[rt-users] Reuse RT System Saved Searches for all users

2011-05-04 Thread Lars Reimann

Hi,

we stored a saved search (Tickets) in RT System's saved searches with 
the intention to make the search visible to all users.


However,

normal users cannot even see saved searches. We do require users to load 
them only and i gave the showsavedsearch and loadsavedsearch to every one.


It is not clear to me which access rights are needed to enable users to 
see those system searches.


If this is not possible via RT System's saved searches, how do I make 
searches available to all users?
Otherwise every user has to save his/her own identical query which is 
impractical and most of our users do not want to understand detailed 
search semantics.


greetings,
l.r.



Re: [rt-users] Reuse RT System Saved Searches for all users

2011-05-04 Thread Raed El-Hames
Lars:

 we stored a saved search (Tickets) in RT System's saved searches with
 the intention to make the search visible to all users.

RT System Saved Searches are only available to SuperUsers, these are the 
searches you include as default in home page etc etc.
I think for your purposes and if its possible for you (pending number of users 
etc), I would suggest you create a new generic group and add all your users as 
members, then make your search as the new group search.

Over here I have few generic groups, AllStaff which include all our staff, 
AllCustomers include our customers groups 
And 3rdParty which include suppliers groups etc, having these generic groups 
make my life much easier when applying permissions / dashboards and saved 
searches etc.


Regards;
Roy 

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 Subject: [rt-users] Reuse RT System Saved Searches for all users
 
 Hi,
 
 we stored a saved search (Tickets) in RT System's saved searches with
 the intention to make the search visible to all users.
 
 However,
 
 normal users cannot even see saved searches. We do require users to load
 them only and i gave the showsavedsearch and loadsavedsearch to every one.
 
 It is not clear to me which access rights are needed to enable users to
 see those system searches.
 
 If this is not possible via RT System's saved searches, how do I make
 searches available to all users?
 Otherwise every user has to save his/her own identical query which is
 impractical and most of our users do not want to understand detailed
 search semantics.
 
 greetings,
 l.r.



Re: [rt-users] Reuse RT System Saved Searches for all users

2011-05-04 Thread Kenneth Crocker
Lars,

All searches are saved based on two things; personal and group membership.
Therefore, I give all the search rights (See, Create, Load, etc.) to all
privileged users, GLOBALLY. Reason, you can only see a search that either
you own or for a group you are a member of. Granting those search rights
globally does NOT give anyone the right to see some search they shouldn't.
That is always dependant on the groups you are a member of. This saves a LOT
of time when setting up.maintaining rights.

As Raed explained, simply create a group with all the user you want to see a
set of searches and put the users in that group.

Kenn
LBNL

On Wed, May 4, 2011 at 3:43 AM, Lars Reimann l.reim...@metaways.de wrote:

 Hi,

 we stored a saved search (Tickets) in RT System's saved searches with the
 intention to make the search visible to all users.

 However,

 normal users cannot even see saved searches. We do require users to load
 them only and i gave the showsavedsearch and loadsavedsearch to every one.

 It is not clear to me which access rights are needed to enable users to see
 those system searches.

 If this is not possible via RT System's saved searches, how do I make
 searches available to all users?
 Otherwise every user has to save his/her own identical query which is
 impractical and most of our users do not want to understand detailed search
 semantics.

 greetings,
 l.r.