[turba] A few remaining issues with Turba

[Muskingum Web Manager]

With regards to sharing the admin's default address book, I don't see why
the same process wouldn't apply. In fact, I just shared my personal address
book with a test account and it worked exactly as I'd expect.

As for creating one, when I click "My Contacts" on the Turba toolbar, I see
an option to create or delete them. I am not sure why you would not have
such an option.

As for your environment, it's your implementation and therefore your choice!
My advice is more on a stability and security standpoint based on the
environments I've worked in.

Aaron M. Hall
Muskingum College Web Coordinator
"Some people wish it could happen,
Some people think it will happen,
Others make it happen."

-----Original Message-----
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On Behalf Of Eric
Sent: Thursday, November 09, 2006 02:11 PM
To: turba at lists.horde.org
Subject: Re: [turba] A few remaining issues with Turba

At 02:02 PM 11/9/2006, Muskingum Web Manager wrote:

<AMH>>>>>For the global address book ... Create an address book, fill it, 
and share it with "Authenticated Users"<<<<<

Good afternoon, Aaron.

That's part of the problem ... I can't find the control that is used to 
create new address books.

Can't I just share the admin's default address book with everybody else?

<AMH>>>>>I'm not certain that I would choose to give everyone full edit 
access to it, but I would be inclined to allow everyone read access and 
then give edit access to certain users or groups.<<<<<

This is a common address book that we all need to use, so "certain users or 
groups" means all of us.  There is no need, nor any benefit, for anyone, 
including the admin, to have a private address book.

I'll take a look at the passwd module ... thanks.

Eric