Hi Charles On Wed, 2005-10-19 at 15:03 -0400, Charles Martin wrote: > Hi guys ! > > We're in the last stretch of a phpgw install and we have now > stumbled upon an access issue which we would like your inputs or ideas > on. In short, some users need to be in the same group in order to share > files in the FileManager app. Sadly, putting them in a common group also > gives them access to their reciprocal calendars.
This will not be the case in head later today. This has long been a problem for people. As I have had to make other changes to the ACL handling in head I changed this also. Calendar was the only app which had this behaviour and it seemed wrong to me. I was planning to make a formal announcement once it was in HEAD, but here goes. The new version of calendar, which will be in the HEAD branch of CVS sometime this evening (AEST UTC+10) will allow you have any contact as a participant in a calendar event. As we now have a link between accounts and contacts all participants will be stored as contacts. The other significant change is that now users have no default read rights to calendars of other members of the groups they are members of. Stage 2 will include email invitations to non phpGW users, using iCal attachments. > In the ACL manager, you > can give supplemental rights to groups/users to access some of your data > but, I don't see anywhere a place where you can remove default rights > like accessing the calendar events. Is there a solution for this hidden > somewhere in the app or is this a detail we'll have to come up with a > custom solution ? If you want to stay with the 0.9.16 version of calendar, then you will need to hack it. The changes need to be implemented in several places within bocal. > > P.S. : We can't put them "private" because the secretary still needs to > see these events in order to coordinate them > P.P.S. : In the acl window for the calendar, there's a private column > which stays disabled... is this what that column was meant for ? If so, > how would I get it working ? Nope only users can grant private access to private events. Cheers Dave -- Dave Hall (aka skwashd) API Coordinator phpGroupWare e [EMAIL PROTECTED] w phpgroupware.org _______________________________________________ Phpgroupware-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/phpgroupware-users
