Grouper Users - Open Discussion List

[Kathryn Huxtable <>]

Okay, I can now answer these questions (mostly).

The version of gsh I have doesn't report whether a membership is direct or
indirect, but it *does* list the indirect members. No, gsh cannot delete the
group.

I am attaching the export from my structure. The subjectID values are
integers. They are Oracle sequence numbers from my directory.

I'm going to go ahead and manually delete these...

-K


On 9/1/06 9:46 AM, "Tom Barton" 
<>
 wrote:

> Kathryn,
> 
> What does gsh report for the direct membership of the group? And can gsh
> delete the group?
> 
> Before trying to delete the group, can you export the relevant part(s)
> of your groups registry and send that along to enable that particular
> group structure to be built elsewhere and see if the problem can be
> reproduced?
> 
> Tom
> 
> Kathryn Huxtable wrote:
>> I had a group containing several groups as direct members. Each of those
>> groups contained a selection of (overlapping) subjects as direct members 
>> and
>> several contained a different group as direct members. That different group
>> contained a set of subjects as direct members.
>> 
>> I tried to delete it in the UI by clicking the "Delete Group" button. It
>> said that the group could not be deleted.
>> 
>> Listing the members reveals that there are a bunch of indirect members and
>> no direct members.
>> 
>> I don't think that should be possible, so it's probably a bug in the API.
>> 
>> I can manually delete the grouper_membership records, of course, but this 
>> is
>> a serious problem.
>> 
>> I haven't yet looked at the source...
>> 
>> -K
>>

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