how to allow non-admin users to create projects
Added by Scott O' Malley over 13 years ago
I was a member of a college netsoc last year in college, we used redmine to manage our subversion projects etc, all users where able to create projects, but none of us where administrators, how can I set this up in my own installation, I can find lots of information on when the feature was suggested, but none on how to activate it
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RE: how to allow non-admin users to create projects - Added by ylluminate . over 13 years ago
I've had the same issue, have not yet tracked it down. I created a new role that has the capacity to create projects, however it does not allow me to assign the role without an already existent project... or simply assigning the user as an admin, which is not desired.
RE: how to allow non-admin users to create projects - Added by ylluminate . over 13 years ago
George Plymale wrote:
I've had the same issue, have not yet tracked it down. I created a new role that has the capacity to create projects, however it does not allow me to assign the role without an already existent project... or simply assigning the user as an admin, which is not desired.
Okay, found the solution, which I thought might work, however it seemed seriously counterintuitive: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6227217/allow-non-admin-users-to-create-projects
RE: how to allow non-admin users to create projects - Added by Scott O' Malley over 13 years ago
That was actually my own post on Stack, What I ended up doing was creating a domain project (website) domain, and adding every user too it, then I assigned the user roles in that project so that they had project creation privileges, It's an odd way to have to do things but it works