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Thu Nov 9 23:37:37 2006 |
 | Steve Jones | steve.jones@freescale.com | Request | Other | 2.6.2-1739 | Re: Option to require new user registration to subscribe to ALL logbooks |
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| Steve Jones wrote: | | Stefan, any chance of having an option that eliminates the ability of new users to pick the logbooks they can register with? I would like to limit this to the "admin" user to pick per individual. |
The logbook list new users can register with is exactly the list the users have access to. So if you omit a logbook there, they can later just go to that logbook, hit config, and add themselves. If you want to prevent a user from getting notifications from a logbook, prevent user access to that logbook, like a new top group.
| Steve Jones wrote: | | Also, any thoughts to adding a management panel that will the admin user to make global changes to the password file? I do this by bringing it into a text editor and making changes, but it would be nice to do it from the application. |
Not at the moment. It would take days of work which I don't have right now. Much more than what it takes you editing the password file in an editor  |
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Hmm, by default all users have access to all logs. What I have setup is an announcement logbook and I would simply like to send to all registered users the email when announcements happen. My thought was to simply not allow people to pick which logbooks to "register" with and default to the Announcements logbook. I went ahead and hacked the password file and simply set all accounts to subscribe to all logbooks 
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Tue Mar 20 13:45:20 2007 |
 | Ben Shepherd | bjs54'at'dl'dot'ac'dot'uk | Question | Linux | 2.6.2-1739 | Private logbook - no guest access? |
Hi,
I want to set up a logbook which you have to be logged in to be able to read entries. I've already got three logbooks which can be viewed by anyone but only logged-in users can modify them. For the fourth one, I want to have a private logbook which can't be read by 'guest' users. Is this possible?
cheers
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Tue Mar 20 13:48:50 2007 |
| Stefan Ritt | stefan.ritt@psi.ch | Question | Linux | 2.6.2-1739 | Re: Private logbook - no guest access? |
| Ben Shepherd wrote: | | I want to set up a logbook which you have to be logged in to be able to read entries. I've already got three logbooks which can be viewed by anyone but only logged-in users can modify them. For the fourth one, I want to have a private logbook which can't be read by 'guest' users. Is this possible? |
Per default, logbooks can only be read by logged in users if you use "password file = xxx". It is however possible to make these logbooks readable by 'guest' users if you use "Guest menu commands = xxx" and "Guest list menu commands = xxx". So just remove these two options from your fourth logbook and you get what you want. |
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Tue Mar 20 14:42:05 2007 |
| Ben Shepherd | bjs54@dl.ac.uk | Question | Linux | 2.6.2-1739 | Re: Private logbook - no guest access? |
| Stefan Ritt wrote: |
| Ben Shepherd wrote: | | I want to set up a logbook which you have to be logged in to be able to read entries. I've already got three logbooks which can be viewed by anyone but only logged-in users can modify them. For the fourth one, I want to have a private logbook which can't be read by 'guest' users. Is this possible? |
Per default, logbooks can only be read by logged in users if you use "password file = xxx". It is however possible to make these logbooks readable by 'guest' users if you use "Guest menu commands = xxx" and "Guest list menu commands = xxx". So just remove these two options from your fourth logbook and you get what you want. |
Thanks! I actually saw that in the config documentation, but I had assumed that it didn't work. Turns out I'd left those two options in my [global] section as well. Oops! |
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Wed Mar 28 21:00:17 2007 |
 | Steve Jones | steve.jones@freescale.com | Bug report | All | Other | 2.6.2-1739 | "Guest menu commands" not changing the menu line |
I tried adding the lines below to my Global section, and while Guest access is turned on the menu line does not change. I tried searching SVN change logs for a comment regarding any 'guest' bugs but found nothing. Was this a problem at some point and fixed? I noticed that the Midas site is running 2.6.4-1814 and the guest menus work! Am I doing something wrong or was this a problem in the past?
Thanks!
Guest menu commands = List, Find, Login, Help
Guest List Menu commands = List, Find, Login, Help |
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Thu Mar 29 23:03:26 2007 |
| Steve Jones | steve.jones@freescale.com | Bug report | All | Other | 2.6.2-1739 | Re: "Guest menu commands" not changing the menu line |
| Steve Jones wrote: | I tried adding the lines below to my Global section, and while Guest access is turned on the menu line does not change. I tried searching SVN change logs for a comment regarding any 'guest' bugs but found nothing. Was this a problem at some point and fixed? I noticed that the Midas site is running 2.6.4-1814 and the guest menus work! Am I doing something wrong or was this a problem in the past?
Thanks!
Guest menu commands = List, Find, Login, Help
Guest List Menu commands = List, Find, Login, Help |
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Ok, well, I built version 2.6.4-1795 and I have the same issue -- Guest menus do not show up when added to my configuration.
Suggestions on where to look? Start from scratch?
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Fri Mar 30 06:38:28 2007 |
| Stefan Ritt | stefan.ritt@psi.ch | Bug report | All | Other | 2.6.2-1739 | Re: "Guest menu commands" not changing the menu line |
| Steve Jones wrote: | | Am I doing something wrong or was this a problem in the past? |
I can't remember any problem of that type.
| Steve Jones wrote: | | Suggestions on where to look? Start from scratch? |
Might not be a bad idea. Use the little config file from the distribution, then just add the guest menu lines, and try it. If it works, modify it gradually until it equals to your full config file, to see where the problem is. Stupid quiestion: After you added your guest menu, did you log out to become a "guest"? If you are logged in with your user name (stored in a cookie), you never will see the guest menu. |
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Fri Mar 30 16:05:20 2007 |
| Steve Jones | steve.jones@freescale.com | Bug report | All | Other | 2.6.2-1739 | Re: "Guest menu commands" not changing the menu line |
| Stefan Ritt wrote: |
| Steve Jones wrote: | | Am I doing something wrong or was this a problem in the past? |
I can't remember any problem of that type.
| Steve Jones wrote: | | Suggestions on where to look? Start from scratch? |
Might not be a bad idea. Use the little config file from the distribution, then just add the guest menu lines, and try it. If it works, modify it gradually until it equals to your full config file, to see where the problem is. Stupid quiestion: After you added your guest menu, did you log out to become a "guest"? If you are logged in with your user name (stored in a cookie), you never will see the guest menu. |
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To answer your last question - yes, i logged out and the menu line never changed. I even put it into debug mode but the output reflects exactly what I see -- a non-changing menu line. I'll start with the simple config and see what happens.
BTW, WebSVN no longer provides a means of downloading a tar of your code trunk. I had to go to http://midas.psi.ch/elog/download/tar/ in order to get your 2.6.4-1 revision.
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