remains a privilege of an administrator. + You can set the user to be an administrator or choose the permissions individually. + If you select "Administrator", all of the other options will be automatically checked. + The management of users remains a privilege of an administrator. - Administrator - Create new files and directories - Edit, rename and delete files or directories. - Execute commands - - {{ capitalize(key) }} - + Administrator + Create new files and directories + Edit, rename and delete files or directories. + Execute commands + + {{ capitalize(key) }} + - Commands + Commands - A space separated list with the available commands for this user. Example: git svn hg. + A space separated list with the available commands for this user. Example: git svn hg. - + - Rules + Rules - Here you can define a set of allow and disallow rules for this specific user. The blocked files won't - show up in the listings and they won't be accessible to the user. We support regex and paths relative to - the user's scope. + Here you can define a set of allow and disallow rules for this specific user. The blocked files won't + show up in the listings and they won't be accessible to the user. We support regex and paths relative to + the user's scope. - Each rule goes in one different line and must start with the keyword allow or disallow. - Then you should write regex if you are using a regular expression and then the expression or the path. + Each rule goes in one different line and must start with the keyword allow or disallow. + Then you should write regex if you are using a regular expression and then the expression or the path. - Examples + Examples - - disallow regex \\/\\..+ - prevents the access to any dot file (such as .git, .gitignore) in every folder. - disallow /Caddyfile - blocks the access to the file named Caddyfile on the root of the scope - + + disallow regex \\/\\..+ - prevents the access to any dot file (such as .git, .gitignore) in every folder. + disallow /Caddyfile - blocks the access to the file named Caddyfile on the root of the scope + - + - Custom Stylesheet + Custom Stylesheet - + + + + Delete + + + Delete User @@ -57,12 +64,7 @@ Cancel - - - Delete - - - +
Username
Password
Scope
You can set the user to be an administrator or choose the permissions individually. - If you select "Administrator", all of the other options will be automatically checked. - The management of users remains a privilege of an administrator.
You can set the user to be an administrator or choose the permissions individually. + If you select "Administrator", all of the other options will be automatically checked. + The management of users remains a privilege of an administrator.
Administrator
Create new files and directories
Edit, rename and delete files or directories.
Execute commands
- {{ capitalize(key) }} -
+ {{ capitalize(key) }} +
A space separated list with the available commands for this user. Example: git svn hg.
Here you can define a set of allow and disallow rules for this specific user. The blocked files won't - show up in the listings and they won't be accessible to the user. We support regex and paths relative to - the user's scope.
Here you can define a set of allow and disallow rules for this specific user. The blocked files won't + show up in the listings and they won't be accessible to the user. We support regex and paths relative to + the user's scope.
Each rule goes in one different line and must start with the keyword allow or disallow. - Then you should write regex if you are using a regular expression and then the expression or the path.
allow
disallow
regex
Each rule goes in one different line and must start with the keyword allow or disallow. + Then you should write regex if you are using a regular expression and then the expression or the path.
Examples
disallow regex \\/\\..+
disallow /Caddyfile
+ Delete + +
- Delete - -