Would it be possible that, like Rootsweb has started to implement individual accounts have individual password, that after a CC had been a CC for X period of time that they get a password for their county alone so that they could upload their files themselves? If X private user now has an account at USIT don't they get some webspace and their own personal password? Why can't USIT trust the CCs like every other ISP I know of to have their own password? The RC and SC could also be included in the knowledge of what those passwords are just in case the CC is away for awhile. At 10:47 PM 7/18/98 -0700, Fred Smoot wrote: >Linda et al, > >It is possible that the resason MAY be, if all CCs had the passwords, >they would also have access to ALL pages, not just their own. On >TNGenWeb, the RC position is a position of trust. > >Fred Smoot, TNGenWeb > > >Linda Russell Lewis wrote: >> >> I never could figure that out, even though Billie McNamara tried to >> explain it to me back in 1996, when she first started TNGenWeb. She said >> there was a reason for having it set up that way, but I can't remember >> what it was. >> >> Linda >> >> Joanne Gruber Abby wrote: >> > >> > So the CC's can't access their own files? What happens to them if they leave? >> > >> > Joanne Gruber Abby >> > >> > At 12:47 AM 7/19/98, you [Mary Floy Katzman] wrote: >> > >The CCs who have their pages housed on the Tennessee server in question, do >> > >not have FTP capabilities to that server. When updates and additions are >> > >made to those county pages, the CC sends those files as an attachment to >>