Bug #67148
Updated by Xavier Perseguers about 9 years ago
Since the merge of #64759, whenever a user has more than 1 mount point, he only can access the first one in File > List. Trying to access other ones crashes with: <pre> #1375955684: You are not allowed to access the given folder </pre> h2. How-to reproduce Let’s assume you have following directory structure: <pre> fileadmin directory1 directory1.1 directory1.2 </pre> Now you define two mount points on @directory1.1@ and @directory1.2@ and assign them to a simple user. When you log in and go to file list, you can successfully open mount point for @directory1.1@ but not for @directory1.2@ since @\TYPO3\CMS\Core\Resource\Folder::getReadablePath@ @`\TYPO3\CMS\Core\Resource\Folder::getReadablePath@ does that: <pre> if ($rootId === NULL) { $rootId = $this->storage->getRootLevelFolder()->getIdentifier(); } </pre> this method is called from FileList with @rootId = NULL@. As such it defines @rootId@ as @directory1.1@ and then @directory1.2@ then@`directory1.2@ not being equal to @directory1.1@ it checks if you have access to parent folder (@directory1@) which is of course not the case: <pre> if ($this->identifier !== $rootId) { $readablePath = $this->getParentFolder()->getReadablePath($rootId); } </pre> in short you have access to first mount point and not any other.