Re: [Fwd: global address book]

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Thanks thomas,

was a little confused about setting up the global address ..

its workin beautiful now n it was jus so simple

u guys r jus grt on support ..
million thanks once again

Regards

simon




>> thnks for the reply.
>> i used the first option as u said
>> -----------------------------------------------------------------
>>
>> If you don't use data directory hashing, set global address book to
>> > 'admin-login-name.abook'. Then admin's personal address book becomes a
>> > global one.
>> -------------------------------------------------------------
>>
>> I installed the Admin Add 0.1 pluggin and created the admins file as per
>> the instructions and now when i log in to that account i am given a
>> choice
>> to add the new address to my personal address book or Global address
>> boook
>> which is perfect
>
> Nope. It is not perfect. you have only turned on global writable address
> book
> flag. If you follow first suggestion, then admin should see two address
> books
> (Personal and Global) with same data. But he should be able to modify only
> personal address book. If personal admin's address book is modified,
> changes are
> also applied to global one.
>
> If your (as admin) login name is simon, then global address book should be
> called 'simon.abook' without quotes.
>
>> also the other user when he log in is able to see the global address
>> book
>> whic is grt.
>>
>> but he too can edit delete the existing global addres or add new address
>> to personal or global address book
>>
>> here i see that any user is able to delete / modify or add to the global
>> address book.
>>
>> i need jus the admin accounts to be able to modify or add the global
>> address book..
>
> You have turned on $abook_global_file_writeable setting. If you want to
> provide
> write rights only to selected users, check vlogin plugin. Maybe it allows
> to
> override $abook_global_file_writeable setting.
>
>
>
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