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If I use the setup wizard in the kolibri-gnome app, Kolibri uses some default facility and device settings. In general, these are fine because the app plugin disables access from other browsers on its own. But I am concerned about:
facility_settings.learner_can_sign_up = True
While this is a good default for Kolibri in general, I don't think it's a good default in this situation, because the promise of an app is it is self-contained. A user might be rather surprised to find that anyone else on the network who knows how to reach Kolibri will be able to create a learner account for as long as the app is running.
Instead, we should consider overriding this so Kolibri as an app is more self-contained. But ideally this is work that happens in Kolibri itself, perhaps with an addition to options.ini.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
This feature is no longer useful due to improvements to Kolibri's setup
wizard. The default settings are more permissive than before, but this
is an issue that should be addressed in Kolibri itself:
#106
If I use the setup wizard in the kolibri-gnome app, Kolibri uses some default facility and device settings. In general, these are fine because the app plugin disables access from other browsers on its own. But I am concerned about:
facility_settings.learner_can_sign_up = True
While this is a good default for Kolibri in general, I don't think it's a good default in this situation, because the promise of an app is it is self-contained. A user might be rather surprised to find that anyone else on the network who knows how to reach Kolibri will be able to create a learner account for as long as the app is running.
Instead, we should consider overriding this so Kolibri as an app is more self-contained. But ideally this is work that happens in Kolibri itself, perhaps with an addition to options.ini.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: