Feature #9167
closed
Open source project option
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Description
At the moment making a project "Public" while having Redmine manage the repository permission (svn in my case) gives anonymous read-only access to the repository. (I mean access from an svn client, not the "Repository" tab in the project's page)
It would be good to have an option to enable/diasble this permission with an "Open source" or "Anonymous access" checkbox in project options.
On my server I need 3 kinds of projects:
1. Private projects
2. Public open source projects
3. Public projects where I want every user to be able to create issues, post in forums, downloads files, etc... but can't access the source code.
At the moment only the firsts two scenarios are possible, the "Open source" option would enable the 3rd.
Related issues
Updated by Arnaud Martel about 13 years ago
I wrote a plugin (https://github.com/amartel/redmine_bioproj) which allows project manager to assign a role to "anonymous" and "not member" special accounts. This way, you can define permissions for anonymous access on a per project basis.
I don't know if you can use it "as is" but it may be a start for a more generic plugin (mine is very focused on my own needs...)
Updated by Go MAEDA over 7 years ago
- Related to Feature #19592: Public/Private or Anonymous/Authenticated/Team access attribute for each project module added
Updated by Holger Just about 2 months ago
- Related to Feature #17976: Custom permissions per project for non member and anonymous users added
Updated by Holger Just about 2 months ago
- Status changed from New to Closed
- Resolution set to Duplicate
Since #17976 (released in 2.6.0), you can define custom roles for the implicit anonymous or non-member access. This, for your third option, you can set the project as public and set for the Anonymous "group" a custom role which does not grant the "browse repository" permission. This will deny these anonymous users access to the repository tab in webinterface as well as deny SVN access when using the normal Redmine.pm Apache module for subversion.
As such, i"m closing this issue as a duplicate of #17976.