Can I add a permission to a named graph?

[al...@swirrl.com]

In the HTTP docs, it mentions under 'permissions' a "resource_type" option of "named-graph" [0].

In the security section, however, there's no mention of this as a valid resource type that you can work with via the CLI.

So, assuming I have a named graph like this wiki example [1], I want to add a permission for a user to access (read) just that graph and no others in the DB.

Is this possible? If so, how do I need to format the command? I have a user, bob, and the following command:

  ./stardog-admin --server http://localhost:5820/testDB user grant -a read -o named-graph:"http://example.org/joe#me" -P -u admin bob

This currently returns "The value named-graph:http://example.org/joe#me is invalid.", suggesting the problem is the value, not the resource type.

Thanks for your help!

[Mike Grove]

Named graph security is currently not supported, but it's near the top of the priority list for new features.

Cheers,

Mike

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[al...@swirrl.com]

Is there a way of limiting access to a graph or collection of graphs on a per request/per query basis, or would the solution be purely through the use of permissions when that feature is available for users?

If I may ask, how near the top? I don't know how much this is requested, but it does seem a useful feature.
Thanks again for the quick response.

[Kendall Clark]

On Wed, May 14, 2014 at 8:17 AM, <al...@swirrl.com> wrote:

Is there a way of limiting access to a graph or collection of graphs on a per request/per query basis, or would the solution be purely through the use of permissions when that feature is available for users?

If I may ask, how near the top? I don't know how much this is requested, but it does seem a useful feature. 

Very.

Cheers,

Kendall