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From: Nico G. <sc...@ac...> - 2001-05-21 06:22:22
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--* Alex Black (Sun, May 20, 2001 at 05:58:31PM -0700) *--
> user groups
> --> don't need
why's that? think about having documents that you want a group of users
to be able to edit/lock/view etc? i can understand user 'levels' can
partly solve this problem, but what about user joe in group foo and
group bar and user claire in group bar and group stuff.=20
a document available to group bar would be for both of them, the one in
group stuff would only be for claire. with levels, claire and joe can't
have both common *and* exclusive documents, unless you link the userid
to the document itself.
or did i get lost somewhere underway?
> > Looking at the API, i think implementing this as a bc module wouldn't=
be
> > as hard as it may seem. Although alot of the functionality in both
> > systems will overlap ofcourse...
>=20
> I would need to look at the code, but this sounds cool.
>=20
> If it ends up being a pain to try and track stuff down, we can use some=
of
> their "methods" that we like :)
indeed. for example, using a common user 'id' base would make it all
pretty easy (for example grouping bc users & authentication into a
midgard user tree)
--nicolas
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