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WHAT IT DOES:
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This module allows users, when creating or editing a node, to select
which roles of users on a site will have 'view' permissions for the
node and which users on a site will have 'edit' permissions for the
node.  Roles given edit permissions are automatically given view
permissions even if the user tries to give 'edit' permissions to
a particular role, but not view permissions.

TO INSTALL:
-----------
Drop the node_privacy_byrole directory into the modules directory
of your Drupal installation. In most cases, your modules should be
located at sites/all/modules in your Drupal filesystem structure.

TO ENABLE:
----------
Enable the module as you would any other module at
  Administer > Site building > Modules
  location: admin/build/modules

"View/Edit Permissions" will be a new option when editing nodes.

"Node privacy by role" will be a new fieldset for making default
permissions on specific content types at
  Administer > Content management > Content types
  location: admin/content/types

Managing each content type is where you grant permissions for
roles with rights to update permissions. Without doing this, you
won't see the new "View/Edit Permissions" box when editing nodes as
as a non-superuser account.

TO DISABLE:
-----------
Don't forget to run the Uninstall process after disabling the module:
  Adminster > Site building > Modules > Uninstall tab
  location: admin/build/modules/uninstall

According to http://drupal.org/node/178903, there are certain instances
where all nodes may loose all permissions when node_privacy_byrole is
disabled in Drupal 5.x. To repair this issue, run
Rebuild permissions at:
  Administer > Content management > Post settings
  location: admin/content/node-settings

Drupal 6 handles this reversal process automatically.

OTHER NOTES:
------------
If the module is enable, by-role permissions are set by users for
their nodes, and then the module is disabled, the default permissions
scheme will be in effect again, in which all users have view permissions
for all nodes.

After changing the default options for content types, you can mass
update nodes created before the default permissions change by using
the Rebuild permissions option at
  Administer > Content management > Post settings
  location: admin/content/node-settings

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  2. WHAT IT DOES:

  3. -------------

  4. This module allows users, when creating or editing a node, to select

  5. which roles of users on a site will have 'view' permissions for the

  6. node and which users on a site will have 'edit' permissions for the

  7. node.  Roles given edit permissions are automatically given view

  8. permissions even if the user tries to give 'edit' permissions to

  9. a particular role, but not view permissions.

  10. 

  11. TO INSTALL:

  12. -----------

  13. Drop the node_privacy_byrole directory into the modules directory

  14. of your Drupal installation. In most cases, your modules should be

  15. located at sites/all/modules in your Drupal filesystem structure.

  16. 

  17. TO ENABLE:

  18. ----------

  19. Enable the module as you would any other module at

  20.   Administer > Site building > Modules

  21.   location: admin/build/modules

  22. 

  23. "View/Edit Permissions" will be a new option when editing nodes.

  24. 

  25. "Node privacy by role" will be a new fieldset for making default

  26. permissions on specific content types at

  27.   Administer > Content management > Content types

  28.   location: admin/content/types

  29. 

  30. Managing each content type is where you grant permissions for

  31. roles with rights to update permissions. Without doing this, you

  32. won't see the new "View/Edit Permissions" box when editing nodes as

  33. as a non-superuser account.

  34. 

  35. TO DISABLE:

  36. -----------

  37. Don't forget to run the Uninstall process after disabling the module:

  38.   Adminster > Site building > Modules > Uninstall tab

  39.   location: admin/build/modules/uninstall

  40. 

  41. According to http://drupal.org/node/178903, there are certain instances

  42. where all nodes may loose all permissions when node_privacy_byrole is

  43. disabled in Drupal 5.x. To repair this issue, run

  44. Rebuild permissions at:

  45.   Administer > Content management > Post settings

  46.   location: admin/content/node-settings

  47. 

  48. Drupal 6 handles this reversal process automatically.

  49. 

  50. OTHER NOTES:

  51. ------------

  52. If the module is enable, by-role permissions are set by users for

  53. their nodes, and then the module is disabled, the default permissions

  54. scheme will be in effect again, in which all users have view permissions

  55. for all nodes.

  56. 

  57. After changing the default options for content types, you can mass

  58. update nodes created before the default permissions change by using

  59. the Rebuild permissions option at

  60.   Administer > Content management > Post settings

  61.   location: admin/content/node-settings