Re: [Phpgroupware-users] addressbook ACLs

[Dave Hall]

SI Reasoning <address@hidden> wrote:

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Now I have broken this up a bit so it makes sense to me - note i have
not changed the text ... just made the layout clearer.

> 
> One other thing: Whenever I make an ACL change,  none of the 
> previously installed users seem to be affected by it. For instance,  
>
> I have users one, two and three already in existence in Group A. 

> If I remove read add and delete privileges for Group A. 

For members of group A?

> Then Create Group C and put users one and two in them. 

> They lose the entire previous history of addresses or calender items, 
> etc, even if I setup group C with read add delete privileges.

For which group??

> This behavior is curious though .... 

> in that it only affects anything that the user with administrator 
> privileges was the creator of. 

> If another user was a creator of an item, then those former members of
> Group A will continue to have access to those items created by
> those other users, even if all privileges are dropped from that 
> Group. 

> For instance 
> in the previous Group A that had all privileges revoked, User One is 
> the administrator. 

> In this case Users two and three no longer see any of User One's 
> inputted  items (even though User two is now in Group C and should 
> be able to have access to them).

> However Users Two and Three can see each others items created while 
> in Group A (even though User three no longer has any privileges).

How are you assigning the rights?

Can you put some screen dumps up on a website? DO NOT SEND THEM AS
ATTACHMENTS TO THE LIST!!! - yes I needed to shout.

Cheers

Dave

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