Dears,
For me, i will YES. This
restriction is still very neccessary.
Since they have same or equal
level of previledge, the restriction should remain.
Thank you.
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and Evaluation Management Services (MEMS-II)
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On Friday, 14 March 2014, 11:34, Lars Helge Øverland <[email protected]>
wrote:
Hi all,
an issue where input is needed from the community:
Currently, one rule for user management says that users cannot see nor edit
users which have granted the same user roles as themselves.
The rationale for this restriction is e.g. that district officers should not be
able to create other district officer user accounts.
Is this restriction still necessary?
Reason for asking is that some organisations have started designing user roles
in a way where you a have a larger number of user roles focused on topics, and
user roles are mixed and matched when creating new users. This restriction does
not work well in this scenario.
A second rule is that users can only see other users for which they have all of
their authorities. This restriction will remain.
regards,
Lars
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