User groups

[aimeos]

No, the content of the files.

[promptnet]

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<?php
return [
	'customer' => [
		'manager' => [
			'typo3' => [
				'pid-default' => 171
			],
			'group' => [
				'typo3' => [
					'pid-default' => 171
				]
			]
		]
	]
];

[aimeos]

If this configuration is in the mshop.php file of the Config directory, this should be OK.
You should also set this in your controller.php config file:

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	'frontend' => [
		'customer' => [
			'groupids' => xxx
		]
	]

[promptnet]

Now, my code in controller.php looks like that:

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<?php
return [
	'customer' => [
		'manager' => [
			'typo3' => [
				'pid-default' => 171
			],
			'group' => [
				'typo3' => [
					'pid-default' => 171
				]
			]
		]
	],
	'frontend' => [
		'customer' => [
			'groupids' => 48
		]
	]
];

Unfortunately, it's not working. The admin user still sees all groups in aimeos. Or, is that wanted?
And this is not working, too:

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return [
	'customer' => [
		'manager' => [
			'typo3' => [
				'pid-default' => 171
			],
			'group' => [
				'typo3' => [
					'pid-default' => 171
				]
			], 
			'frontend' => [
				'customer' => [
					'groupids' => 48
				]
			]
		]
	]
];

[aimeos]

There's no way to distinguish groups between sites in TYPO3 because the fe_groups table doesn't have any "siteid" column and doesn't know about multi-tenancy. The only way would be to assign different PIDs to the groups and implement some custom code to map those PIDs to different sites somehow.