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Extension: BlueSpiceGroupManager
| Overview | |||
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| Description: | Administration interface for adding, editing and deleting user groups. | ||
| State: | stable | Dependency: | BlueSpice |
| Developer: | HalloWelt | License: | GPL v3 only |
| Type: | BlueSpice | Category: | Administration |
| Edition: | BlueSpice free | ||
Features[edit source]
GroupManager allows to create new groups, and to edit and delete existing groups.
Usage / features[edit | edit source]
Using the group concept, you can soften the wiki principle to work with a more granular permissions model. Using groups, administrators can assign differnet permissions to users. For example, a group can have read permissions, but no edit permissions. Use the group concept wisely, since otherwise the cooperative dynamic suffers.
With the Group manager, you can:
- create groups
- edit groups
- delete groups (system groups cannot be deleted or edited)
Users are assigned to groups in the User manager. Permissions are assigned to groups in the Permission manager.
Technical information[edit | edit source]
Configuration[edit | edit source]
This extension offers no configurations.
Rights (permissions)[edit | edit source]
This extension does not require any special rights.
Requirements[edit | edit source]
GroupManager requires BlueSpiceFoundation.
More info[edit | edit source]
For detailed description and usage, visit our help page.
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|desc=Administration interface for adding, editing and deleting user groups.
|status=stable
|developer=HalloWelt
|type=BlueSpice
|edition=BlueSpice free
|active=Yes
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|category=Administration
|license=GPL v3 only
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'''GroupManager''' allows to create new groups, and to edit and delete existing groups.
==Usage / features==
Using the group concept, you can soften the wiki principle to work with a more granular permissions model. Using groups, administrators can assign differnet permissions to users. For example, a group can have read permissions, but no edit permissions. Use the group concept wisely, since otherwise the cooperative dynamic suffers.
With the Group manager, you can:
*create groups
*edit groups
*delete groups (system groups cannot be deleted or edited)
Users are assigned to groups in the [[Reference:UserManager|User manager]]. Permissions are assigned to groups in the [[Reference:PermissionManager|Permission manager]].
==Technical information==
===Configuration===
This extension offers no configurations.
===Rights (permissions)===
This extension does not require any special rights.
===Requirements===
GroupManager requires [[Reference:BlueSpiceFoundation|BlueSpiceFoundation]].
==More info==
For detailed description and usage, visit our [[Manual:Extension/GroupManager|help page.]]
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Using the group concept, you can soften the wiki principle to work with a more granular permissions model. Using groups, administrators can assign differnet permissions to users. For example, a group can have read permissions, but no edit permissions. Use the group concept wisely, since otherwise the cooperative dynamic suffers. | Using the group concept, you can soften the wiki principle to work with a more granular permissions model. Using groups, administrators can assign differnet permissions to users. For example, a group can have read permissions, but no edit permissions. Use the group concept wisely, since otherwise the cooperative dynamic suffers. | ||