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The fact that the "perlmonks" user/group/whatever is itself private means that everything underneath it must also be private. Start at the top and work your way down, making everything public as you go.

Ok, perlmonks was my first try, so it was a lot of tries ago. Changing that to public allowed me to change betelgeuse to public, I think:

Project 'betelgeuse' was successfully updated.

Did I get there...is this now public?

Gruss aus Amiland,

In reply to Re^5: approximating geological problems with highway data by Aldebaran
in thread approximating geological problems with highway data by Aldebaran

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