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 This will reveal the context menu, where the user chooses the 'Shared Link' button: This will reveal the context menu, where the user chooses the 'Shared Link' button:
  
-{{ :rdms:data:shared_link.png?600 |}}+{{ :rdms:data:shared_link.png?direct&600 |}}
  
 This will open a new window that provides some more information about the shared link, for example if there is already a shared link setup for that object. If everything looks good, the user can confirm the creation of the shared link by hitting the ''Set shared link'' button. This will open a new window that provides some more information about the shared link, for example if there is already a shared link setup for that object. If everything looks good, the user can confirm the creation of the shared link by hitting the ''Set shared link'' button.
  
-{{ :rdms:data:shared_link2.png?600 |}}+{{ :rdms:data:shared_link2.png?direct&600 |}}
  
 At this point, the name of the user that just setup the share will become visible within the ''Shared'' category of the web interface, but no content will be displayed as there were no permissions assigned for the shared object yet! At this point, the name of the user that just setup the share will become visible within the ''Shared'' category of the web interface, but no content will be displayed as there were no permissions assigned for the shared object yet!
  
-{{ :rdms:data:shared_link3.png?600 |}}+{{ :rdms:data:shared_link3.png?direct&600 |}}
  
 ==== Assign the correct Permissions ==== ==== Assign the correct Permissions ====
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 This is again done from the context menu that is revealed when the owner right-clicks on the the specific folder. In the context menu, it is then possible to assign either permissions for a RDMS user, for a RDMS user group or also for the members of an RDMS Project.  This is again done from the context menu that is revealed when the owner right-clicks on the the specific folder. In the context menu, it is then possible to assign either permissions for a RDMS user, for a RDMS user group or also for the members of an RDMS Project. 
  
-{{ :rdms:data:shared_link4.png?600 |}}+{{ :rdms:data:shared_link4.png?direct&600 |}}
  
 In this example, the owner selects the ''Add User'' option which will open a new window that allows to select the user, the desired permission level as well as the option to assign the new permission just for that folder or also for all subfolder/files contained within it. After all selections are done, the ''Set Permission'' button sets the selected permission for the selected RDMS user. In this example, the owner selects the ''Add User'' option which will open a new window that allows to select the user, the desired permission level as well as the option to assign the new permission just for that folder or also for all subfolder/files contained within it. After all selections are done, the ''Set Permission'' button sets the selected permission for the selected RDMS user.
  
-{{ :rdms:data:shared_link5.png?600 |}}+{{ :rdms:data:set_permissions.png?direct&600 |}}
  
 If the user with whom the file was shared now again navigates to the ''Shared'' location of the web interface and selected the name of the RDMS user who setup the share, the shown window will not be empty anymore. Instead, a link that points to the shared folder becomes visible for the user with correct permissions (minimum 'read' permission). If the user with whom the file was shared now again navigates to the ''Shared'' location of the web interface and selected the name of the RDMS user who setup the share, the shown window will not be empty anymore. Instead, a link that points to the shared folder becomes visible for the user with correct permissions (minimum 'read' permission).
  
-{{ :rdms:data:shared_link6.png?600 |}}+{{ :rdms:data:shared_link6.png?direct&600 |}}
  
 The user can now easily navigate to the shared folder and retrieve the data from that location by using the shared link within the ''Shared'' location of the web interface. The user can now easily navigate to the shared folder and retrieve the data from that location by using the shared link within the ''Shared'' location of the web interface.
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 ==== Stop Sharing ==== ==== Stop Sharing ====
  
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 +=== Remove a shared Link ===
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 +To remove a shared link within the RDMS web interface, the user who setup the share can right-click on the specific folder and select ''Shared link'' from the context menu (also see 'Setting up the shared Link' from above).
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 +In the newly open window, click the ''Remove shared link'' will delete the shared link. 
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 +{{ :rdms:data:remove_shared_link.png?direct&600 |}}
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 +=== Revoke user permissions ===
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 +To remove the permissions that were setup for a user/group on a folder/file during sharing, just right-click on file/folder in question. Then select ''Show/Hide details'' from the context menu to reveal the details of the selected object. 
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 +In the ''Members'' tab, you can find an overview of the currently set permissions for that object. 
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 +{{ :rdms:data:revoke_permissions.png?direct&600 |}}
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 +Clicking the {{:rdms:data:pencil.png?direct&30|}} button next to the user/group name will open a new window in which the permissions can be changed. To completely remove the permissions, select 'None' and hit the ''Set permission'' button. 
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 +**Note:** Be sure that you also select 'Including sub files and folder' if you want to change/remove the permission also for all subfolders and files within the selected parent folder.