Quoting David Metzler <[email protected]>:
I had another idea for a simple module that I'm considering
developing. I often get overwhelmed with drupal administration, and
have many sites where admin is shared. Every time I add a module in
drupal I tediously enable all access permissions for my "Admin"
role. I began to think about the Linux sudo model, and thought this
Are you aware of http://drupal.org/project/adminrole? It'll stop the
tedious enable business.
might be cool for dupal. Users with "Become Admin" privilges could
switch to the "admin" user only. This way I could largely see the
view that my content contributors do :).
Does this seem like a good thing? Anyone know about duplication?
I'm aware of Devel, and Masquerade but I didn't feel the need for
that on the production sites, and I really don't want to expose the
"Become Any User" functionality (but maybe I'm being silly here).
It must have been a good idea there is
http://drupal.org/project/masquerade already.
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