Test
TYPO3 CI 2018 6.2 - 6.3
Preguntas del test (18)
1In which of these modules can you enter TypoScript setup code? (2)
- AIn the “WEB → Page” module.
- BIn the “WEB → List” module.
- CIn the “WEB → Template” module.
- DIn the “SYSTEM → Install Tool → Templates” module.
- EIn the “WEB → TypoScript” module.
2Is it possible to create multiple pages in one go in TYPO3 v9? (1)
- ANo, you have to create one page at a time
- BYes, by right-clicking the start page and then using the Page-Generator menu.
- CYes, by right-clicking any page in the page tree and selecting “More options → Create multiple pages”.
- DYes, by using the “WEB → Functions” module.
- EYes, by activating the “Multi Pages” system extension in the Extension Manager.
3Is it possible to sort pages in one level in the backend of TYPO3 v9 automatically, and if so, how? (1)
- AYes, you can use the “Page Functions” wizard in the Install Tool to sort pages.
- BNo, you have to reshuffle one page at a time, using drag & drop in the page tree, for example.
- CYes, by right-clicking any page in the page tree and selecting “More options → Sort sub pages”.
- DYes, using the “WEB → Functions” module.
- EYes, there is a sorting option above the page tree.
4On any page, you can enter a TypoScript code referred to as Page TSconfig or Page TypoScript Config. Where can you find
an overview of all scripts in use? (1)- AIn the TSOB (TypoScript Object Browser).
- BUsing the “All TSconfig” extension.
- CIn the “SYSTEM → Configuration” module.
- DYou have to open the page properties for each individual page.
- EUsing the “WEB → Info” module.
5You want to contact another backend user, but you do not have the administrator rights required to determine his or her email address. How do you proceed? (1)
- AYou wait until the user logs in and then send an email using the messaging system in TYPO3.
- BYou send an email via the Task Center.
- CYou use the “phpMyAdmin” extension to extract the email address from the be_users database
table. - DThe only way is to write an email to the administrator and request him or her to forward the
email to the user.
6You want to list all frontend users that live in Munich/Germany. Is this possible, and if so, how? (1)
- AYes, function “Backend User Export” of the Install Tool provides this feature.
- BYes, you can view all frontend users in the “List” module and then sort them by their place of
residence in the single table view. - CNo, this is not possible – TYPO3 prevents direct access to the database.
- DNo, this is not possible – a separate extension has to be developed for this purpose.
7How can you create a new backend user? (2)
- AYou cannot create additional backend users in TYPO3, only frontend users.
- BBy right-clicking the page with the globe icon and selecting “New → Backend user”.
- CIn the “Page” module.
- DIn the “List” module.
- EIn the “User admin” module.
- FIn the “System” module.
- GIn the “Admin tools” module.
8What is a “DB Mount” and how can you set one up? (3)
- AA DB Mount allows other databases to be connected (mounted) with TYPO3.
- BThe database used by TYPO3 (usually MySQL) is connected to the core system through the DB
Mount. - CYou can use a DB Mount to restrict database access for users and groups.
- DYou can use a DB Mount to restrict page tree access for users.
- EIt is set up in the backend group configuration.
- FIt is set up in the backend user configuration.
- GIt is set up in the Database analyzer section of the Install Tool.
- HIt is set up in the DB Check module.
9You have correctly set up the DB Mount for a user, but the user cannot see any pages. Why could this be? (1)
- AYou have to set the “admin” flag in the user settings, as only administrators may access DB
Mounts. - BYou have to create a user group and assign the user to this group.
- CYou have to activate the function in the User TSconfig.
- DYou first need to configure visibility in excludelists.
- EYou have to set up read permissions for the corresponding pages in the “SYSTEM → Access”
module.
- AYou have to set the “admin” flag in the user settings, as only administrators may access DB
10Which areas do you need in order to set up user permissions for backend users in a sensible manner? (4)
- ABackend user administration.
- BThe “System” module.
- CBackend group administration.
- DThe “User Settings” module.
- EThe “Access” module.
- FThe “User Admin” module.
11How can you access or create a list of all backend users, including their file mounts? (2)
- AIn the “WEB → Info” module.
- BIn the “ADMIN TOOLS → User admin” module.
- CIn the “SYSTEM → Backend users” module.
- DIn the “WEB → List” module.
- EUsing the “User comparison” extension.
12Why are the passwords of backend users encrypted and how? (1)
- APasswords are encrypted using salted hashes by default.
- BBackend passwords are stored in plain text, so that users can change them.
- CBackend passwords are stored in plain text in TYPO3 for performance reasons.
- DLDAP and OpenID, for example, only work with MD5 hashes, so TYPO3 was set up in the
same way for compatibility reasons. - EAccording to GPL, passwords of open source applications must always be stored in encrypted
form.
13You can specify an encryption key in the Install Tool. What is its purpose? (2)
- ATYPO3 uses the key to calculate the cHash value.
- BThe key is included in the calculation of the salted password of backend users.
- CThis is the superadmin password in case the administrator forgets his or her password.
- DAll pages in the cache are encrypted using the encryption key.
- EExtbases uses the encryption key to protect arguments.
- FThe encryption key is used to encrypt the contents of the database for privacy reasons.
14What is needed to allow a user to change the contents of a page but not the page itself? (3)
- ASettings in the user settings.
- BCorrect settings in the “Access Lists” of the user group.
- CA corresponding filemount.
- DSuitable permissions in the “Access” module.
- EEntries in the User TSconfig.
- FAn appropriate DB Mount.
15Describe a quick way to gain an overview of the permissions that users have in the page tree (1)
- AUsing the “Access” module.
- BUsing the “Info” module.
- CUsing the “Admin tools” module.
- DUsing the “System” module.
- EUsing the Install Tool.
16Is it possible to restrict the editing permissions for a page and its contents to users with administrator permissions? (2)
- ANo, this is not possible and not necessary, as admins have all permissions anyway.
- BOnly if the users are members of the administrators group.
- CYes, there is a “Lock” setting in the “Access” module.
- DYes, by setting the User TSconfig option restrictEditingForNonAdmin = 1.
- EYes, by using the “Restrict editing by non-Admins” setting in the page properties.
17Where can you set the access permissions for a page? (2)
- AIn the “Access” module.
- BIn the “List” module.
- CIn the “Permissions” module.
- DIn the “Web” module.
18You have set up a backend user and now want to test his or her user permissions. What is the best way to do this? (1)
- AYou log on with the user’s login credentials.
- BYou switch over to the new user using the “Backend user” module.
- CYou use the “Simulate user” extension.
- DYou configure the user to be simulated in the LocalConfiguration.php file.
- EYou configure the user to be simulated in the Admin Panel.
- FYou select the user in the “User Settings → Simulate backend user” module.
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