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requires Plone4
Add or Remove local roles for objects using csv. The format of the csv file should be:
path,user-/group-id,role
The data gets processed line by line. At the end, you’ll get a notification on the number of successfully processed lines as well as verbose error notifications for each unsuccessful line. Be patient! The duration of the process depends on the number of lines of your csv and may take up to several minutes.
Example csv:
/Plone/front-page,Reviewers,Editor /Plone/front-page,usera,Contributor /Plone/news,userb,Reviewer /Plone/news,userb,Editor
Change history
Changelog
0.2 (2012-03-07)
made compatible with Plone 4.1.x [hplocher]
0.1 (2010-08-02)
Initial release
Contributors
Hans-Peter Locher, Author Ramon Bartl
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