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2nd the vote for more user control
Authored by:Anonymous on Saturday, February 16 2002 @ 04:32 PM EST
I second the vote above for more options for users and their privileges. I would like to use geeklog to help administer a non-profit group. Please comment on my comments, especially if someone has implemented these things already. Geeklog could handle the member registration for the organization if:
Users can opt to have their info PUBLIC or PRIVATE. The current geeklog default would be PUBLIC. PRIVATE would show user name only. An enhancement would be to provide check boxes for each item a user wanted to be shown when their username was clicked on.
More fields for user info. To facilitate the use of geeklog for the purpose I need, fields for snailmail, phone, etc. would be useful additions. How about a field for user creation date?
Also, check boxes for inclusion on email and or snailmail lists would be great. Perhaps BLOG or ORGANIZATION-PORTAL could be install-time options?
Data mining tools. This might be as simple providing a button to generate spread-sheet compatible OUTFILE dumps of tables like USERS to the admin. This allows the group to generate mailing labels and phone trees from the registration information. For the techno-phobic secretary of this group, I'm using the bloated functions phpmyadmin for this (BTW, phpmyadmin is AWESOME). But, even this 'thin' client is too scary for her. Maybe more value-added mining tools could be devised as well.
The following comments are owned by whomever posted them. This site is not responsible for what they say.
Users can opt to have their info PUBLIC or PRIVATE. The current geeklog default would be PUBLIC. PRIVATE would show user name only. An enhancement would be to provide check boxes for each item a user wanted to be shown when their username was clicked on.
More fields for user info. To facilitate the use of geeklog for the purpose I need, fields for snailmail, phone, etc. would be useful additions. How about a field for user creation date? Also, check boxes for inclusion on email and or snailmail lists would be great. Perhaps BLOG or ORGANIZATION-PORTAL could be install-time options?
Data mining tools. This might be as simple providing a button to generate spread-sheet compatible OUTFILE dumps of tables like USERS to the admin. This allows the group to generate mailing labels and phone trees from the registration information. For the techno-phobic secretary of this group, I'm using the bloated functions phpmyadmin for this (BTW, phpmyadmin is AWESOME). But, even this 'thin' client is too scary for her. Maybe more value-added mining tools could be devised as well.
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Please help...
might work for you.
\"it\'s a permissions issue:
chmod -R 775 /path/to/geeklog/logs
and
chmod -R 775 /path/to/geeklog/public_html/backend\"
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--Tony