[DG: User / Using Sakai] Unjoining a site

[Daniel Merino]

Many thanks, John. This is exactly what I was looking for.
Regards.

John Leasia escribió:
>
> Daniel,
>
> <>you can prevent the option to make a site joinable from appearing to 
> the site owner with a sakai.property.
> wsetup.disable.joinable.count is set to the number of sites which will 
> not have the ‘Can be joined by anyone with authorization to login’ 
> checkbox hidden during the site creation (and site editing) process. 
> wsetup.disable.joinable.n values are set to the site types that will 
> not have the set joinable option. So you might have, for example, the 
> following in your sakai.property file:
> wsetup.disable.joinable.count = 1
> wsetup.disable.joinable.1 = course
>
> You can prevent users from unjoining all sites with
> disable.membership.unjoin.selection = true,
> in your sakai.properties. If you would like to disable the ability to 
> unjoin a site of a certain type, rather than for all sites, use the 
> wsetup.disable.unjoin properties. For example, if you wanted to 
> prevent users from unjoining course and research sites (given that 
> your system has sites of those types) use the following:
> wsetup.disable.unjoin.count=2
> wsetup.disable.unjoin.1=course
> wsetup.disable.unjoin.2=research
>
> I think by default users can unjoin any site.
> John
>
>
> Daniel Merino wrote:
>> Hi all. We have a doubt about site's configuration.
>>
>> We would like to have non joinable sites (so only invited users are 
>> allowed) but in which these invited users with role access could unjoin 
>> themselves the site. Is this possible? We haven't found any permission 
>> "user.del.own" and "user.del" allows to delete all the users in the site.
>>
>> Thanks in advance.
>>   

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