Re: [Phpgroupware-users] (partially resolved) search fails on group address list

[Dave Hall]

I just discovered this the yesterday, but if you go into admin - user
groups (or users) ... and select a group (or user) there is a little
blue box next to some of the app check boxes ... this allows you to
administer the acl for that group (or user).

This way you can turn prefs off for certain groups if you want or turn
the allow users to give other users access to their information.

Cheers

skwashd
Dave Hall

This problem went away when I activated the ACL's for the group on the
users preferences. Could there be a way for an administrator to set
ACL's for users without logging into the users account? I also think
that the search engine should work even if the users have not setup the
ACL's for the group yet. I also think that there should be a global ACL
option for users within a group so that an administrator could quickly
setup the ACL's for all modules. Maybe even an option to prevent users
from changing the administrator's ACL choices.



On Mon, 2002-08-26 at 22:16, SI Reasoning wrote:
> I have set up a group to access an addressbook category. The category
> shows up properly for members of the group, however the search engine
> within the addressbook does not seem to recognize any of the contacts in
> the group, except for the user who input it.
> 
> so if user A inputs contact GAGA with group access to group GROUP
> then user B who is part of GROUP will have access to contact GAGA but if
> a search for GAGA was done on the addressbook by B, the search will show
> up empty. However user A will be able to successfully find GAGA with the
> search engine.
> 
> -- 
> SI Reasoning
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>  
> "The majority of the stupid is invincible and guaranteed for all time. 
> The terror of their tyranny is, however, alleviated by their lack of
> consistency"
> -- Albert Einstein
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