On Jul 19, 12:22 pm, Crys Foab <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi, > > I first created a main account, for the sake of this thread let's call > it MAIN. > I got automatically the space MAIN.tiddlyspace.com. > > Then, as MAIN, I created a few other spaces: > — SUB1.tiddlyspace.com > — SUB2.tiddlyspace.com > — SUB3.tiddlyspace.com > I can access all of them with my MAIN user.
The base issue you're encountering here is that _every_ user gets a space, with a name that is the same as their username. Therefore if you create a space with name X then user X cannot be created because space X already exists. It doesn't mean, though, that user X exists. > As these spaces evolves, I'd like to create a different admin user for > each of the SUB[1-3].tiddlyspace.com, mainly for security reasons. As > a logical and easy choice, I'd like to use SUB[1-3] usernames (I don't > want to create other accounts with autogenerated corresponding spaces, > it'd be a waste). >From the standpoint of the server's resources, additional spaces and users is not expensive in any way, so you don't need to concern yourself with waste, unless its just in your disposition. > I guessed the SUB1 user was autogenerated when I created the > SUB1.tiddlyspace.com space. But what password do I have to use? I > tried with the same password as MAIN but got "An error occurred." The user doesn't exist, thus has no password. > It seemed I should have created the SUB[1-3] users at first instead of > creating the corresponding spaces as a logged user. But, how could I > have known this subtlety? The security model you're pursuing was not expected when we designed the sign up system, so unfortunately it doesn't clearly suggest these things. I think, although I can't be sure, that the following sort of model was expected: * someone signs up, uses their space, learns about TiddlySpace * decides they want more, makes some * decides they want other people involved, shows them how to create their owns spaces * adds those other users to shared spaces > What can I do to solve this situation? The easiest thing to do would be to register new users with whatever usernames and then add those users as members to your sub spaces. If that just won't do we can do some things server-side to set things up as you want. HOWEVER I would caution you that the notion of an admin user does not apply in TiddySpace. By default, without under the hood tweaking, any user that you add as a member of a space has all the same privileges and powers as any other user in the space, including the user that created the space. So depending on what you are trying to achieve, you may not be able to with the defaults. Adjusting the defaults means changing the policies on the recipes and bags that make up a space. You can learn about such things here: http://tiddlyweb.peermore.com/ > > Could you help me please? … please ?? -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected]. For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/tiddlywiki?hl=en.
