Before going on to the further chapters, learn the following five user's authorities on XooNIps (1.User's authority). Then, find which chapter you would start with the following chart (2.Navigator).
Guest |
Unregistered (Anonymous) users, not given user accounts, are allowed to:
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Registared User |
Registered users, given log-in IDs and passwords, are allowed:
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Group Administrator |
A special user who is responsible for the group domain management. The tasks are to:
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*Moderator(webmaster) |
A special user who is responsible for quality control of the registered items and users, including to do:
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*System Administrator |
The commander of the site administration.
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*XooNIps is a module of XOOPS. If you will perform as a Moderator/System administrator, please be prepared with the basic knowledge of XOOPS (This manual does not cover the basic information on XOOPS; please refer to guide books).
Please read this chapter... | ...if you... |
Chapter 3: Installation of XooNIps |
If you are going to build a database website. *Knowledge of XOOPS is a MUST. **Knowledge of Linux/Unix is a MUST. |
Chapter 4: Site policy and maintenance |
If you are going to be the Moderator for a brand-new XooNIps database website. *Knowledge of XOOPS is a MUST. |
Chapter 5: How to operate a XooNIps database website |
If you are going to access to/work on an existing XooNIps database site as a: 5.1. Guest 5.2. Registered guest 5.3. Group administrator 5.4. Moderator 5.5. System administrator |
Appendix: |
Links of neuroinformatics related organizations, XooNIps database websites, and XooNIps based repository systems. |