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Jean-Philippe Lang, 2010-01-10 12:07
Permissions description
1 | 1 | Jean-Philippe Lang | h1. Roles & permissions |
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3 | Roles lets you define the permissions that the members have on a project. Each member of a project has a one Role for the project. A user can have different roles for different projects. |
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5 | You can create new roles or edit existing ones. You can delete a role only if nobody has this role on a project. |
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7 | h2. Roles properties |
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9 | * *Name*: display name of the role |
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10 | 2 | Jean-Philippe Lang | * *Issues can be assigned to this role*: if unchecked, issues can not be assigned to members with this role on a project. |
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12 | h2. Permission |
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14 | When editing a role, you can define its permissions by checking/unchecking the different actions. |
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16 | 4 | Jean-Philippe Lang | |_. Permission|_. Description| |
17 | |\2. *_Project permissions_*| |
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18 | |Create project|Allow non-admin users to create a root project |
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19 | You can specify which role will be automatically given to a non-admin user who creates project (see [[RedmineSettings#Projects]])| |
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20 | |Edit project|Allow user to edit project properties| |
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21 | |Select project modules|Allow user to enable/disable project modules (such as issues tracking, wiki, repository...)| |
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22 | |Manage members|Allow user to add/remove project members or change the roles of existing members| |
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23 | |Manage versions|Allow user to add/edit/delete project versions| |
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24 | |Create subprojects|Allow user to add subprojects to the project| |
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25 | |\2. *_Boards permissions_*| |
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26 | |Manage boards|Allow user to add/edit/delete project forums| |
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27 | |Post messages|Allow user to post new topics in forums| |
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28 | |Edit messages|Allow user to edit any message| |
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29 | |Edit own messages|Allow user to edit its own messages only| |
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30 | |Delete messages|Allow user to delete any topic or reply| |
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31 | |Delete own messages|Allow user to delete its own topics or replies| |
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32 | |\2. *_Documents permissions_*| |
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33 | |Manage documents|Allow user to add/edit/delete project documents| |
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34 | |View documents|Allow user to view documents| |
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35 | |\2. *_Files permissions_*| |
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36 | |Manage files|Allow user to add/edit/delete project files under the Files section| |
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37 | |View files|Allow user to view files| |
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38 | |\2. *_Issue tracking_*| |
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39 | |Manage issue categories|Allow user to add/edit/delete issue categories| |
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40 | |View Issues|Allow user to view project issues| |
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41 | |Add issues|Allow user to create new issues| |
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42 | |Edit issues|Allow user to fully edit existing issues| |
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43 | |Manage issue relations|Allow user to add/remove relations beetween issues| |
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44 | |Add notes|Allow user to add comments to existing issues| |
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45 | |Edit notes|Allow user to edit any issue comment| |
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46 | |Edit own notes|Allow user to edit its own comments only| |
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47 | |Move issues|Allow user to move existing issues to another project| |
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48 | |Delete issues|Allow user to delete issues| |
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49 | |Manage public queries|Allow user to add/edit/delete issue queries that are visible by all users| |
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50 | |Save queries|Allow user to save its own issue queries| |
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51 | |View gantt chart|Allow user to view the gantt chart| |
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52 | |View calendar|Allow user to view the calendar| |
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53 | |View watchers list|Allow user to see who is watching an issue| |
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54 | |Add watchers|Allow user to add other users as watchers of an issue| |
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55 | |Delete watchers|Allow user to remove watchers of an issue| |
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57 | (TBC) |
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59 | 1 | Jean-Philippe Lang | h2. System roles |
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61 | There are 2 system roles in Redmine: 'Non member' and 'Anonymous'. They are internally used by Redmine and thus can not be deleted. |
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63 | * *Non member*: this role lets you define the permissions that a registered user has on projects which he is not a member of. |
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64 | * *Anonymous*: this role lets you define the permissions that anonymous users have on the projects. |
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66 | 3 | Thomas Lecavelier | Note that these permissions only apply to public projects since a user who is not a member of a private project can not even see it. |