Disable User related feeds
Hello!
I've searched the forum, but did not find anything that fits.
Is there a possibility to disable the feeds which are directly related to single User events?
In the Eclipse Client I am able to 'Subscribe to Events Generated by User'. Just to know, I am asking if it would be possible to disable this functionality.
Thanks in advance!
I've searched the forum, but did not find anything that fits.
Is there a possibility to disable the feeds which are directly related to single User events?
In the Eclipse Client I am able to 'Subscribe to Events Generated by User'. Just to know, I am asking if it would be possible to disable this functionality.
Thanks in advance!
Accepted answer
Hi Christian,
I don't believe there is any option to disable these in the Eclipse client, but it would be possible to block them at you RTC server if you have an HTTP server in front of it. The requests for a user feed look like this: https://jazz.example.com:9443/jazz/service/com.ibm.team.repository.common.internal.IFeedService?provider=usermodified&user=acho
If you have an HTTP server in front of your RTC app server, you can configure it to block requests for these feeds, rather than pass them on to the RTC sever. This isn't a perfect solution, as someone could still try to configure it from the client, and would get something like a 403 Forbidden response code.
I don't believe there is any option to disable these in the Eclipse client, but it would be possible to block them at you RTC server if you have an HTTP server in front of it. The requests for a user feed look like this: https://jazz.example.com:9443/jazz/service/com.ibm.team.repository.common.internal.IFeedService?provider=usermodified&user=acho
If you have an HTTP server in front of your RTC app server, you can configure it to block requests for these feeds, rather than pass them on to the RTC sever. This isn't a perfect solution, as someone could still try to configure it from the client, and would get something like a 403 Forbidden response code.
Hope this helps.