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jonathan ferguson, 2010-10-29 03:22
1 | 1 | Jean-Philippe Lang | h1. Managing Groups |
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3 | 2 | jonathan ferguson | As of 0.9, Administrators can define groups of users in Redmine. |
4 | Groups can be added as members of projects just like regular users, using the same Roles too. |
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6 | When adding a user to an existing group, this user inherits of all of the group privileges. |
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8 | To create a group, do the following: |
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10 | # Click Administration |
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11 | # Click Groups |
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12 | # Click New Group |
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13 | # Type the name of your group in Name |
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14 | # Click Create |
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16 | To add members to a group, do the following: |
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18 | # In Administration >> Groups |
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19 | # Click the name of the Group you wish to change. |
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20 | # You'll see 3 tabs: General, Users, Projects |
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21 | 3 | jonathan ferguson | ** General |
22 | *** Change the name by editing the Name field |
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23 | ** Users |
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24 | *** Add users by checking the username box for each user |
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25 | *** Click Add |
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26 | ** Projects |
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27 | *** Select a project from the pop-up menu |
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28 | *** Set the Role |
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29 | *** Click Add |