Hey,

well i have seen the mail before but that is not exactly what i want. The user2 
should not see every task/objekt from user1.
Do i have to add the get_override permission to a user with the role „user“? I 
thought, that the role „user“ already has that kind of permission.

Thanks,
René

> Am 02.05.2016 um 11:13 schrieb [email protected]:
> 
> Hi Rene,
> 
> basically you would apply the following type of permission, when a user shall 
> "read" things;
> 
> get_x
> 
> while 'x' stands for the object you want to share (tasks, overrides, reports, 
> etc.).
> 
> 
> But here i have a better solution for you- this guide allows you to define a 
> group,
> where all members share their objects within this group. This would (if i 
> understood you correct)
> cover your case where two users can share their stuff within. No user from 
> "outside" of the group
> would be able to see or change objects- on the other way round, if you plan 
> to add another user
> to the table, then you can just add him to the group and then he can see the 
> stuff of user1 and user2.
> 
> 
> To activate object sharing within a specified group, please take the 
> following steps:
> 
> - "admin-1" creates a group, named "group-1"
> - after the group was created, go into details view of that group and write 
> down or copy the "RessourceID" of that group (Upper right position, looking 
> something like this: 6f81128f-ca84-4a1d-9f28-a9b4b6da6686). We need this 
> ressourceID later on.
> - Due to security reasons, "admin-1" is not able to add himself into this 
> group. So for that we log in as a Superadmin and use this account to add 
> "admin-1" into "group-1"
> - Logged back in as "admin-1", we can now add users to this group, like 
> "user1", "user2" and "user3"
> - we then move to the permissions dialogue and let "admin-1" create a 
> permission with the settings as follows:
> 
> -- Name:   super (has super access)
> -- Subject:   Group ("group-1")
> -- RessourceID:   <-Ressource-ID-of-"group-1"->
> -- RessourceType (for super permissions):   Group
> 
> - after these steps, "admin-1" is able to see all objects of users user1-3 
> and also the users see each others objects.
> 
> 
> I hope this is of any help for you.
> 
> Kind Regards,
> Michael Eissele.

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