On Thursday 14 Nov 2002 12:13 pm, Justin Clift wrote:
> Depends on what we really want to do here. At the moment (with not
> playing around with authorisation stuff) we have a couple of options:
>
> - Lock editing ability to only selected userid/passwords. It's really
> easy to setup. Can create userid/passwords for any members of the
> Advocacy team that want them and then mark individual documents or
> folders as being "Authorised Members only" for editing. An make default
> policies too, but would rather let anyone create new documents as easily
> as possible.
I think quick and dirty as a temporary solution. Half a dozen real logins and
a "spare" user along with some additions to the help. Anyone in the wider
community who has a burning need to add something can do so using the "spare"
login. Sort it out properly once 7.3 is out and things settle down.
> - Have the "Add a comment" ability either Authorised users only, or
> open to everyone, or off completely.
Leave it public, I suppose. Doesn't seem to cause any problems with idocs.
> Was really wanting to allow anyone who has registered with the Techdocs
> site to have the ability to edit stuff, but for now if the best solution
> is different, then ok.
>
> Does this make sense?
Just get something workable up and running for the moment IMHO.
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Richard Huxton
