teams and team creators

[SebastianR]

Hi,

just two questions:

I wonder, what the "read only" checkbox does, when I create/edit teams.

Do I can delegate the ownership somewhere to other members of the "team
creators" group? Or is the only way to change it directly in the database?

kind regards
Sebastian

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[Helge Hess]

On 27.06.2008, at 09:45, Sebastian Reitenbach wrote:
> I wonder, what the "read only" checkbox does, when I create/edit  
> teams.

Well, what it says. Just like contacts, you can mark groups as  
readonly (which is also the default).

> Do I can delegate the ownership somewhere to other members of the  
> "team creators" group? Or is the only way to change it directly in  
> the database?

I do not understand your question.

Helge
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[SebastianR]

Hi,

users@... wrote:
> On 27.06.2008, at 09:45, Sebastian Reitenbach wrote:
> > I wonder, what the "read only" checkbox does, when I create/edit  
> > teams.
>
> Well, what it says. Just like contacts, you can mark groups as  
> readonly (which is also the default).
but what makes the difference in ogo? at least I can edit the team, and add
and remove members, no matter whether read-only or not.

>
> > Do I can delegate the ownership somewhere to other members of the  
> > "team creators" group? Or is the only way to change it directly in  
> > the database?
>
> I do not understand your question.
ogoroot can edit all teams, but a member of the team creators group, can
edit only the teams he created. So if someone else should take over
ownership of the team, then I don't see an other way than changing the
ownership of the team in the database?

kind regards
Sebastian

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[Helge Hess]

On 29.06.2008, at 20:21, Sebastian Reitenbach wrote:
>> Well, what it says. Just like contacts, you can mark groups as
>> readonly (which is also the default).
> but what makes the difference in ogo? at least I can edit the team,  
> and add and remove members, no matter whether read-only or not.

If 'I' is root, of course. If you are not, it matters.

>>> Do I can delegate the ownership somewhere to other members of the  
>>> "team creators" group? Or is the only way to change it directly  
>>> in  the database?
>> I do not understand your question.
> ogoroot can edit all teams, but a member of the team creators group,  
> can edit only the teams he created.

Plus those which are *not* marked readonly (and not as private). At  
least thats how its supposed to work.

Helge
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