RE: [Phpgroupware-users] Group ACLs

[Brandon Lederer]

Already been proven that the problem still exists.  I let ralf into my
PHPGroupware so he could see the problem.  And he sees / knows about the
problem already.  Already also been put out there as a bug report.

-----Original Message-----
From: Brian Johnson [mailto:address@hidden
Sent: Tuesday, July 29, 2003 9:50 AM
To: address@hidden
Subject: Re: [Phpgroupware-users] Group ACLs


Also check the little blue box beside calendar under Admin, User Accounts

Also check the user prefs for calendar

Those are the three places (including Admin, User Groups) that the record
sharing
can be defined

Turn off all sharing and see if your problem persists



Jorge Izquierdo (address@hidden) wrote:
>
>Thanks Brian, but when I click on "the little blue box" to see what the
>Default Group can do with other people records of the calendar app, I
>see they don´t have any kind of access selected to no other people
>records and thats not what I see if I go to my calendar app and I
>display the default group calendar, it apears the records added by any
>people of the group.
>
>Is this a bug or is the usual behaviour?
>
>Thanks for help
>
>Jorge
>
>
>
>
>Brian Johnson escribió:
>> You made reference to it in your first post "the little blue box" (at
least that is
>> what it is on my system)
>>
>> Go to Admin, User Groups.  The list of apps is what they can use.  The
little blue
>> boxes control what they can do with other peoples records (the ACL)
>>
>> Play with it
>>
>>
>>
>> Jorge Izquierdo (address@hidden) wrote:
>>
>>>I don´t know what you exactly mean with NOT granting access to the
>>>group. Where should i perform this? In my Group Admin section the only
>>>fields I can select are the users belonging to the group and the
>>>applications associated to the group. If you mean the solution is not to
>>>assign the calendar app to the default group, this is not what I like.
>>>
>>>Users are assigned to the default group when they log in first time, and
>>>they must have access to the calendar app, so this is the way to
>>>proceed. If you mean anything else like editing the ACL associated to
>>>the calendar app in the group administration, please tell me how I
>>>should do this. When I click on the ACL it shows me that no user has
>>>permission to enything associated to this group.
>>>
>>>Thanks for help, If I´m not quite clear please ask me what you don´t
>>>understand
>>>
>>>Jorge
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>Chris Weiss escribió:
>>>
>>>>I believe it's as simple as NOT granting access to the group.
>>>>
>>>>Jorge Izquierdo (address@hidden) wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>I will repeat my question into another subject to separate it form the
>>>>>problem of the hacked server:
>>>>>
>>>>>I have a question regarding to your post about granting right to
>>>>>groups not to users. I´ve discovered from your mail "the blue box" for
>>>>>the application ACL when assigning apps to a group. What is this for?
>>>>>All my users belongs to Default group and this group adds calendar
>>>>>access but I don´t want they all share their calendar public events.
May
>>>>>I use the ACL of the calendar app to achieve this beahaviour with the
>>>>>Default group? How may I perform this?
>>>>>
>>>>>Thanks for help, and good luck with the server.
>>>>>
>>>>>Jorge
>>>>>
>>>>>
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