This module is just what I am looking for: it resizes the photos and uploads them as a batch.

However, the Upload Photos function links to admin/content/imgupload so I must give a user access to administration pages in order for them to be able to use the module. I want to be able to make it available to users like I could do with Image, Acidfree, or the image_fupload module (which don't resize photos). Could this module be changed so that it has its own permissions more like Image or Image Upload so that I could assign permission to upload photos without also granting access to administration pages?

There isn't anything I can see in the module that is dangerous for users to be able to do.

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pre911mindset commented

Um.. I don't understand. The imgupload module perms are different from anything else. I have users that can upload photos and are not admins. Or am I not understanding?

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bdornbush commented

I must grant access to administration pages to any user who needs to use imgupload as the path is admin/content/imgupload/0. If the path were just imgupload/0, then I would not need to assign access to administration pages to the user.

Or am I missing something? What path do you use to allow the users to upload photos? Did you manage to do it without granting them access to administration pages?

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pre911mindset commented

Well, the image upload 'path' is just an URL, which doesn't really have permissions per se. So no, I don't have require my any permissions other than 'registered user'.