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The following are some examples on how to use the PostNuke permission system in the phpBB_14 forums module. The following names are used in all examples:
| Category: | General |
| Forum: | Chitchat and discussion |
| User Group: | Mygroup |
| User: | JimDude |
Task:
Cut off Unregistered users from accessing private forum. Unregistered users will not even see that a private forum exists.
Go to Administration/Permissions/New group permission, and set values as follows:
| Group | Component | Instance | Permissions level |
| Unregistered | phpBB_14::Forum | Chitchat:: | None |
Because upper lines override lower, the newly created group permission should be above this line:
| Group | Component | Instance | Permissions level |
| Unregistered | .* | .* | Read |
Cut off Unregistered users to a whole category. All forums inside the category will be inaccessible.
| Group | Component | Instance | Permissions level |
| Unregistered | phpBB_14::Category | General:: | None |
Because upper lines override lower, the newly created group permission should be above this line:
| Group | Component | Instance | Permissions level |
| Unregistered | .* | .* | Read |
Let Unregistered users view forums in a category, but not post or reply to posts.
Because upper lines override lower, the newly created group permission should be above this line:
| Group | Component | Instance | Permissions level |
| Unregistered | phpBB_14::Category | General:: | Read |
Again, because upper lines override lower, the newly created group permission should be above the line:
| Group | Component | Instance | Permissions level |
| Unregistered | .* | .* | Read |
Let a closed Usergroup access all forums in a category. All users not in this group are fully cut off.
The first thing to do is to create the User group and populate it with users (see the groups section of this help for information on how to do this).
| Group | Component | Instance | Permissions level |
| Mygroup | phpBB_14::Category | General:: | Edit |
| All groups | phpBB_14::Category | General:: | None |
Because upper lines override lower, the newly created group permissions should be above BOTH of these lines:
| Group | Component | Instance | Permissions level |
| Unregistered | .* | .* | Read |
| Users | .* | .* | Comment |
Assign moderator rights to a specific user. This is done in two parts: first you have to define the user as a moderator of the forum using the phpBB_14 admin pane; next, you have to give the same user moderator rights in the PostNuke permission system. This is done using this scheme:
| User | Component | Instance | Permissions level |
| JimDude | phpBB_14::Forum | Chitchat:: | Moderate |
Be very careful of using USER permissions. They will always override any group permissions. If you do something wrong, you may end up shutting your self out! Always use other usernames that your ADMIN name, when playing around with user permissions!!
Assign a user to be moderator for two forums. This is done in two parts: first you assign the user as moderator to both the forums using the phpBB_14 admin pane; next, you have to give the same user moderator rights in the PostNuke permission system. This is done using this scheme:
| User | Component | Instance | Permissions level |
| JimDude | phpBB_14::Forum | (ChitChat|discussion):: | Moderate |
Be very careful of using USER permissions. They will always override any group permissions. If you do something wrong, you may end up shutting your self out! Always use other usernames that your ADMIN name, when playing around with user permissions!!
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