I am working out a migration path from GFAS->FF and at this point I think I have most things covered. I started with Roland Mas' script from a couple of years back and have made changes that I think have gotten most of the critical data imported to where at least it can be massaged to completion.
One of the last things to work out is unix filesystem permissions for SCM groups/users. I was able to populate nss_users from the GFAS data during the original import, but not nss_usergroups, as I think this needs to happen after running normalize_roles.php, which needs to happen after the migration script is complete. Attached is what I think should work. I have not tested it yet, but wanted to see if it was a sane attempt, or if there might be a better way to deal with it. The general algorithm is to get the set of group_ids for groups that have SCM enabled, get the set of user_ids for members of that group, and then add them to nss_usergroups. In my case, all members of the group should have write access to the SCM, if that plugin is enabled at all, so I am not doing any checking if the user should have that permission or not. I based the frame of this on the normalize_roles.php script, and left the plugin setup code in there as I didn't know if it was necessary or not. I also wasn't sure what class references might be necessary, so I included everything I thought was needed. So please tell me if this should work, or if it's ridiculous, or if there is a better and cleaner way to accomplish my goal. Any and all criticism/improvements are welcome. I'll be happy to answer any questions for clarification. Thanks. Seth -- Seth Galitzer Systems Coordinator Computing and Information Sciences Kansas State University http://www.cis.ksu.edu/~sgsax sg...@ksu.edu 785-532-7790
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