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From: <Rei...@mg...> - 2007-03-14 08:41:06
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I still cannot figure out how to enable the deploy functionality in the = UI for users other than the admin. I created a group "com", a user = "foo", and gave that user viewer and deployer permissions. When I log in = as this user, the deploy functionality is still disabled. Shouldn't a = user that has deployer permissions always have the deploy functionality = enabled and only get an error if they deploy anything with a = non-matching groupId? And thanks for your responsiveness. Do you have a timeframe for = repo-base roles? This feature will be highly appreciated. Regards, Reinhard ________________________________ From: art...@li... = [mailto:art...@li...] On Behalf Of = Yoav Landman Sent: Dienstag, 13. M=E4rz 2007 21:30 To: art...@li... Subject: Re: [Artifactory-users] Need help on user/group setup The same deployment policies applies in the UI (you cannot deploy to a = group your are not a deployer of). Import/export is an admin feature and can only be used by admins. We will add repository-based roles in the upcoming release (this seems = to be a popular request), but for now to allow users to deploy globally = they have to be admins.=20 On 3/13/07, Reinhard N=E4gele <Rei...@mg...> wrote:=20 Thanks, I get that now. What if I don't need a restriction to groupIds? = I want to globally allow users to be deployers. And how does this relate = to the GUI? I want to also either enable or disable the deploy = functionality to a user in the GUI. The same goes for import/export.=20 =09 Reinhard =09 -----Original Message----- From: art...@li... [mailto: = art...@li... = <mailto:art...@li...> ] On Behalf Of = Yoav Landman Sent: Dienstag, 13. M=E4rz 2007 11:42 To: art...@li... = <mailto:art...@li...>=20 Subject: Re: [Artifactory-users] Need help on user/group setup =09 Just to make this clearer by example, if you need to deploy an artifact = with a groupId of "org.apache.maven" you will need to create a group = with any of the following names (prefixes):=20 org, org.apache or org.apache.maven and assign a user as a deployer to this group. =09 For authenticating via Maven, this user will have to add the following = to his settings.xml: <servers> <server>=20 <id>repository-name-used-in-the-pom-to-refer-to-artifactory</id> <username>myUsername</username> <password>myPassword</password> </server> </servers>=20 =09 On 3/13/07, Yoav Landman <yla...@gm...> wrote: > Security works the following way: > > GROUPS > You can create groups, each group uses a groupId prefix as its name.=20 > This prefix translates to a path prefix for artifacts in the > repositories, and is used to determine the effective permissions when > referring to a repository path. > For each group you can assign users to 3 types of roles:=20 > (1) Deployers - can deploy/remove (undeploy) artifacts. > (2) Viewers - can download artifacts (simple browsing is still = enabled > for anyone), unless a repository has the <anonDownloadsAllowed> flag=20 > set to true (the default), then anybody can download regardless. > (3) Admins - currently unimplemented (will be used to allow = management > of users within a group in the next version). > > USERS=20 > A defined user can either be a simple user or an admin which is > similar to a root user (has all 3 roles for any group). > > We will add this to the docs. > > HTH, > > Yoav=20 > > On 3/13/07, Reinhard N=E4gele <Rei...@mg...> wrote: > > > > > > I am still evaluating Artifactory and do like it, but I can't = really=20 > > figure out how security works. I set up several users and groups = and > > assigned different permissions. Whatever I tried, any user I had = set > > up only had browse and search functionality in the GUI. I would = like=20 > > to set up different users according to the available permissions = (admins, deployers, viewers). > > How would I do that? We definitely need better documentation, > > especially in this area.=20 > > > > Thanks, > > Reinhard > > > > = -------------------------------------------------------------------- > > ----- Take Surveys. Earn Cash. 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