h1: Working with users ewok supports any user scheme that sets the REMOTE_USER environment variable as Basic Authentication does, so you can use any Apache authentication that sets the REMOTE_USER environment variable. If you want more details, see: - "http://httpd.apache.org/docs/howto/auth.html": http://httpd.apache.org/docs/howto/auth.html - "http://www.openfusion.com.au/labs/mod\_auth\_tkt.html": http://www.openfusion.com.au/labs/mod\_auth\_tkt.html h2: Changing file or directory ownership=#priv You can specify the "owner" of a file or directory. To change the owner of a directory: N. In the directory, click Permissions N. Enter a username in the Owner field N. Click Save. To change the owner of a file: N. From the file manager, click the file's Meta link N. Enter a username in the Owner field N. Click Save. h2: Changing the directories a user can access=#dirs You can grant users view, edit, publish or templating permissions for a directory and its subdirectories. N. In the directory for which you want to assign permissions, click Permissions. N. For each function, you can enter a comma- or space-separated list of usernames. (Use ALL for all users or NONE for none. Leaving a field blank is equivalent to NONE. Note that admin users always have access to files through the ewok file manager, even if they do not have any other explicit permissions set. This means, for example, that a user with admin privileges can access any file using the fm, even if they don't have permission to view it using 'View'.) N. Click Update. h3: Tip for admins Having set user permissions, you can test them yourself by setting "spoof_user" in "your preferences": fm5.html and unsetting it after testing.