This article describes how the Kaltura backend behavior is impacted by the different types of entitlement settings.
- If the entry is ONLY assigned to categories that have a privacy context, and the partner is checked with "Default Entitlement Enforcement”:
- If the KS does not include any entitlements-related privileges:the entry will not be returned.
- If the KS explicitly disables entitlement: the entry will be returned.
- If the KS does not disable entitlements, but defines privacy context (and the right one, of that entry): the entry will be returned.
- if the entry is ONLY assigned to categories that have a privacy context, and the partner is NOT checked with "Default Entitlement Enforcement”:
- If the KS does not include any entitlements-related privileges: the entry will be returned.
- If the KS explicitly disables entitlement: the entry will be returned.
- If the KS does not disable entitlements, but defines a privacy context (and the correct one, for that entry): the entry will be returned.
- If the entry is ONLY assigned to categories that do not have a privacy context
- If the KS does not disable entitlements, but defines a privacy context (and the correct one for that entry): the entry will be NOT returned because it does not belong to the searched privacy context (regardless of the "Default Entitlement Enforcement”).
- If the entry belongs to both categories with privacy context and without:
- If the KS does not include any entitlements-related privileges: the entry will be returned (regardless of "Default Entitlement Enforcement”, because it is essentially public.)
- If the KS explicitly disables entitlement: the entry will be returned
- If the KS does not disable entitlements, but defines a privacy context (and the rcorrect one for that entry): the entry will be returned.
You must match the KS to the content that you try to fetch.
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