I need to set up a site to automate the entire ISO 9000 Process. This site has to be generic for any type of industry.
| State |
What I need |
| Done - modify htaccess |
basic authentication |
| Done |
no shell access required |
| Done - NotifyPlugins |
must be able to mail a selected dynamic set of users to inform them if a document is changed. |
| Done |
users can add themselves as readers to any project |
| Done - use ALLOWTOPICEDIT |
existing writers can give other users write permissions |
| Done - use ALLOWTOPICEDIT |
only a particular document owner should be able to make revisions to a document. |
This sounds like a 80% match to the TWiki access control methods.
Has anyone done anything like this before ????
Does anyone have any ideas how i can do it ???
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JeremyViegas - 01 Sep 2003
One unix user made per group, CVS module created per user, all files in it owned by that user.
TWiki password file munged in using a separate batch script to sync with CVS password file. single set of username/password)
Regarding mail notification, you need to write that since there isn't quite that level of targetting, though there's code that's close.
The last part requires access control based on the interpretting of a FORMFIELD declaration - which doesn't AFAIK work (so requires extra work), and you'd need to patch TWiki to gain the FORMFIELD declaration.
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MS - 04 Sep 2003
I will be setting up an
TWikiISO9000 process Web at my work this year (2004) so I will be adding the requried plugins and code
the main thing missing is the QA managers approval mechanism and that viewing a topic should show the last authorised version of a procedure rather than the latest edit.
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SvenDowideit - 01 Jan 2004