Magnus,
OK, here goes the evil workaround
It seems that getUser does not return an acquisition wrapped object, so make
your external method this to wrap it (thus giving ownerinfo the ability to
determine the user db):
def setOwner(self, username):
#note: this assumes that the closest Use
Subject: SV: Subject: [Zope-dev] change ownership
The one that comes with Zope.
/Magnus
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What kind of UserFolder are you using... LoginManager or something?
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From: Magnus Heino (Rivermen) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, May 10, 2001 9:13 AM
To: 'Tim McLaughlin'; Magnus Heino (Rivermen)
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Subject: SV: Subject: [Zope-dev] chang
I call the external method like this from DTML...
set_owner(restrictedTraverse(path_to_user)),
where path to user is a physical path, but I'm using the ZUserFolder, so I
can use the restrictedTraverse to get to users. UserFolder has a different
API. You could do this if your acl_users is a sta
