[turba] Shared Addres Book?

[Etienne Goyer]

Not exactly as rich as the permissions you get in Kronolith, but I have
setup public/private addressbook, and defined write privileges in public
addressbooks using the 'admin' array in the sources definition
(turba/config/sources.php).

By playing with the 'admin' and 'public' attributes, you could probably
achieve some level of granularity.  You can use PHP code on the
right-hand side the declaration to some effect.  But yes, it's a hack.

Alex Ng wrote:
> Does anyone know when address books will have the same sharing
> capabilities as Nag, Kronolith, and Mnemo (where you can specify
> permissions for specific users/groups)?  Or has someone got this into
> their Horde somehow?
> 
> I have tried to replicate this sharing capability using Mnemo as a
> template, but have ran into several problems in figuring out how the
> Horde framework works.
> 
> - Unable to recreate the right database relationships for shared turba objects.
> - Unable to view my address book AND other address books at the same time.
> 
> If anyone has got this to work on their Horde, your advice would be
> much appreciated.
> 
> -Alex