Re: [Phpgroupware-users] Making Addressbook Entries Readable by All

[Mark Hanze]

>Well, in my experience, if Jack wants Jill to make an entry in his address
>book, that's available only to him, then, in a real world situation and
>violating every rule of good practice, he will give Jill access to his
>account by furnishing her with his password. That's what they do when
>they're using Exchange. That's what they'll do no matter what you give
>them. :\ That's not to say that the option for good practice shouldn't
>exist.
>
>Ian

Well I'm not one to glorify exchange. My school district just dumped exchange
<phew> after many years of use <and trouble>. There was no need to publicize 
your
password to grant admin type access to your cal or mail for that matter. After
moving to SuSE eMail Server 3.1, we found the UI left a lot to be desired, so we
adopted phpgw and are looking to do the same type of cal and mail sharing wee 
had
with exchange.

On another note, why can’t we see the system users in the address book. Some of 
our
users would like to group the system users and email the group?