[turba] Global sql with turba head?

[Michael Rubinsky]

With the current HEAD of Turba, set 'use_shares' => true in the 
$cfgSources entry for your SQL source.  Your users each get a default 
personal address book - which they can choose to share with other users 
if they desire.  You can also create new address books (via the "My 
Address Books" page) and assign whatever permissions you want to 
whatever user/group you desire.  Both users and admins have this 
ability - so, an admin can create a new address book called "Global" 
and assign PERMS_READ to all users and PERMS_EDIT to only certain 
users/groups.

If you require that user's *not* have the choice to share their own 
address books with other users yet still have a 'global' address book 
available that you can assign arbitrary permissions to users/groups 
then that would require some changes to the current code to allow a SQL 
source to not provide any 'default' addressbooks.  If this is what you 
requre, you can submit an enhancement request at bugs.horde.org.


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     Date: Tue, 22 Nov 2005 15:21:50 -0600
     From: Tim Krieger <tim at mtlsd.ca>
Reply-To: Tim Krieger <tim at mtlsd.ca>
  Subject: [turba] Global sql with turba head?
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> There's little information I've been able to find on configuring turba head
> to give two SQL based address books.  One for local user (not share able) one
> for global address list(shared but only a few select admins can add / edit).
>
> Can someone give me a rundown on what to configure and how to make this
> work?
>
> TIA
>   Tim
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Thanks,
mike

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