Allow or deny access to iManage Drive

You can now determine which applications can access and open the files in iManage Drive. This feature enables you to allow or deny certain applications from accessing content in iManage Drive. You can also take a more conservative approach, if required and only grant select applications the rights to access iManage Drive content by using the following configuration settings:

• hydration_allow_list_enabled: administrators must set this configuration setting to true if they want only the applications defined in the hydration_allow_list configuration setting to open files from iManage Drive directory.

• hydration_allow_list: allows administrators to specify the list of applications that can open documents from iManage Drive working directory. If an application is not specified in this configuration setting, when the hydration_allow_list is enabled, then the application cannot open the documents from iManage Drive directory.
  Example:

  hydration_allow_list:

  - winword.exe

  - excel.exe

  - acrord32.exe

  - powerpnt.exe

• hydration_deny_list: specify the list of applications that you do not want open or access documents from iManage Drive directory at any given point of time.
  Example:

  hydration_deny_list:

  - TextEdit.app

  The following programs are denied access to files in iManage Drive, by default and iManage recommends that these settings should not be modified.
  

  - com.apple.appkit.xpc.openAndSavePanelService

  - iManageDrive

  If users attempt to open a document from iManage Drive using an application listed in hydration_deny_list, then an error message is displayed indicating that the application cannot open the document.
  
  For example, if Microsoft Word is added to the deny list as follows, hydration_deny_list: winword.exe, then when users open any document using Microsoft Word, then they get the following error.
  Figure: Error displayed when Microsoft Word is in deny list