To assist in the administration of the
TeamForge site, a person must have a site administrator
user account with a corresponding role on that site.
TeamForge administrators can create suitable site-wide
roles and delegate site administration responsibilities.
Note: You can choose site administration permissions
through
site-wide roles.
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Go to .
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Click Roles from the Projects
menu.
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Click Create.
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On the
SITE-WIDE
ROLE
tab,
write a name and description for the role.
The role name is case-sensitive.
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To prevent inheritance of the role into private projects, select the
PREVENT
ACCESS
option.
Note: Selecting the option to prevent role inheritance does not affect access to
public and gated projects. On selecting Prevent
access, the user may not be allowed to do
project-permissions related tasks in private projects.
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Click Create.
The restricted site administrator role is created. The Edit
Site-wide Role Permissions page appears.
Note: You can select the
permissions for site administration tools as well as for applications
available across all projects.
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Select the apt site administration and/or project permissions listed on the
ROLE
PERMISSIONS
tab,
to match the responsibility assigned to a user with that role.
Tip: You may not want to risk delegating the task of deleting
projects, users, groups, roles or categories.
Note: If you are creating a site-wide role that has Project Tracker's "Configure
- Site" permission, you must also assign the "Role - View"
permission.
Note: To manage artifact types globally, users must have project administrator
permissions in a site-wide role.
The role is created. You can assign it to site members at any time.