You can separate the scripts themselves into disparate directories and then setup Apache to require different authentication for each directory.

Tod Hansmann Network Engineer

-----Original Message----- From: Jeffrey Parker [mailto:jwprkr at gmail.com] Sent: Tuesday, July 24, 2007 12:05 PM To: hobbit at hswn.dk Subject: [hobbit] Administration Rights

Hello again,

  Is there a way to separate enabling/disabling alerts from

acknowledging as far as who has the rights to do these things, i.e., authentication when clicking on the option from the drop down Administration menu. Can I have a separate user list for each of these functions?

Thanks

Jeff

-- Jeff Parker jwprkr at gmail dot com

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On Tue, 2007-07-24 at 13:05 -0500, Jeffrey Parker wrote:

Hello again,

  Is there a way to separate enabling/disabling alerts from

acknowledging as far as who has the rights to do these things, i.e., authentication when clicking on the option from the drop down Administration menu. Can I have a separate user list for each of these functions? Yes there is at the file level. Add lines similar to this to your httpd.conf Put them in your Directory definition for hobbit-seccgi

<Files "bb-ack.sh"> Require group ackers </Files>

<Files "hobbit-enadis.sh"> Require group disablers </Files>

Just rename your groups to whatever you want and add your user the each group that you want to have access

Trent

Thanks

Jeff