> > Not really. Large installations use ACLs instead of groups.
>
> Umm you can't use ACL's for resource management. You have to be able to
> charge an entity. Its not a permission to access, its a "who is paying" and
> that requires a real entity to charge to
And that calls for an accounting id or a project id. As well as the possiblity
of a user having multiple accounting ids.
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