Whats the difference in updating the userview as an enduser/administrator?

Hey,
I have a form that a user accesses from the end user menu. It allows them to request roles for different applications. When a request is made the form calls a workflow.
This all works fine for a normal end user and I change the 'user.accounts[LDAP].ldapgroups' value to contain the new group and it is saved appropriately. If an administrator logs in and goes through the same process they are not updated with the roles they requested.
I am confused at the difference between the two users running the same process.
Any ideas?
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s6craig

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The actual number of GB involved depends on what install options you choose (like opting to install various printer & language support packages), the type of install (Update, A&I, etc.) & the hardware (PPC or Intel Mac), but plan on no less than about 4 GB, plus whatever temporary scratch space the installer will use during the install process.
Additionally, you should try to keep around no less than 10% of the drive's capacity free for use by the OS for its own temporary files & file system housekeeping chores once the install is complete. Some of this space will be reused from the old install if doing an Upgrade or A&I, but not from an E&I.
As you can see, there is no one definitive answer.

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