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I also think this is a good idea. I ended up creating a "restricted view" custom field for users so that I could hide many of the things that Redmine shows by default.

José, if you haven't already done it, you could edit lib/redmine.rb and make the following changes to restrict access to the Activity view.

 # Permissions
 Redmine::AccessControl.map do |map|
-  map.permission :view_project, {:projects => [:show, :activity]}, :public => true
+  map.permission :view_project, {:projects => [:show]}, :public => true
   map.permission :search_project, {:search => :index}, :public => true
   map.permission :edit_project, {:projects => [:settings, :edit]}, :require => :member
+  map.permission :view_activity, {:projects => [:activity]}
   map.permission :select_project_modules, {:projects => :modules}, :require => :member

You would then need to set "View activity" in Administration -> "Roles and permissions" if you wanted a user to see the activity.

Mark

Thanks, Mark, I'll try it.

Hello:

I am also interestedd about this feature, Mark I've tried your solution,I get the checkbox in the role view but no effect after restarting redmine. :(

regards

Richardo,

Are you trying out the permissions as a user with "administrator" set? If so, try testing it with a non-admin user who has "View activity" unchecked.

If that doesn't work, let me know and I will have another look at what I changed.

Cheers,
Mark

Hello Mark:

No, the user I'm trying with has the flag "administrator" off. :(
I can move the rhtml page out but it's very ugly solution.
thx for your help

Regards

Another ping for this feature in the core.

Mark, I did your quick update and I was able to disable Activity views for roles. Thanks for sharing that!

PS: Seems related to Issue #849.

Ok, so now the question I have is: how do I prevent access to the

1. Overview
2. Roadmap
3. Issues

tabs?

What's the status for this issue?
I have a simular request for hiding activity-tab, but I think it should be a user setting (set by administrator), because activity log can also be consulted per user.
We're using Redmine internally for the moment. Now we want to use it also with our customers, but we don't want that our customers consult the activity page, so disabling the activity page only for them (on projects, users, ...) would be really nice.

This patch will not disable the "Overall activity" link on the project page. Any hints?

Mathias,

That is true, there were other places the activity is accessible that I did not know at the time. One for example is the user's page, it displays information about the user including activity. I have patched internally and will try to come up with a decent patch here.

• Issue summaries - http://your.redmine.site/projects/project_name/issues/report

This one site I'm building the customer doesn't want the users to have any access to these.

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+1 Implementing patch on my site.

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Michael Esemplare wrote:

I've added an updated patch that:

• Fixes the Overall activity link on the project page
• Does not show user activity on user's page unless they can view activity (i.e. http://www.redmine.org/users/38840)

The patch is against trunk r12982 (2.5-stable), so you might not be able to run `patch -p0 -i view_activity_permission_trunk.patch` on your redmine install.

All modifications should work with 2.1+, tested with 2.2, 2.4 and 2.5 stable.

As noted previously, if running redmine 2.0 and 1.x, you might need to remove the :read => true attribute in lib/redmine.rb.

We use this patch its working great. The only problem is that we have to apply the patch every time gets updated. And the patch doesnt work out of the box with 2.6.1

How would we get this patch (or updated version) to be part of te redmine core?
Its seems to be a nice enhancement.

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Applied a modified version of the patch (+loader) on redmine 3.3.x and it's working as aspected. I am glad this issue is targeted for the next major release.

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This is also related to:

#2585, #9930

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