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Hey everyone,
as discussed over at http://forums.lars-sh.de/viewtopic.php?pid=734#p734 , it might be handy to be able to use ACL rules based on privileges. As such I'd committed (revision 7451) a change to our kernel code allowing exactly this. There's no UI integration for now, but I hope s0600204 will work at it in time?!
Some notes about the xml structure:
The type is just called "privilege" and there are three different targetnames:
"admin" specifying all administrators (not root users!)
"maintainer" specifying all maintainers
"user" specifying all users that are not root, admin or maintainer.
Do you have any further idea for this?
Best regards,
Lars Knickrehm
The oneye project.
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Okay Lars, I've put together a tentative implementation of the UI. I haven't committed it to 1.9, just to my playground area.
When the 'Privileges' option is selected, root is presented with a select box from which to select the targetnames from, rather than a textbox to write one into.
If you and anybody else would like to try it out and say if it needs altering in some way...
You can download the .tar.gz from http://eyeos.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc … /?view=tar (it replaces apps/eyeControl)
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