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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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 c
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
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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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
Hello, i am having a hard time setting permissions correctly. I have a queue
for the development guys, created a group for the developers to join.
I want one of those developers to have rights to administer everything
relating to that queue. So i added the user to the group, gave permissions
to th
