[opencms-dev] User mangement

[Apostoly Guillaume]

I think you can : 

- define a group "projectusers" which is project user and role for task
- define a project manager group "projectmanagers" whic is  project manager,
user, and role for tasks
- create a project, that uses the directories you want, use the two above
groups as user and admin groups
- create your users and make them join thoose groups

When a user is in the project manager group (and as selected it at the
bottom of the workplace) and as selected your project, he'll be able to
publish it, and not the other projects.
Sorry if that's not clear, i'm writing this very quickly.

Hope this helps,

Regards,

Guillaume.

-----Message d'origine-----
De: Björn Schlueter [mailto:bschlueter at lenord.de]
Date: jeudi 18 septembre 2003 14:03
À: opencms-dev at opencms.org
Objet: [opencms-dev] User mangement


Hello there,

did anyone ever happen to find a documentation about the user management?
It seems to be very confusing!

I am using different projects for different departments. USers can edit thos
pages, but I cannot figure out the right profile for the project manager.
Obviously a project manager may publish an project in opencms. Unfortunately
I do not want that.

Does somebody know how to do it?

I simply want a group to edit files within a project. And I want one person
who is allowed to publish what the group created. But his person may not
publish projects from other groups.

Any hints about documentation or how I can do this is appreciated!

Regards
Björn

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