Re: [Phpgroupware-users] Sharing a directory in phpwebhosting

[Dave Hall]

Go up from home/user1 and you will see the group dir entry.  For
granting access to others to that dir, try going into admin->user
groups->any group->phpwebhosting - ACL (blue dot) and assign the rights
there.  Members of that group automatically have access to the group dir.

Cheers

Dave
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Thanks, Dave.

Where are the settings for a group directory? I thought I had seen
mention of something like that, but now I can't find it under admin,
preferences, or anywhere else I've looked. 

For now, the update button seems to be doing the job I'm looking for.
I'm not sure how I missed that before.

Thanks again,
Jacob

On Sun, 22 Dec 2002 09:40:24 +1100
Dave Hall <address@hidden> wrote:

> This is not how phpwebhosting is designed to work.  I would suggest
> that use the group based directories which are available in the app. 
> This is what they are designed for.  
> 
> The symlinks are causing it to get confused.  It thinks it is in
> home/user1 so when it goes to the dir it is only looking for those
> files which user1 put there.  
> 
> You can also try using the update button everytime you go into the
> directory.  This will update the listing, and show all files there.
> 
> Cheers
> 
> Dave
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> I'm a little stumped here... I've got five users that all need to be
> allowed access to upload, download and edit files from a certain
> directory located in the Documentroot for Apache. These users should
> not be allowed to have their own private directory for uploading, but
> should all be restricted to the same directory. 
> 
> I found that letting phpgroupware created a /files/home/<user>
> directory for each person, then deleting the empty directory and
> replacing it with a sym-link will allow those users to place files in
> the common directory. However, they're only able to see their own
> files, and no one else's. Under Site Admin - Site Configuration, I
> made sure that "Deny all users access to grant other users access to
> their entries ?:" is set to "No." 
> 
> Is there something else I'm missing?
> 
> Thanks,
> Jacob
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