Jürgen Ragaller wrote:
Hi there
A new publication (mypub) based on the default publication contains a
copy of the default pub users, wich lead me to the assumption, that the
user administration is now taking place in the mypub publication. This
is only the case after configuring ac.xconf. The copied users are
non-functional until ac.xconf is changed.
yeah, the default template instantiator gets it wrong.
you will have to tweak ac.xconf by hand. the upside is that you can also
use the fallback:// protocol in there (worked last time i tried), which
means that you can have child publications that inherit all user
information from the parent. be careful not to inherit the url policies,
though - they are dependent on the document tree and inheriting that
makes no sense.
I found this a bit missleading. Either an empty passwd directory in
mypub or a ac.xconf for mypub pointing to mypub ac files/dirs could
probably clarify things?
good idea. probably best to file an enhancement bug. should be trivial
to implement, but the instantiator code is a little scary...
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