From: B. D. <b.d...@cs...> - 2005-01-28 17:26:30
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Thanks, Sam. That works a charm. >On Jan 26, 2005, at 12:12 PM, B. Duffee wrote: > >> I'm having a little trouble creating professor accounts from the >> system admin >> webpage. I have managed to log in as the user, but it immediately >> comes up with >> "User is not authorized to create or delete courses". I've tried >> setting the >> permission levels up to 7. Should I go up to 10 or is there something >> I'm >> missing? > >Hi, > >The default permission level for professors is 10. By default, only >professors are allowed to administrate courses. This is controlled in >the "Authorization system" section of the global.conf file. The example >below if from the development version -- yours may look slightly >different. > >global.conf reads: > >> ####################################################################### >> ######### >> # Authorization system >> ####################################################################### >> ######### >> >> # This lets you specify a minimum permission level needed to perform >> certain >> # actions. For each pair in the hash below, in order to perform the >> action >> # described by the key, the user must have a permission level greater >> than or >> # equal to the value. >> >> my $guest = -1; >> my $student = 0; >> my $ta = 5; >> my $professor = 10; >> my $nobody = undef; >> >Hope this helps. >-sam > --- Boyd Duffee, Keele University Computer Science (01782) 583437 Computing Officer BScH, BOFH, tinLC, ROTFLMAO I told Inland Revenue that I didn't owe them a penny since I lived by the seaside. -- Ken Dodd. |