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Legacy Forums => Experienced User Forum => Topic started by: phowardcom on January 24, 2005, 07:50:16 PM
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Is there any way of allowing a user or a group access to create other users?
Say I have 100 users but I want them to have up to 5 email addresses each. They won't all use them but need the ability to set them up without bothering the admin.
Is there a way where you can set it so they can create / delete users themselves, but obviously only the ones they have created?
Sounds a bit bizzare I agree but it would save me so much time when people want a test account for a few days and then want to delete it when they have finished with it.
I found the following on the dungog site:
* dungog-useraccounts changelog
An alternate useraccounts panel that allows the procmail setting to be retained. You can delegate this panel to a user and all users they create will belong to a nominated group.
Is that what I require?
Any ideas?
Thanks.
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I think you may need lazy admin tools!
I am only new at this, (the whole linux thing, but it seems that this would suffice your requirements) but that should do!
Do a search for lazy admin tools which should return some results for you to look at!
Cheers :pint:
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I think the Lazy Admin Tools are just for bulk setting up of users etc arent they?
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Not entirely sure,
like isaid in the prevoious post 'I am only new to this'
I am experimenting with LAT now, just to see if i can automate a site for account registration, etc....
via a few forms and scripts.
Still no luck at present!
But will keep updated.
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I found the following on the dungog site:
* dungog-useraccounts changelog
An alternate useraccounts panel that allows the procmail setting to be retained. You can delegate this panel to a user and all users they create will belong to a nominated group.
Is that what I require?
That would indeed do the trick. However, if you delegate this panel, that user will be able to modify/delete/forward ANY e-mail address. It would for example allow Joe Bloke to set an automatic forward for your CEO's e-mail.
Your best option is to delegate the e-mail panel to one specific person, train that person and let him/her do all the modifications.
Michiel