Re: Access control lists :: Creating groups using acl.php script

2007-02-25 Thread josoroma 

Thanks scragz.

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My ARO model change a little bit:
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[1]Frontend

  [6]Members

[2]Backend

  [3]Moderators

[4]Managers

  [5]Administrators

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All that ARO set-up was possible using:
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php acl.php create aro 0 0 Frontend
php acl.php create aro 0 0 Backend

php acl.php create aro 0 Backend Moderators
php acl.php create aro 0 Moderators Managers
php acl.php create aro 0 Managers Administrators

php acl.php create aro 0 Frontend Members

php acl.php view aro

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Now im goin to continue playing with ACO's


Thanks.


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Access control lists :: Creating groups using acl.php script

2007-02-23 Thread josoroma 

I was wondering how to create parent groups or child groups using
acl.php script, for example, i just used php acl.php initdb and
every table was created well.  Then i used:
  php acl.php create aro 0 null Users
  php acl.php create aro 0 null Members
and those groups were created without problem.

Now using the same acl.php script i need to organize groups in this
manner:
  Users
  Members
Regular
Premiun
Gold

Thanks in advanced.


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