User permissions on specific folders

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  • oprocopio

    #1

    User permissions on specific folders

    Hi there,

    I have a question:

    If I want share a my calendar for example, I can only give permissions to a group, but not to a specific user.
    I have only "All users" and "All groups..."

    Is this function still not implemented?

    Thanks

    orlando
  • Ben Pahne

    #2
    You don't see any user in the "Add Rights Box"?

    Check my attachment on this comment.
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    • oprocopio

      #3
      no users...
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      • oprocopio

        #4
        Any solution for my problem???

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        • Suphi Basdemir

          #5
          Thats right. Maybe you don't have any users in your context. You can check this, when you open the "Public folder" and have a look in your global addressbook.

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          • oprocopio

            #6
            In my global addressbook I have the users.

            I can also login with all users and I can also assign permissions to the All User group, but not to specific users.

            are there some updates in the DB structure??
            Last edited by Guest; 03-22-2007, 03:54 PM. Reason: update

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            • Marky_bln

              #7
              same problem

              I had same problem. I don´t see any user in dialog. there is only all users and all users and groups, but i see all other users in global adressbook.

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              • Ben Pahne

                #8
                OK, bad news for you all. It is a bug in the create user script. But there is a way to fix this for the existing user. You need some basic SQL skills for this.

                Open mysql and connect to the ox db:
                Code:
                & mysql
                mysql> use open-xchange-db
                mysql> update prg_contacts set intfield02 = null, intfield03 = null, intfield04 = null, intfield05 = null, intfield06 = null, intfield07 = null, intfield08 = null where fid = 6;
                This works only for the existing user. If you add more user, you need to do this again.

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                • oprocopio

                  #9
                  great....now everything is fine....

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