You need to give your users the right to run EGroupware applications.
This is by convention done by placing all users in the Default
group and your admins in the Admins
group. This is the most easy way.
If you already have an all-users group, you can also give that group the necessary rights.
To give other groups run-rights for apps, log into EGroupware with an EGroupware administrator e.g. the domain-administrator Administrator
, go to the Admin application, open the groups in the tree on the left, right-click on your the group and select Access control
. In the opening popup select Group X run right for applications
, click on the (+) button and check the applications you want to give rights for. Refer to the Default and Admins groups about what makes sense for regular and admin users.
There is also a forum run by EGroupware, which has a lot more EGroupware specific content e.g. HowTos and a category about running EGroupware on UCS: https://help.egroupware.org/
Ralf