Why do contents only show up for one user at a time while using firebase authentication?

I want to know why do contents only show up for one user at a time.

For example: if personA@gmail.com is logged in, uploads a file on the browser with the intention that other users are able to see it and afterwards, personA@gmail.com decide to logout for whatever reason. Now, personB@gmail.com logs in. How can you make it where, when logged in, personB@gmail.com can see the content personA@gmail.com uploaded (the file)?

I'm not too sure what to search hence why I'm asking this here.

Security file below:

service firebase.storage {

  match /b/{bucket}/o {

    match /{allPaths=**} {

      allow read, write: if true;

    }

  }

}

edited Jan 2 at 3:26

asked Jan 2 at 0:45

greyskies

9517

Can you share your security rules file?

– Jonathan
Jan 2 at 0:55

@Jonathan Sure, I'd love to but where can I find that?

– greyskies
Jan 2 at 0:56

If you goto the firebase console -> Storage -> Rules. This is where you can set all the rules for security of the storage

– Jonathan
Jan 2 at 0:58

Please update your question with the rules and the structure you are saving the files and retrieve the files.

– Jonathan
Jan 2 at 0:59

@Jonathan Done. I posted the security rules file.

– greyskies
Jan 2 at 1:01

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I want to know why do contents only show up for one user at a time.

I'm not too sure what to search hence why I'm asking this here.

Security file below:

service firebase.storage {

  match /b/{bucket}/o {

    match /{allPaths=**} {

      allow read, write: if true;

    }

  }

}

edited Jan 2 at 3:26

asked Jan 2 at 0:45

greyskies

9517

Can you share your security rules file?

– Jonathan
Jan 2 at 0:55

@Jonathan Sure, I'd love to but where can I find that?

– greyskies
Jan 2 at 0:56

If you goto the firebase console -> Storage -> Rules. This is where you can set all the rules for security of the storage

– Jonathan
Jan 2 at 0:58

Please update your question with the rules and the structure you are saving the files and retrieve the files.

– Jonathan
Jan 2 at 0:59

@Jonathan Done. I posted the security rules file.

– greyskies
Jan 2 at 1:01

|
show 2 more comments

I want to know why do contents only show up for one user at a time.

I'm not too sure what to search hence why I'm asking this here.

Security file below:

service firebase.storage {

  match /b/{bucket}/o {

    match /{allPaths=**} {

      allow read, write: if true;

    }

  }

}

edited Jan 2 at 3:26

asked Jan 2 at 0:45

greyskies

9517

I want to know why do contents only show up for one user at a time.

I'm not too sure what to search hence why I'm asking this here.

Security file below:

service firebase.storage {

  match /b/{bucket}/o {

    match /{allPaths=**} {

      allow read, write: if true;

    }

  }

}

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edited Jan 2 at 3:26

asked Jan 2 at 0:45

greyskies

9517

edited Jan 2 at 3:26

asked Jan 2 at 0:45

greyskies

9517

edited Jan 2 at 3:26

asked Jan 2 at 0:45

greyskies

9517

asked Jan 2 at 0:45

greyskies

9517

asked Jan 2 at 0:45

greyskies

9517

Can you share your security rules file?

– Jonathan
Jan 2 at 0:55

@Jonathan Sure, I'd love to but where can I find that?

– greyskies
Jan 2 at 0:56

If you goto the firebase console -> Storage -> Rules. This is where you can set all the rules for security of the storage

– Jonathan
Jan 2 at 0:58

Please update your question with the rules and the structure you are saving the files and retrieve the files.

– Jonathan
Jan 2 at 0:59

@Jonathan Done. I posted the security rules file.

– greyskies
Jan 2 at 1:01

|
show 2 more comments

Can you share your security rules file?

– Jonathan
Jan 2 at 0:55

@Jonathan Sure, I'd love to but where can I find that?

– greyskies
Jan 2 at 0:56

If you goto the firebase console -> Storage -> Rules. This is where you can set all the rules for security of the storage

– Jonathan
Jan 2 at 0:58

Please update your question with the rules and the structure you are saving the files and retrieve the files.

– Jonathan
Jan 2 at 0:59

@Jonathan Done. I posted the security rules file.

– greyskies
Jan 2 at 1:01

Can you share your security rules file?

– Jonathan
Jan 2 at 0:55

@Jonathan Sure, I'd love to but where can I find that?

– greyskies
Jan 2 at 0:56

If you goto the firebase console -> Storage -> Rules. This is where you can set all the rules for security of the storage

– Jonathan
Jan 2 at 0:58

Please update your question with the rules and the structure you are saving the files and retrieve the files.

– Jonathan
Jan 2 at 0:59

@Jonathan Done. I posted the security rules file.

– greyskies
Jan 2 at 1:01

|
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For adjusting the security of the rules which you will want to do for a situation like this. To lock down the files to only authenticated users, use this:

service firebase.storage {

  match /b/{bucket}/o {

   match /{allPaths=**} {

     allow read, write: if request.auth!=null;

   }

 }

}

There are also some great documents here Storage Security Documentation

answered Jan 2 at 1:04

Jonathan

9332932

So with the snippet you just provided, that would satisfy the scenario that I'm referring to, corrent?

– greyskies
Jan 2 at 1:05

The code I provided is only for the security of allowing authenticated users to see files. From your question it sounds like you are wanting User B to see User A's files. Most likely it is an issue of what path you are using to read the files. From your updated code sample I can't tell what that path is.

– Jonathan
Jan 2 at 3:08

Yeah so you mean with the security code you provided, authenticated users can now see each others uploads and the security code that I provided disallows this, correct?

– greyskies
Jan 2 at 3:15

Your security rules allowed unauthorized users to upload and read files.

– Jonathan
Jan 2 at 3:16

ok got it, so what does your security rules exactly do? allows only authenticated to see uploaded files, right?

– greyskies
Jan 2 at 3:17

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For adjusting the security of the rules which you will want to do for a situation like this. To lock down the files to only authenticated users, use this:

service firebase.storage {

  match /b/{bucket}/o {

   match /{allPaths=**} {

     allow read, write: if request.auth!=null;

   }

 }

}

There are also some great documents here Storage Security Documentation

answered Jan 2 at 1:04

Jonathan

9332932

So with the snippet you just provided, that would satisfy the scenario that I'm referring to, corrent?

– greyskies
Jan 2 at 1:05

The code I provided is only for the security of allowing authenticated users to see files. From your question it sounds like you are wanting User B to see User A's files. Most likely it is an issue of what path you are using to read the files. From your updated code sample I can't tell what that path is.

– Jonathan
Jan 2 at 3:08

Yeah so you mean with the security code you provided, authenticated users can now see each others uploads and the security code that I provided disallows this, correct?

– greyskies
Jan 2 at 3:15

Your security rules allowed unauthorized users to upload and read files.

– Jonathan
Jan 2 at 3:16

ok got it, so what does your security rules exactly do? allows only authenticated to see uploaded files, right?

– greyskies
Jan 2 at 3:17

|
show 3 more comments

For adjusting the security of the rules which you will want to do for a situation like this. To lock down the files to only authenticated users, use this:

service firebase.storage {

  match /b/{bucket}/o {

   match /{allPaths=**} {

     allow read, write: if request.auth!=null;

   }

 }

}

There are also some great documents here Storage Security Documentation

answered Jan 2 at 1:04

Jonathan

9332932

So with the snippet you just provided, that would satisfy the scenario that I'm referring to, corrent?

– greyskies
Jan 2 at 1:05

The code I provided is only for the security of allowing authenticated users to see files. From your question it sounds like you are wanting User B to see User A's files. Most likely it is an issue of what path you are using to read the files. From your updated code sample I can't tell what that path is.

– Jonathan
Jan 2 at 3:08

Yeah so you mean with the security code you provided, authenticated users can now see each others uploads and the security code that I provided disallows this, correct?

– greyskies
Jan 2 at 3:15

Your security rules allowed unauthorized users to upload and read files.

– Jonathan
Jan 2 at 3:16

ok got it, so what does your security rules exactly do? allows only authenticated to see uploaded files, right?

– greyskies
Jan 2 at 3:17

|
show 3 more comments

For adjusting the security of the rules which you will want to do for a situation like this. To lock down the files to only authenticated users, use this:

service firebase.storage {

  match /b/{bucket}/o {

   match /{allPaths=**} {

     allow read, write: if request.auth!=null;

   }

 }

}

There are also some great documents here Storage Security Documentation

answered Jan 2 at 1:04

Jonathan

9332932

For adjusting the security of the rules which you will want to do for a situation like this. To lock down the files to only authenticated users, use this:

service firebase.storage {

  match /b/{bucket}/o {

   match /{allPaths=**} {

     allow read, write: if request.auth!=null;

   }

 }

}

There are also some great documents here Storage Security Documentation

answered Jan 2 at 1:04

Jonathan

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answered Jan 2 at 1:04

Jonathan

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answered Jan 2 at 1:04

Jonathan

9332932

answered Jan 2 at 1:04

Jonathan

9332932

So with the snippet you just provided, that would satisfy the scenario that I'm referring to, corrent?

– greyskies
Jan 2 at 1:05

The code I provided is only for the security of allowing authenticated users to see files. From your question it sounds like you are wanting User B to see User A's files. Most likely it is an issue of what path you are using to read the files. From your updated code sample I can't tell what that path is.

– Jonathan
Jan 2 at 3:08

Yeah so you mean with the security code you provided, authenticated users can now see each others uploads and the security code that I provided disallows this, correct?

– greyskies
Jan 2 at 3:15

Your security rules allowed unauthorized users to upload and read files.

– Jonathan
Jan 2 at 3:16

ok got it, so what does your security rules exactly do? allows only authenticated to see uploaded files, right?

– greyskies
Jan 2 at 3:17

|
show 3 more comments

So with the snippet you just provided, that would satisfy the scenario that I'm referring to, corrent?

– greyskies
Jan 2 at 1:05

The code I provided is only for the security of allowing authenticated users to see files. From your question it sounds like you are wanting User B to see User A's files. Most likely it is an issue of what path you are using to read the files. From your updated code sample I can't tell what that path is.

– Jonathan
Jan 2 at 3:08

Yeah so you mean with the security code you provided, authenticated users can now see each others uploads and the security code that I provided disallows this, correct?

– greyskies
Jan 2 at 3:15

Your security rules allowed unauthorized users to upload and read files.

– Jonathan
Jan 2 at 3:16

ok got it, so what does your security rules exactly do? allows only authenticated to see uploaded files, right?

– greyskies
Jan 2 at 3:17

So with the snippet you just provided, that would satisfy the scenario that I'm referring to, corrent?

– greyskies
Jan 2 at 1:05

The code I provided is only for the security of allowing authenticated users to see files. From your question it sounds like you are wanting User B to see User A's files. Most likely it is an issue of what path you are using to read the files. From your updated code sample I can't tell what that path is.

– Jonathan
Jan 2 at 3:08

Yeah so you mean with the security code you provided, authenticated users can now see each others uploads and the security code that I provided disallows this, correct?

– greyskies
Jan 2 at 3:15

Your security rules allowed unauthorized users to upload and read files.

– Jonathan
Jan 2 at 3:16

ok got it, so what does your security rules exactly do? allows only authenticated to see uploaded files, right?

– greyskies
Jan 2 at 3:17

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