[horde] Re: Using Horde Users and Groups on Kronolith calendars

[Charles Kaucher]

Thank you for being prompt. I thought this somehow appropriate.

TODAY'S WORD: feature creep

See our definition with hyperlinks at
http://searchcio.techtarget.com/sDefinition/0,,sid19_gci860179,00.html

Feature creep (sometimes known as requirements creep) is a tendency
for product or project requirements to increase during development
beyond those originally foreseen, leading to features that weren't
originally planned and resulting risk to product quality or schedule.
Feature creep may be driven by a client's growing "wish list" or by
developers themselves as they see opportunity for improving the
product. To control feature creep, project management tools, such as
the requirements stability index (RSI), are sometimes advocated.

Feature creep and the deliberate spoonerism creature feep should not
be confused with the "creature feature," the kind of horror movie
that might be popular at Halloween.

RELATED TERMS:

requirements stability index
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Chuck Hagenbuch wrote:
> Quoting Charles Kaucher <kaucher at cgki.com>:
> 
> 
>>I have looked around for posts and FAQs regarding how to use Horde
>>groups and adding users and how it interacts with Kronolith. How are
>>groups used in Horde? Have not found much.  Could someone point in the
>>right direction?
> 
> 
> Unfortunately, right now you cannot give a group permission to access a
> share. I'm hoping to do something about this relatively soon.
> 
> -chuck
> 
> --
> Charles Hagenbuch, <chuck at horde.org>
> "People ask me all the time what it will be like living without otters."
>  - Google, thanks to Harpers
>