[turba] Unable to edit Shared AddressBook

[Michael]

Michael Rubinsky <mike <at> theupstairsroom.com> writes:

> 
> Quoting Michael <mseltser <at> soroki.com>:
> 
> >
> >
> >   On 2006-04-25 19:42, Andy Wright wrote:
> >>
> >>> > >   'public' => true, > 'readonly' => true, > 'admin' =>    
> >>> array(''), > 'export' => true, > 'browse' => true, > 'use_shares'   
> >>> =>  true > 'readonly' => true, Could there be a clue there ? :)
> >
> >   I was playing around with flags and forgot to change it back to
> > 'readonly' => false.  In any case, it makes no difference whether it
> > is set to false or true, when viewing the record, the edit checkbox
> > or edit button on each record is not available
> 
> 1) 'readonly' attribute has been deprecated in Turba 2.1
> 
> 2) After you run the public_to_horde_share script, the *entire* sql  
> addressbook is owned by the user you specified when running the  
> script.  Any other user has to be given write perms if you wish them  
> to have it.
> 
> If you are sure that perms are set correctly, check the turba_objects  
> table and see who is listed as the owner is the owner_id field.
> 
> >   Michael
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> Thanks,
> mike
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Mike, I've removed the two deprecated attributes from the config file:
'public' => true & 'readonly' => false.  
The "owner_id" field contains the owner id "a96848d7a680a065de7894d1ef8e361a"
which I was able to interpret using Datatree tool.  The permissions for my users
appear to be set correctly, with Show/Read/Edit/Delete.

Does the owner_id need's to exist somewhere in the configuration file?
I'm still unable to edit any records

Thanks,
Michael