It turns out that, contrary to what was supposed to be implemented, when logged in as an admin I cannot view restricted items. The camera icon appears (rather than the crossed out red circle) but when I click on the given item, rather than images, I get an error page. See screen shot attached.
This has been sorted, and fixes have been applied to stage and production.
There is a side note though, due to the way that the Fedora Drupal Filter (handles authentication), if a users password is changed they will get this notice (ONLY ON STAGE). This is because stage is accessing the production Fedora (which doesn't share the same authentication system across servers; each has it's own). In the case of the user admin whose password is reset on startup, users logged in as admin on stage will see this warning. Other users such as awisnicki or kappaluppa will not (that is unless you change your password).
This is fixed (thank you!), and I'm closing this ticket. However, I'm not certain if I understand your side note completely. Could you explain this in a different way?
It turns out that, contrary to what was supposed to be implemented, when logged in as an admin I cannot view restricted items. The camera icon appears (rather than the crossed out red circle) but when I click on the given item, rather than images, I get an error page. See screen shot attached.
This has been sorted, and fixes have been applied to stage and production.
There is a side note though, due to the way that the Fedora Drupal Filter (handles authentication), if a users password is changed they will get this notice (ONLY ON STAGE). This is because stage is accessing the production Fedora (which doesn't share the same authentication system across servers; each has it's own). In the case of the user admin whose password is reset on startup, users logged in as admin on stage will see this warning. Other users such as awisnicki or kappaluppa will not (that is unless you change your password).
This is fixed (thank you!), and I'm closing this ticket. However, I'm not certain if I understand your side note completely. Could you explain this in a different way?