Question User Groups, User Group Privileges, ACLs

Yep but the problem with new user groups and kunena is you can't allow 2 types of group access to a particular forum access. Like atm I have COD4 and Gold Member groups..if a Gold member also plays COD4 then when I set the COD4 forum access permissions, I can only make one of the user groups have access (thats either COD4 or Gold Member). So that Gold member who plays COD4 and should have access wont.

Like I said this feature is available in other products and with them being open source, I can't see why not this can't be developed into Kunena...whether or not the mod team here will agree with me is completely different thing.

Also, why isnt it possible to allow multi group access (eg Publisher and Author) to a forum category..atm we can only choose 1.

Helo. Is it possible to restrict access to a category according a numbers of posts?

I think that it is a good idea!

For example: a user only can access to a category if have ten post in the forum.

i was wondering if its possible to have a thread set to readonly mode (not able to reply) automatically after lapse of X amount of days or any time measure since the creation of the thread?

I used jfusion with phpbb for some time, and i have to work hard to make this correct. but i want to use the kunena forum always is not as complete as phpbb3.
What i just need is a better forum access rules!
for setting that:
users can only reply on this category (no new topic)
disable uploads from this forum

that is a basic access control that kunena need!

Looking for exactly the same function. Found no way so far to make this happen

I am looking for something similar (I think) , I need more user groups.I would like to restrict certain parts of the forum via locking categories to user groups rather than user level, for instance can set permissions for group A to view this category and B this category with out bumping peoples member status to moderator or locking certain threads to author or above, I feel it would be much easier locking a set of groups rather than 400 individual users at different user levels, I don't want an author or publisher from category A to post in category B

example:
Permissions
user 1: groups a,b,c
user 2: group a
user 3: group a,b
user 4: group a,c,f

just seems like a simplified way of handling large volumes of users with multiple category content