Open ll4strw opened 1 month ago
@tilorspace @rs-nicof could you evaluate these suggestions?
Part of them was already implemented by @ll4strw in suggested PR#40. I've started test AWS server for previewing these changes.
@tilorspace @rs-nicof could you evaluate these suggestions?
Part of them was already implemented by @ll4strw in suggested PR#40. I've started test AWS server for previewing these changes.
Hi all, to me I thibnk they are all sensible and good improvements.
My doubt is on the bullet point 3 (the native
method). I do not fullyt understand what is being asked, can we possibly have an use case?
@rs-nicof Bullet point 3 is just a minor aesthetic modification/suggestion. The default authentication method in iRODS is called native
, but it is essentially a username/password method. By using the label native
in the setup form, we could just make that form more iRODS specific (centric).
I just noticed some minor changes that I need to add to #40 to make sure that the custom iRODS labels do not affect the labels for other storage types.
@tilorspace @rs-nicof I've restarted test instance with latest changes, check: https://irods-ui-changes-4.researchspace.com.
@tilorspace @rs-nicof I've restarted test instance with latest changes, check: https://irods-ui-changes-4.researchspace.com.
@mKowalski256
It looks like sysadmin
user does not login for some reason, plus If you connect with the user1
the fielstore is not enabled
Hello RSpace team, I propose the following changes to the page/routines where a sysadmin sets up a remote iRODS file system integration.
URL
should be substituted byiRODS Host
and a tooltip should hint that an iRODS host can be either a hostname or an IP address without protocol.Something went wrong: For input string: ""
.native
if a sysadmin sets up an iRODS integration, just to avoid confusion and to make it more specific to iRODS.Home Directory
does not seem to be appropriate in the form to set up a remote iRODS file system by a systemadmin. Instead, I proposeiRODS Search Path
because that is the root path to search for users collections within iRODS.