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GoDaddy - what levels of access and accounts should be given?

alkemyst

alkemyst

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How do you add users and what rights should different roles have?

Basically the lead programmer/db guru, the person that uploads templates that have been filled in (daily/weekly/monthly updates), and someone that may have access to the php/htm files.

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So is this for GoDaddy webhosting? Sounds like you need read only access to the users but most people here won't know what you are doing exactly as imho godaddy isn't exactly a webhost commonly used.
 
I thought godaddy did a lot of business? IDK, I never used them.

To the OP. Are you referring to an .htaccess file for directory and file permissions? You're PHP Guru should know about it.
 
Originally posted by: kingtas
I thought godaddy did a lot of business? IDK, I never used them.

To the OP. Are you referring to an .htaccess file for directory and file permissions? You're PHP Guru should know about it.
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The domain host is GoDaddy. They are affliated with a web host.

The guy is going to get me the links and everything, but supposedly when he logs in there is a administration page with drop downs and you can type in who you want to be able to do what.

This is for a Home Owner's Association, so I explained that with the heated debates and change of board, the guy probably doesn't want to give all rights to everyone.

Problem with this kind of hosting is I am not usually a real admin and have no access to what I know works.
 
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