在 Sitecore 中查看和清除所有用户特定权限
我们正在清理 Sitecore 实例中的权限，并且我们正在遇到多年来被授予特定访问权限的用户。现在我想将所有权限放入角色中，并且仅通过角色授予权限。
有没有办法查看专门分配给用户的权限？我们的用户数量足够少，我可以手动修复此问题，但安全查看器显示用户权限和角色权限的累积权限。
We are cleaning up the permissions in our Sitecore instance and we are running in to users that were granted specific access over the years. Now I would like to put all of our permissions in to roles and only grant rights via roles.
Is there a way to see the rights specifically assigned to a user? We have a small enough number of users that I could fix this manually, but the security viewer shows the cumulative permissions from user rights and role rights.
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查询的想法确实有效。因此，您可以使用 Xpath Builder（在开发中心）来实现此目的。它会有点慢，但会为您提供以下项目：
/sitecore/content/myRoot//*[contains(@__Security,'username')]
The query idea actually worked. So you can use Xpath Builder (in Dev Center) for this. It will be a little slow, but gives you the items:
/sitecore/content/myRoot//*[contains(@__Security,'username')]
乔什，
我刚刚发布了一个小脚本，应该可以帮助您继续前进。该脚本将显示 __security 字段的所有值，并允许您全部重置。您将需要进行修改才能为特定用户重置。
http://seankearney.com/post/Sitecore-Security-Report-and -重置.aspx
Josh,
I just released a little script that should help you get moving on this. This script will show you all values of the __security field and allow you to reset them all. You will need to modify to reset for a specific user.
http://seankearney.com/post/Sitecore-Security-Report-and-Reset.aspx
我想在用 Rocks 进行一些测试后我会把它扔掉。
您可以报告 Sitecore Rocks 的安全性（如我对 Bryan 的评论中所述）：
从 /sitecore/content/home/ 选择 @@ID 作为 ID、@@Name 作为名称、@@Path 作为路径、@__Security /*[contains(@__Security,'xxxx')];您也可以使用查询重置安全字段！
更新集@__Security = "" from /sitecore/content/home//*[contains(@__Security,'xxxx')];Figured I would throw this out there after some testing with Rocks.
You can report on security from Sitecore Rocks (as mentioned in my comment to Bryan):
select @@ID as ID, @@Name as Name, @@Path as Path, @__Security from /sitecore/content/home//*[contains(@__Security,'xxxx')];You can also reset the security field with a query too!
update set @__Security = "" from /sitecore/content/home//*[contains(@__Security,'xxxx')];