Novell Doc: Novell iFolder 3.7 Cross-Platform User Guide

9.5 Managing iFolder Shared Members

The iFolder Members page lists all the shared members for the current iFolder. You can add new shared members to it, remove the existing ones, and set rights to the selected members.

Within an iFolder, you can perform the following tasks:

9.5.1 Adding New Shared Members

To add new members to the shared members list,

Click Add to open a list of members in the current iFolder domain.
Locate the user by using the Search tool.

Use the search criteria (User Name, First Name, Last Name), then type one or more letters in the Search field to locate the desired user.
Click next to the user you want to add to the shared members list.
Click Share.

9.5.2 Assigning Rights to the Members

You can set three levels of access right for the shared members of your iFolder. For more information on access rights, see Section 1.4.2, iFolder Access Rights

To set an access right for an user:

Select the user/group or users/groups from the list.
Click the link for the access right listed at the top.

In the page, you can view the access right set for each user .

Read Table 9-1, iFolder Access Rights to understand the various capabilities for a shared member at different access levels.

Table 9-1 iFolder Access Rights

Capabilities	Owner	Full Control	Read/Write	Read Only
Reassign ownership to another user	Yes	No	No	No
Set a quota for the iFolder	Yes	No	No	No
Make the iFolder available to other users (sharing)	Yes	Yes	No	No
Make the iFolder unavailable to other users (stop sharing)	Yes	Yes, except to the owner	No	No
Assign iFolder access rights for other users	yes	Yes, except to the owner	No	No
Read directories and files in the iFolder	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Add, modify, or delete directories and files in the iFolder	Yes	Yes	Yes	No
Rename directories and files in an iFolder	Yes	Yes	Yes	No
Rename the iFolder	No	No	No	No
Set up an iFolder on multiple computers	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Revert an iFolder (do not participate on a local computer)	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Decline participating	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Delete the iFolder and delete the iFolder and its files from the server (make it a normal folder again and no longer share it with others)	Yes	No	No	No

Read Table 9-2, iFolder Access Rights for an LDAPGroup Member to understand the various capabilities for a user in a shared group at different access levels.

Table 9-2 iFolder Access Rights for an LDAPGroup Member

Capabilities	Owner	Full Control	Read/Write	Read Only
Reassign ownership to another user	Yes	Yes	No	No
Set a quota for the iFolder	Yes	No	No	No
Make the iFolder available to other users (sharing)	Yes	Yes	No	No
Make the iFolder unavailable to other users (stop sharing)	Yes	Yes, except to the owner	No	No
Assign iFolder access rights for other users	Yes	Yes, except to the owner	No	No
Read directories and files in the iFolder	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Add, modify, or delete directories and files in the iFolder	Yes	Yes	No	No
Rename directories and files in an iFolder	Yes	Yes	Yes	No
Rename the iFolder	Yes	No	No	No
Revert an iFolder (do not participate on a local computer)	Yes	Yes	No	No
Decline participating	Yes	No	No	No
Delete the iFolder and delete the iFolder and its files from the server (make it a normal folder again and no longer share it with others)	Yes	No	No	No