Managing GroupsCreating and managing Moira lists for wiki access and administrationThe recommended practice is to use at least two lists for your wiki space. One list should contain regular users of the space, and the others should contain space administrators. Members of the MIT community can create Moira lists at: https://wserv.mit.edu:444/fcgi-bin/lc?
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| - Create "traditional" Moira lists, not Mailman lists
- All lists must also be AFS groups. Be sure to check the appropriate checkbox.
- Create an admin list for the space. Include yourself in it, and make it a self-administered list (set the listowner to be the list itself).
- Create the user-level list for the space. Make the owner of this list admin group you just created.
- Non-MIT users should be added to Moira lists as type 'string'.
- Once your Moira lists have been created, they need to be added to the Moira-Confluence feed. Contact confluence-hq@mit.edu with the names of the groups.
- Manage your new Moira list at:
https://webmoira.mit.edu/moira/index.jhtml
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Using Existing Moira lists and Stellar class lists.If you have existing lists you'd like to use for wiki access, you can do so. Note |
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- Be sure that the lists are AFS groups.
- The Registrar's office auto-populates Moira lists corresponding to the class membership. These lists can be useful if no Stellar site exists for a class. Contact the Accounts group (accounts@mit.edu) for more information.
- Stellar class lists can be used for access to a class wiki space. Contact confluence-hq@mit.edu for more information.
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Adding your groups to ConfluenceA periodic feed populates Confluence with the groups you have created in Moira. Once your groups have been picked up by the feed, you can use them to control access to your space within Confluence. In your wiki space, go to.. Browse Space Space Admin Permissions Click edit permissions and add your groups under the 'Groups' heading. Add permissions as appropriate. |