[imp] expand names (fwd)

Jan Schneider janmailing@gmx.de
Mon, 25 Jun 2001 11:29:28 +0200


This would be a solution for not showing up the application icons in the navbar 
but not for preventing the users to call the apps manually. This would make it 
necessary to have a granular access control to the apps.
For example to allow inter-application calls via the api but no direct calls.

But you can at least set up turba to use readonly sources, wouldn't this be 
enough?

Jan.

Zitat von Apis Hytt <php3dev@carousel.tabcat.com>:

> 	I resend mail.. 
> 
> ---------- Forwarded message ----------
> Date: Sun, 24 Jun 2001 23:56:43 -0500 (CDT)
> Subject: Re: [imp] expand names
> 
> 
> 
> On Mon, 25 Jun 2001, Chuck Hagenbuch wrote:
> 
> > Quoting Sam Przyswa <samp@arial-concept.com>:
> > 
> > > My problem it's the expand name don't work I got :
> > > 
> APIS+
> 	Solaris7 Apache-cvs, php-cvs, horde-cvs, imp-cvs, turba-cvs etc
> 
> 	I have been trying various combos of prefs lock/share and
> 		whatevers...
> 
> 	I tried to see what might be possible troubles *if* this had 
> 		been done at site (maybe above?):
> 
> 	Scenario -- allow `expand names' in [compose]
> 		but not have [turba] in horde bottom navbar.
> 
> 	config: remove `turba' from horde/config/registry.php .. as
> 		there is no option in each registry module defines
> 		to *not* display the module in the navbar *but*
> 		still retain the expand name and [prefs] addressbook
> 		preferences.
> 
> 	One will now have errors in expand names and in turba and prefs
> 		for addressbook as the needed turba arrays are not around.
> 		... but the turba is indeed gone from nabvar, of course.
> 
> 	So .. if one wants to *not* have any module in the navbar 
> 		and still to use the new
> 		module/lib/api.php functions .. things break such
> 		as expand names in [compose] and prefs addressbooks.
> 
> 	Possible solution?	
> 
> 		Maybe have a new define in registry for each module
> 			to show module name in navbar or not as site
> 			likes.
> 
> 		That would allow one to have the backdoor, inter-module
> 			api functions, but not display the module in
> 			navbar.  Sites that just want turba lookups for
> 			expand names, but don't allow users to manage
> 			in turba can have the brass-ring, then.
> 
> 		Similar for nag where site might generate tasks into
> 			the store engine, but not want users to have
> 			hands-on nag in navbar .. but use the new
> 			nag api Login check status/event report.
> APIS-
> NNNN
> 
> 
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