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Please Help !!! - Stephen - 01-13-2010 fouzmtl 2006-03-23 08:32:43 PST I have installed Opendocman version 1p2rc3 on Centos 4.2 ( Redhat entreprise ) Everything went well , I can start the system The problem is when i add users with admin privileges , they can see only 3 options ( in the admin field ) Users, Departements, Categories . The File Operation fields is missing ! What is going wrong ? Thanks Fouz logart 2006-03-23 08:44:28 PST Make sure the root_username config setting is pointing to your admin username. fouzmtl 2006-03-23 08:49:26 PST Yes it is pointing to the right admin . But others admins can't see the file operation table .... logart 2006-03-23 09:05:27 PST ODM was designed around a "root" user who can do anything. There is only one root user account. fouzmtl 2006-03-23 09:08:48 PST That's strange that others admins can't delete files ..... jonathanwminer 2006-03-23 09:12:20 PST This may be the reason behind my problem with admins who could not delete files that they didn't own. Long term, we should be thinking about having multiple "root" users. First, for an organization it means that the administrative duties can be shared, and one person does not become a bottleneck. Second, from an audit standpoint it may improve tracking of administrative actions. logart 2006-03-23 10:54:25 PST Having multiple root users defeats the purpose of having a root user, which by definition, is one user. Maybe the permissions shouls be re-worked to add access certain tools to the admins? The root user is a single user with access to everything. jonathanwminer 2006-03-27 12:47:16 PST Re-thinking this... We may want to consider the difference between a "global admin" and a "department admin". Which may in turn force the issue about users being members of multiple departments. |