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On page 12, the document describes how scopes MAY provide a resource path in the form $AUTHZ:$PATH. On page 13, this behaviour is modified that storage scopes MUST be specified.
However, for storage, the nature of the $PATH is not specified. Is $PATH always a directory or is it legal for $PATH to identify something else, such as a file?
Here is a more concrete example to illustrate this question:
Assuming /foo is a directory that does not contain an element bar, does the scope storage.create:/foo/bar allow a client to upload a file bar within the /foo directory, is the client only authorised to create a directory bar?
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On page 12, the document describes how scopes MAY provide a resource path in the form
$AUTHZ:$PATH
. On page 13, this behaviour is modified that storage scopes MUST be specified.However, for storage, the nature of the
$PATH
is not specified. Is$PATH
always a directory or is it legal for$PATH
to identify something else, such as a file?Here is a more concrete example to illustrate this question:
Assuming
/foo
is a directory that does not contain an elementbar
, does the scopestorage.create:/foo/bar
allow a client to upload a filebar
within the/foo
directory, is the client only authorised to create a directorybar
?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: