On Thu, 2007-10-25 at 12:20 +0000, Romit.Y wrote:
> Today, I find a big bug about django permissions. Details is
> following:
> If you delete your application(i.e app1 ) and then deploy it(i.e app2
> into which you add new model entries) again, but app1 and app2 have
> the same verbose_name.
> Now, you will transfer management to your staff. So you login admin,
> and grant privileges to your staff. But your staff claims that he
> hasn't any management to app2.
> Open back-end database, query auth_permission, you will get two set
> privileges which refer to the app1 and app2, but django admin-suite
> picks up app1 privileges not app2 which been displayed in the admin
> form.

Thanks for the report. However, bugs should be reported to our Trac
instance (http://code.djangoproject.com/simpleticket ) so that they
don't get lost. If you report it here, it will only be forgotten about.

Regards,
Malcolm

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  • A big bug! Romit.Y
    • Re: A big bug! Malcolm Tredinnick

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