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Groups management

      Group Member
    of groups
    Implicitly
    member of*
    Has roles Implicitly
    has roles**
    , ,
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    ,
     
    Create groups:
    Newly created groups will be affected groups and roles according to the table below.
     
    Select one or more users in the upper table, select one or more groups / roles in the table below and click "Change" to affect groups / roles to these users.
    Affect groups
    (None)
    Affect roles
    Role
    (None)
    Affect groups
    (None)

    Affect roles
    Role
    (None)

    * According to the groups inheritance, this group is also recursively member of these groups.
    This is what we call nested groups.

    ** Accorded to the groups inheritance, this group also has these roles - even if they are not defined explicitly on it.

Instructions

    To change roles for one or several groups, select them in the left form, select the roles you want to give them in the form on the right and click "Change".
    You can also create one or several groups by filling the text area (one group per line). the "Change" button will create them with the roles you've selected.
    If you are fed up with some groups, you can delete them by selecting them and clicking the "Delete" button.

    If you do not select any role, roles won't be reseted for the selected groups.
    If you do not select any group, groups won't be reseted for the selected groups.
    To explicitly reset groups or roles, just click the "(None)" entry (and no other entry).

Important notice / disclaimer

    This form uses the regular Zope Security API from the underlying user folders. However, you may experience problems with some of them, especially if they are not tuned to allow user adding. For example, an LDAPUserFolder can be configured to disable users management. In case this form doesn't work, you'll have to do things by hand within the 'Users' and 'Groups' GRUF folders.

    This is not a GRUF limitation ! :-)

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