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[David Verdin <address@concealed>]

Cool,

When you have a problem in Sympa, half the time you'll be able to fix it, either by using scenarios, or by using templates.

Cheers,

David

On 13/11/2019 17:22, Greg Foster wrote:

Hi David,

That fixed it!

Thank you very much.
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Greg Foster
IT Services, Enterprise Systems Group
G20A Stright Hall
Indiana University of Pennsylvania
Indiana, PA 15705
724-357-2986

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On November 13, 2019 10:29:36 AM EST, David Verdin <address@concealed> wrote:

Hi,

In that case, it is not governed by a list parameter.

If you want to restrict access to the subscriber options for a whole 
family, you need to :

1- create a "web_tt2" subdirectory in the family directory (for example 
in /usr/local/sympa/etc/families/family_name/).

2- copy the "suboptions.tt2" template from the default (cp -p 
/usr/local/sympa/defalt/web_tt2/suboptions.tt2 
/usr/local/sympa/etc/families/family_name/web_tt2)

3- modify this template, so that it show only the options you want to 
make available. If none, you can replace the full content with a warning 
telling that subscriber options can't be modified in that list.

Now, all lists in the family will use this template.

You can also change the listmenu.tt2 template in order to remove the 
link to subscriber options but I think it is clearer to let users access 
this area and tell them they can't change data rather than letting them 
serach the web interface for subscriber options.

Anyway, personal taste.

Best regards,

David

On 13/11/2019 15:46, Greg Foster wrote:

Hello everyone, I'm fairly new to sympa and have a few questions on some things I can't get figured out. There's probably a simple solution, but I've looked at documentation and scoured the googles, but I just can't get to the bottom of it. I'm running Sympa 6.2.44. I have a list family that I've created and I have the lists in this family configured such that the user's can not unsubscribe themselves (owner only unsubs). The issue I have though, is that when users login, they can proceed to the "Subscriber Options" screen and change their name, their receiving mode, their visibility and they can suspend their subscription - I don't want the users having access to these options, especially the ability to suspect their subscription. I've attempted to hide these options via the edit_list.conf file, but have had no luck - mostly because I'm not sure what the names of these attributes are - and took a guess at the "default_user_options" and "available_user_options" groupings for the "subscriber" role type to set them as "hidden". Am I missing something? Thanks!

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