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i have an big content package to import within CQ and some nodes are owned by users.
Every time when i try to import the package as admin, i get an error that the node is protected. So i have to impersonate as this user and remove the ownership to continue the import process.
Is there an easy way to take ownership / remove the protection as admin user for a whole tree?
Regards
Patrick
When you install the package through the Package Manager [1] interface, you should be able to tell CQ how to handle access controls. I think if you set the AC Handling option to Ignore, then the permissions that come with the package will not be applied.
[1] http://dev.day.com/docs/en/crx/current/how_to/package_manager.html#Using%20the%20Package%20Manager
Hope this helps!