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KingHollis,<br />
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Thanks for the information. &nbsp;We decided the Aelita product was well worth it in the long run, so that's the direction we went.<br />
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Thanks for your help though...points awarded, and a B grade given...
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KingHollis,

Thanks for the information.  We decided the Aelita product was well worth it in the long run, so that's the direction we went.

Thanks for your help though...points awarded, and a B grade given...

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TheCleaner,<br />
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Aelita makes good stuff, so definitely not a bad move. <br />
Thanks for your consideration and best of luck!
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TheCleaner,

Aelita makes good stuff, so definitely not a bad move.
Thanks for your consideration and best of luck!

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I know Aelita makes a tool that allows for dynamic group membership.<br />
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Is there any others out there? or can it be scripted somehow?<br />
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What I want is the ability to have an ACL group that will give rights to a folder based on an attribute in their user account (such as location field). I want it to be dynamic, so that if I change the attribute it will remove them from the group and add them to the appropriate group.<br />
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Anyone?<br />
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I know Aelita makes a tool that allows for dynamic group membership.

Is there any others out there? or can it be scripted somehow?

What I want is the ability to have an ACL group that will give rights to a folder based on an attribute in their user account (such as location field). I want it to be dynamic, so that if I change the attribute it will remove them from the group and add them to the appropriate group.

Anyone?



Dynamic group memberships

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