What CMS can differentiate user rights when publishing content?

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Dmitry2012-02-13 22:07:45

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Dmitry, 2012-02-13 22:07:45

Requirements:
a) user A (or group A) can publish (from the admin or front - it doesn't matter) content only in section M, user B - only in sections N, K, etc.
b) preferably free and actively developing (Joomla, WordPress, etc.)
Are there any?

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WildZero, 2012-02-13
@WildZero

drupal

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Vladimir Gorobets, 2012-02-13
@vladimir_gorobets

In DataLife Engine , you can create user groups and specify categories for groups in which materials are allowed to be published.
True, it is not free, but it is easy to install and master.

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volanddd, 2012-02-14
@volanddd

Joomla can't. Although in 2.5 there is a new powerful ACL that did not pick up such subtleties

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Haroo Mambooroo, 2012-02-14
@AcidLynx

MODX can (http://modx.com/)
There you can set different access folders for different users.

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IRS, 2012-02-13
@IRS

drupal + organic groups module to help.
in its purest form, it cannot. rather not so flexible.

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egorinsk, 2012-02-14
@egorinsk

Imprimatur seems to know how