Added note about admin user

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Stefan Ritt 2003-04-07 13:08:36 +00:00
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@ -890,8 +890,10 @@ for example, makes the password expire after one day.<p>
The <b><code>Admin user = &lt;user list&gt;</b></code> is a list of one or more user names, The <b><code>Admin user = &lt;user list&gt;</b></code> is a list of one or more user names,
which have admin rights. They see a button <b><code>Change elogd.cfg</code></b> on the which have admin rights. They see a button <b><code>Change elogd.cfg</code></b> on the
config page by which they can edit elogd.cfg through the web. They can also modify other config page by which they can edit elogd.cfg through the web. They can also modify other
users on the <b><code>Config</code></b> page, change their passwords or remove them.<p> users on the <b><code>Config</code></b> page, change their passwords or remove them. In
addition, the admin user(s) can delete or edit entries from other users if
<b><code>Restrict edit = 1</b></code>.<p>
The <b><code>Login user = &lt;user list&gt;</b></code> is a list of users who can The <b><code>Login user = &lt;user list&gt;</b></code> is a list of users who can
log in to a specific logbook. This option can be used with a global password file. If a log in to a specific logbook. This option can be used with a global password file. If a
@ -903,7 +905,7 @@ section in the configuration file. Only those users listed in this statement can
to the logbook where the statement is defined. This method has the advantage over the to the logbook where the statement is defined. This method has the advantage over the
option of definining individual password files for individual logbooks that only one option of definining individual password files for individual logbooks that only one
central password file exists. So if a user changes her/his password, this becomes then central password file exists. So if a user changes her/his password, this becomes then
valid for all logbooks. If there would be individual logbook password files, one would valid for all logbooks. If there would be individual logbook password files, one would
have to change the password in all logbooks individually.<p> have to change the password in all logbooks individually.<p>
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