> - a new sitegroup (with phpmyadmin)
> - a new group for this sitegroup
> - defined a admin for this sitegroup
> - added the admin as a member for this group in the new sitegroup (with
> phpmyadmin)
>
> No matter how I try to logon, I cannot get in the admin site for this
> new sitegroup. When I put the new admin person in the default
> sitegroup then midgard logs me in (only using the user! login type),
> but then I am in the default sitegroup and therefor cannot edit any of
> the records for the new sitegroup.
Using phpMyAdmin for creating new sitegroups is a good idea. For all the
othre resources you should take great care to make sure their SG field is
set correctly; the admin site does this for you.
So, do the host, person, group and member records all have the same
sitegroup? And when you speak of a 'default' SG, do you mean SG0?
The '*', '!' and '$' specifiers should only be used by root. All others
use '+', even if they're admins.
Emile
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