Re: [rt-users] Permissions to let a user administer a queue

2014-09-26 Thread fleon
I added the ShowACL and ModifyAcl permissions to the admincc, even tried
assigning them to the user manually, even as a global right, but still i
can't see the system groups.



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Re: [rt-users] Permissions to let a user administer a queue

2014-09-26 Thread fleon
Finally resolved it. I decided to turn on all rights to the user on a
global level and turning them off one by one.
Turns out i had to enable SeeQueue as a global right.
I am thinking unprivileged, privileged, everyone are internal groups
therefore i needed the permission.

However, now the user can see any group and know the group's members, but he
can't mess with the other group. That's not what i want, however i can live
with it, and i can sort of understand why it works this way. You need to
view every group in order to assign them permissions.

For me it would have made for sense for the admincc to be able to do
everything with a queue without requiring a global right. Users shouldn't be
able to know which users are inside a group, and i can't see a way to deny
outside users this right from the other group itself.

So, to recap, here is what i did:
-Assign a specific user ShowConfigTab and SeeQueue
-Add group A to queue A and grant all permissions in that queue for that
group.

I hope this helps someone, but i am hoping my solution is actually wrong and
there's a better way to do this, but i can't see it. After all, i needed to
enable just 2 permissions to fix my issue.



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Re: [rt-users] Permissions to let a user administer a queue

2014-09-26 Thread Kevin Falcone
On Fri, Sep 26, 2014 at 06:12:13AM -0700, fleon wrote:
 Turns out i had to enable SeeQueue as a global right.
 I am thinking unprivileged, privileged, everyone are internal groups
 therefore i needed the permission.

SeeQueue or SeeGroup?
If you really fixed this with SeeQueue, then your complaint is very
confusing to me.

You should file a feature request to make the
Everyone/Privileged/Unprivileged and Role groups visible on Queue
rights pages for Queue admins (users without SuperUser).

-kevin


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Re: [rt-users] Permissions to let a user administer a queue

2014-09-26 Thread fleon
I am very sorry, you are right, i had to enable SeeGroup.

I am glad that you see that this can be improved. I filed bug 30416.
http://issues.bestpractical.com/Ticket/Display.html?id=30416



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Re: [rt-users] Permissions to let a user administer a queue

2014-09-25 Thread fleon
i decided to enable ShowConfigTab and then revoke all rights on the
privileged group to the other queue. That other queue only has rights for
requesters and users of their own group.
So far i think it's working, the user sees all menus but can only see his
queue, can't create or modify other queues (he can't even see them).

He can also add users to the group he belongs to. The only thing missing is
that the system groups are not being shown inside the queue, so he can't set
permissions on them:

System
 Everyone (not shown)
 Privileged (not shown)
 Unprivileged (not shown)
Roles
 AdminCc (not shown)
 Cc (not shown)
 Owner (not shown)
 Requestor (not shown)

He only sees his group belonging to his queue. What i am missing so he can
set the permissions to the system and role groups?



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