Scott, I have tryed the following procedure right now on the demo server: 1) login as admin/ofbiz 2) created a new Customer test/ofbiz 3) added the CATALOGADMIN_LTD security group to the test user 4) login as test/ofbiz to the catalog application --> OK 5) login again as admin/ofbiz 6) removed the CATALOG_VIEW permission from the CATALOGADMIN_LTD security group 7) login as test/ofbiz to the catalog application --> FAILED (AS EXPECTED) 8) login as admin/ofbiz 9) added the CATALOG_VIEW permission to the CATALOGADMIN_LTD security group 10) login as test/ofbiz to the catalog application --> !!!!! FAILED !!!!!!!
If you go on the demo server right now you should still see the problem. -Bruno 2008/5/24 Scott Gray <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Hi Bruno > > Your users need to have the base permission OFBTOOLS in order to be able to > login to any of the standard OFBiz apps. The required base permissions can > be found in each app's ofbiz-component.xml. > > As always your best reference for setting up data is the demo data. If > something isn't working with your data you should always compare it to the > demo data first. > > Regards > Scott > > 2008/5/24 Bruno Busco <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > > Hi, > > I am in the process of defining security groups of my system users. > > > > Trying to redefine a catalog limited administrator security group I have > > noted that if I remove the CATALOG_VIEW permission from the > > CATALOGADMIN_LTD > > security group a user of this group cannot login to the catalog > application > > (and this is fine). > > > > But if I add the CATALOG_VIEW permission back into the CATALOGADMIN_LTD > > security group the user still is unable to login. > > One more test I have done is to create a new security group and to add to > > it > > the same permissions of the CATALOGADMIN_LTD group. > > A user with the new group cannot login to the catalog application. > > > > Am I missing some step in the process or this is a bug? > > > > Many thanks, > > Bruno > > >
