One option is to run two dashboards. One just allows you to view the project status, the other lets you start/stop projects. You should be able to get two dashboards running from the same instance of IIS, using different urls.
Of course, if people know the url of the one with full access, it's not a great security solution. Perhaps you can restrict access through IIS. Kind regards, Tim -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Hutch Sent: 13 February 2009 19:03 To: ccnet-user Subject: [ccnet-user] New to CCNet/CCTray: Restrict users who may Force/Stop a build Hello I'm new to CruiseControl, and also new to a team presently using it for continuous builds. I've been asked to make channge to either inactivate/make-invisible/ grey-out the "Force Build" button of CCTray so that only a restricted list of users may stop/start/re-start builds, yet others may watch/ monitor without interferring. I combed the documentation and didn't see means to do this built-in already. Thought I'd ask before just jumping in, Is this something already available, and I just missed it? If not, then my intent was to just make the ForceBuild button invisible/inactive, etc., for all not "on the list"... Looks like pretty basic mods to: btnStartStopProject btnForceBuild btnToggleQueueView Right? Hutch
