[turba] shared mysql contacts question

[Derek Dresser]

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> Date: Thu, 02 Feb 2006 09:42:23 -0500
> From: Michael Rubinsky <mike at theupstairsroom.com>
> Subject: Re: [turba] shared mysql contacts question
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> Quoting Derek Dresser <ddresser at rnome.com>:
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>> Hello,
>>
>> I am running the current CVS versions of Horde/IMP/Turba,etc.
>>
>> I recently set up a shared sql contacts list by doing the following
>>
>> 1. created shared_turba_objects table
>> 2. created config sources.php entry (see below)
>> 3. added permissions objects for turba,sources,Shared MySQL Addressbook and
>> assigned appropriate permissions
>
> The shared address books in Turba work just like shares in other horde
> applications, such as Kronolith.  Shares are created using the 'My
> Address Books' link in the Turba menu.  To create a new read/write
> address book for all your Horde users, you should create the new
> address book under your account, or an admin account, and then edit
> the permissions on that address book.  This is done on the same
> addressbooks.php page....and the only setting you need to change in
> sources.php in relation to the shared stuff is 'use_shares' => true

Thank you,
That is almost TOO easy.  I definitely didn't understand the new shares and
permissions before this.

######### from the wiki: #############
Can Turba use shared address books?

While there is no native shared address book functionality in Turba, 
Turba does
support external ldap address books, which can be shared.
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I'll update it in the next day or so.

-Derek


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