EnFuzion users can be grouped by the administrator in order to report combined activities of related users. Users can be members of one or more user groups.
Groups are useful to generate combined activity reports for different departments or group projects.
Groups are specified in the groups file, which is described in the next section.
EnFuzion checks for the groups file in the following locations: the local working directory, the $ENFUZION_PATH/config directory, and the config subdirectory of the EnFuzion installation directory.
On Linux/Unix, the default installation directory is $HOME/enfuzion for regular users and /usr/local/enfuzion for the root user. Both locations are checked.
On Windows NT/2000/XP, the default installation directory is C:\enfuzion.
The groups file consists of group lists, one group list per line. Lines that start with "#" are treated as comments and ignored.
A group list is described as:
<group_name> <user_name> [ , <user_name> ]
The following example describes a group QA with members from the QA department:
QA bob@qa.company.com, jane@qa.company.com, \
john@qa.company.com, june@qa.company.com